Lighthouse and informer. (Charleston, S.C.) 1941-1954, May 31, 1952, Page 3, Image 7
'PS
K UNCF CollegT
^^Rdsidents Will
^Blake Radio Pleas
I HEW? YORK ? Five presidsm
Blegtfo Coifeg? Fflhd *&ilf t
Beard during "the widths <
une in b/jef -talks marking tt:
Bund's nifUtrjfcn^ app:5l 6
h? American Broadcasting Con
I Band's College Choir Series.
I ^ Speaking Sun-Jay. Jun: 1. wi
I Bbe President W. J. Trent. Sr.. <
BLivii igstond College. Sali^bur
iKlr whose choir ??. fei
B turei that day; Jun2 8, Wile
College Choir, Marshall, Te?
with President J. S. Scott; Jur
-?15,uBe*.lmi*2JCookman Qolleg
I>aytona Beach, Fla.. PreSidei
If Richard V. Moora; June 22, Sha
I University Choir, and Presidei
W. ]R. Strassrver; June 29, A. \
Derrt, president of Dillard Un
veraity of> Crlealdf V wl!
| spedk at the .midwawiPQiutiihi
I ing [the cbhceA of. tlr/ Dillai
I University Choir.
B Beginning the third year, tl
1 ABC College Ch^ir s<rie^. or
acntpd In : CoopeikAioh wi'n li
Hjmsocifiuir"
ATTACHMENTS
rou cutiWroWHAn
PCKFSCTU'MATCHtO
\
4 IH
fl H\\ B1
Qll^^P;
f" Tfcb most^aefaj hair plcc? Mend*
fa^wi^y?ur own hair and keepa
H
v
I - HKBgTi
l IHh
JHPA
THE HALF GLAMOUR
testens ftt the crown of the hcedsnd
kings naturally down the beck (It ie
1$ to 20 inches long) $10.00
? r ~" r
J
. . - w .
BACK OF
i : THE HEAD CLU$X$g||2
Tfi. item iS| madjxf?oxxy^Stk
of our Clamour^Fago^byf?IWr
you can easier make(^t yourself,
j- If you
K&
k. - [tKJU attachmepHM^time and money
oviar. Wear ifand eliminate flr*nwi,
oaafty for constantly curling yoqr own
' This will give it tinre to gN*fc^,f>
ftmot Clutter of Cvrlc
om(k?. ...S3.SC
[?= i i > i x ' a,"m+s-- ^0 .OC
I SKNO NO MONIY
MY POSTMAN ON DEIIVERY.
And ?iOpto af ,ywr Mr or
*?* color. ORDIR TODAY I
- *
HAIR DO FASHIONS
- i 307 FIFTH Av?., (Sul?? 905)
1<twwvoi?.i7,a,\
i Rev. Brown's Pastoi
f ^ ?.rf
nMBn '
ts
,d- ;
if
<< ' J
fi" iV^^H
u M
f II
j- n
?y I
c" I
e, HHM
it |
w
it RF.V. GORDON
V.
Members, of the Second Cal- s
i. ( 4vary Baptist church of Colum- ^
, bia, will honor their pastor, the ?
Rev. Charles H. Brown, in spe- t
cial anniversary services June 7 j
,c and 8' i :
e_ The celebration will begin at >
io | thti parsonage Saturday evening, >
_ June 7, with a reception for R-v.'
and Mrs. Brown. On Sunday, c
" -June 8, two services will be held
at the church. The Rev. O. R. i
Reuben, president of Morris Col- i
Ju lege at Sumter, will bring the ?
morning message. Music for this 1
p't service will be rendered by the i
State College 1
Alumni Meet <
The General Alumni Associa H
? tion^f South Carolina S&te College
will meet in the "Y" Hut on
H the Cafnpus at_.7:30 p. m. Sun- d
day, June !. 1952 C. W. Madden, a
M "President announced here "Turs- ci
day. ' 'A
He said, "I wish to urge as ''
Stnany as possible to be preseht *
: , et this meeting. This occasion A
will make it possible to meet and
r
chat in an informal way about
matters of interest to our school
'and to ourselves." w
' v c
News From Troop t
195 Of Columbia "
Boy Scouts - ?
The weekly meeting of Boy
Scout Troop 105 was. fieid Tues.,
? with the Senior Patrol Leader,
Abe Parnell, presiding. The
opening ceremonies included the
Scout Oath and laws related
by Scouts. Each Scout was re,
quested to tetl at least onie good
turn $pne in the past week.
? The' current ousiness of the
troop included the re-orgapizaI
zatlon of patrols. The elected
patrol leaders and assistants
were as follows: Bernard Nixon,
Flying Eagle Patrol; Hey wan
O'Neil, assistant Patrol Leader;
Johnny James, Wolf Patrol; Jerome
Draper, assistant Patrol
Leader; Raymond Watts, Patrol
name to be seJ?cted; Bernard
Foster patrol nam? to be selected;
Nel.-on Squire, assistant Patrol
Leader.
- The troop is planning a Court
of Honor, June 8. The committee
in charge is composed of Andrew
Haynes, Nelson Squire.
?Jfternard Foster, Bernard Nixon
!>' and James Clark.
of?A committee composed of ]
James Clark. Raymond Watts.
^-?aVid Jacobs and Abe Parnoll
to mak1; an appsai to boys
5; ?interesfed in becoming scouts at i
^kiWaverly and Carver Schoo'ls.
A Six copies of the Boy Scout <
* Handbooks were purchased for i
the scout library. The troop al- i
vr so decided to take out a sub- i
b " script ion of ."Boys Life Magazine."
v; Fifteen bcfys ha vs~ expressed 3
interest in attending summer ^
\ Th^ organization, of a troop (
sessions at Camp Brownlee. '
^Softball team is now underway.
?< ~The~?CTfuTs have chosen the name
\'195' Sluggers", Practices -tr 1
held pn Tuesday and Saturday
"1 evoninec in An'icrinl
^ Our present .scoutmaster is L. .
^S. James. The Explorer group is ^
lmder the advisorship of R .1 s
' 'Officers of the troop arr t
\ fltames Claric, Junior Assistant j
1 Scoutmaster; Abe, Parnell, Jr., J
? &?niorHPgtroh-fctrarhnr Davict Ja ~~t
cobs, Scribe; Johnny Jambs I
Quartermaster; Amos Smith, j:
Treasurer. t
? , <j
United Negro College Fund, fea
tures outstanding choirs of the ^
-4 colleges?tmd universities aided ^
by tho Fund. 1 g
The series is heard in Now 0
" York over WJZ, TOfSCMl a.m..
KDT, and coa^t to coast ovrr the
( ABC cross-country network, jd
9 k. ' ,
A ? '11';,
\ - .V"-- 1 . -
rate Honored
REV^ BROWN
lenior choir. At the evening service,
the Rev. Max^e S. Gordon,
jastor of the First Calvaty Bapis*.
church and a'member ofj.the
'acuity in thi school "of religion
it Benedict College, will be the
p.aker. and the junior choir
ill be in charge of the music.j
The Rev. Charles If. Brown,
lean of theology at Bendict Col
lege, has served ap pastor ot
Second Calvary Baptist church
'or 18 years; he has served
South Carolina for 25 years, and
las worked a's an' ordained minster
for 32 years.
j.O. Students To
Continue On Job
framing Work _
Approximately thirty, D.O. stuents
wiil continue- on their jobs
ftcr school closes June 7 acording
to W. J. Gilliam Diversied
Occupation Coordinator. Of
lis number nineteen are in the
rsdu-ating class. These students
'ill continue to receive job
raining and ,-upervision by the
oordinator.
Some of the training agencies
'h:re D. O. students arc worklg
are as follows: Bryant
leancrs, Butlers Shoe Store,
'own Theatre, Victory Savings
ank, Nu-System Cleaners, Col- i
mbia 'Hospital, Ace Cleaners.
[oj>'s Spaghetti- House and the
Den's Leagu-v -??*- ? - fs
< It I - \\ I I 1. Im .1 I., predict lor j
purchase hi* lecture "The Secret Science o!
PREDICTS today e-o Atlas Features. 61.15
to receive hi* valuable advice on your problr
telf-addressed envelope and allow 1U day*
Hollywood. (All other letters mutt naturall
La the column below.)
I
Watch for all convicted narcotic*
peddlers to be given the death
penalty in 1953 by the Federal ;
Government and he treated exactly :
as a convicted kidnapper ... A <
new drug will soon he discovered :
which will make childbirth painless 1
and safe . . . Twice the number ui I
women will run for office-in November
1952 than did. in 194S . . . I
P. J. Williams, the Vitamin King, 1
will personally supply vitamins toll
any needy, undernourished childwhen
the plea is made through his' 1
school teacher . . . Look for the ?
suicide of a famed star by sleeping a
pills next month . . . Noima i
Hughes will he th<? n<xt Queen ot t
Song who will rule the airwaves, t
television, and monies, . . . Jack
Lait and Lee Mortimer wi'l .slunk j L
vou in their new-hook. "I SA I ?
Confidential", and will tell you i
things about your community you
never 4knew ... Look for the V
Better Business Bureau to enforce I
^direct ruling against any type of j;
fraudulent mis-advertising in ttic a
lower price magazines . . . Clrn- t
rhilla breeding will become a very
popular and profitable hobhy in c
1953 . . . "Shrimp Pink'* will be_rj;
:he nety COlorTobfTght:i yOuT tall ji
rvardrobe , . . Lanania will sooo r
jffcr you a wonderful vacation tor n
auly one hundred, dollars . . , You y
ran now lose weight by e?m'ng hall Ii
i lemon peel before each uieai fi
vhich will aid in shringiug 'th<
tomach and Writ actually take tjhrtt t
:.xtra poundage from you in places
hat will show . . . New floods b
nenace Mississippi Valley . .
Mew liquid plastic floors, poured h
ft?" concrete, "\vrtt revbtiTtttTn \ic ~
>uildine moiects . . . Look for a h
iricc war between hotels and mo- -si
els this summer . . . You can now
luplicate your favorite perfume ii
?dor for one tenth the price . . .
Vhen Joan Bennett divorces v
rValter Wangcr she will marry
omeone almost twenty five years n
ddcr than herself*
* * ' n
Dear Criswell: What should I I,
loJ.'Be?trice'''
i : . .
Court Leaves Postal
Up In Air On 'Loyal!
WASHINGTON?Federal' Dts-I ee
triet Judge Walter Bastiim hns ifi
hand'd down his ruling pn the p;i
suit tiled by Dr. William frf J:(- di
:on,*Jr:, welfare diteetfix hrf rployees,
but he failed to rA> oni-a!
the constitutionality of the Pr.-i J;
sklent Executive Old r on Loyally.
11^ has, however, Irft the al
door open for further action by
rtio "Attrmoe.? 7~r3
"Two serious questions arise *in
this case", Jucl^e Itn.sti.ui
ssaid, "First, whether the doc- i .
^trhie of-'res judicata' is apoll- ?
cable, that is, whctlicr tlje ' v
matter having been once aiju- |
dicated. plaintiff (Dr. Jason; j /
can be called upon again to j~^
establish his loyalty, this time }:
under the pe\y standard fixe^l ( 2
by the Executive Order 10241; I\
and, gerondly, whfUier the yc*. ! i,
tion is premature in that plain- 1 0
tiff has failed to exhaust his jr
administrative remedies." j b
Pointing to the new no'.ic.- r?f! ^
suspension sent to Dr. Jason ana! 11
twenty other NAPE m-mbers in]
January 1952 by the Post Office] II
Department" in its new "purge". U
under *.h^ amended E\ cut
Order which provides for romov- t
ul provide! thcr1 was "a reason-j tl
able doubt" as to th-' loyalty 01 U
tho?e cited, the court not d that! t<
the th" P. C. Department had u
tak n no action, "aiv.i, naturally,| at
no appeal has been or could be; he
taken to the Postmaster G ncral, O
or to tb? Loyalty- Review BaaxdJ' ,J?i
In view ot that fact, Judge
Bastian rilled thatDrr JdsorPs s
suit was premature under the "
rules as to exhaustion of ad- s
mjnistrative remedies. The d
judge noted that "It may be 1
that he will be vindicated by "
the administrative tribunals, ' * 1
or that those tribunals will rule , i
favorable on his contention T
that the doctrine of 'res judi-^ ; t
cat a' is applicable, in either of Jsll
whlc^ event no need would ?
exist for resort to the Court.'
Then Judge Bastion dissmiss- w
ed Dr. Jaon's -uit" without pre- n
judice, allowing him the "right to w
file iuiothhr if and,whop' a .do- VJ
etsion-'arfvcr.se to him is rrndeV- P1
? ? w
mmMSmHRA c
f A T A il
4 J "J Wf Pj <im
B w I AI
^b JmM & ^B^B'Y
In x personal Utter 'FREE 11 vou will ! ^
I BclnV Lucky" for SI. Write CRISWKLL \.\
Sunset lll\d'.. llollvwood I*. California
m by simply enclosing St with a stamped
for your predictions to reach you from
ly await their turn to tie answered free , la
? I
My dear Beatrice: I pi edict f lat
toil will f?o hack home veiy soo.i ^
Hid you will tind things working
nit to your satisfaction when ton
how this lttishaitii that ; ?hj w:!t t ft
tot stand tot his abuse. 1 !us wall ! jy,
3i in? hint to his senses. p
Dear CrKwell: W hat happene 1 i ,?v
o my sister s black urn \ > < ?v
Will tins man pa\ mc the money j n>.
ic owes mc ' ohil K. ,
' A' I
a)ly dear John : I lie rtnjj w ill lie
ound in tour sistci s top but can
Irawcr w ith some artificial flowers
lie wears in her hait. hu w.li i.e
eijuireJ to sue this man m court
o collect this money, ^ on will take ^
hat trip veiv soon. "
Dear Criswell: Will lorn u:i"
>ack to me and it lie doesn't, who *,!
vill 1 ilia try? Will thete be oil on
ny Kansas land ? D.
My dear D.: T on 1 w ill come
lack to jou, and you will he \ci>
inppily married, i'here will he ^
;ood news about oil in September I 1'
nd )ou will be acquired to return w
hetc. ^
Dear Criswell: W" 111 try son
ontmue to disgiace me t C. i\
AJy dear (1. R.-u~.il ?
lave 1 ear tied It Ts lesson when-he in
clcased from prison, and he \\. 11
nake yott very proud wt bun m the
ears to come, l.et him know $ Mr
itve and understanding wilL^.e
iui a new stait ill lite.
Dear Criswell: D,thisjpropcrty
porth 'thirrrrn thousani er%r
u\Iy dear A.: No, and jau will I
e able to buy it for ten.
Dear Ciiswcll: t oflld I ever
ope to see again ? Gladys 11. a
* 2173' dear (jladys: A cornea witt "F
p transplanted in your eves and
ight will he restored by early tall. I
Dear Criswell: Should i invest I
t these stocks? Ro>e L.
My dear Rose: 1 hese stocks arc I
I-)car Criswcll: is thrrc another
larriagc for nic? M/s. Ci.
My dearMn. (j. : Yuu will ,
iui ry tincf ihuic tinu-> aiul .ill \\ ill m
e happy, wealthy, *uul ncacrtul.
opyrlght 1932 Atla? feature* Syndicc**' j ^
i
4 .
Purge Lawsuit 1
:y' Challenging j
1 in, udimiii&Uul'ivQ urucess. "IK
lade it cl .ar that* he was no' 1
is>ing judgement <>n th tcclini'^jrigh^pb/
th(?yiovernment to
fin; next a i ,
t v^lui tJKi; i i- allowing Dr I ,
i.;on the right to tile* another
ut af'.. r the Government Loyty
'Review Board acts.
lean Hancock To
)eliver Finals
Address At Shaw
RALEIGH. N C. - The 87l?i
Annual Comincnc rnent UxorKos
of Simw Univ rsi'.v will
>ch Id Monday afternoon May
C, at 3:30 o'clock in Rale;gh
X morial Auditorium. Approx- (
nately 130 can-hdates will r - j
ei\*4| degrees. The Comment- i
nt Address will Vic deliver d
y Dr. Gor'.on It. Il.neoik of
irginia Union Univ rsi'v, lliehlond.
Virginia.
A native of.South Carolina. Dr. J
lancock reeuved th A n. doroe
from Colgate Univ rsity.
lit* BjD. from C'olga'.e-Pochc
:'r-~ Theological /" minat'v, and .
10 A.M. d greo from Harvard i
diversity. The dtv.v\ of Dor- ,
>r of Divinity was conferf-.d ,
pon him by Benedict Coil-go, f
. Columbia. South Caroling; Hol(
js done post graduu'e study atj
xford and Cambridge Univcr-'
tio in England. I 1
Ifor u number of years he p
erved as Professor of Sociol- : ^
?gy at Virginia I'nioii TTniver-~p
ity, an dorganizCd there the '
epartment of Social Science, j
le was placed on the Virginia ; s
lonor Roll of the Richmond
rimes Dispatch in 1044. He is
(Olumnist for. the Associated ,
*?egro Press, and also a conrttvtitnr
to outstanding nation- '\
(J magazines in the area of
Sociology and Religion.
Th\? Baccalaureate S rviv:\s,
hieh are set for Sunday ufl.eroon
May 25, at 2 50 o'clock
ill be h:ld in the Shaw Hniirsity
Church on the oast cam-1
US. The Bsecalaur ate SrftffiFn |
ill be preat i?y Dr. W.liK.
r>wHl, Shri'i'n j
JuirVh, Philjidelrftua. ..'L* i
Dr. Powell is a native %t?f ArfiijMiddles.x
Counts', Vir-l'
ima. He is a tfrndu.it of Lin-'
JlrvillUniversify, Pennsylvania,'
here he received 'he S.T.H.'
r.'V A lt. <$ tfrea-.' lie was aiHiflf'd
th . hnnnraj-y (! tfro of
oetor of Divinity by V;::;inia
eminnry. and later. the sanr? tfr:
o by Lim .iln University.'ive
Students In
JNCF Colleges
let Fellowships
NFAV YORK Fiv stu'on'.sj
om TrT.TnTT r coiiru's. w". rtTr- ]"
r?:'. i N tfi'o C .Mi :< V .:;a v. fe !
ted av.-< ;u; '.':r ( l; ; I;::-.- t
Felloe hip r v .|)i- nt re. mi j
a'nnouma ? i I./ n \\"o "
S Wl'1'0 .Mild! 1^1 N '*<) s !? I
c mroup of w!io v :11 iva-ivo
'tits ftt;- ! '.'a-ill.11> 'iif ' u iv.
'I'h F iii a -h ;j<. : :ny.i < t
iiijO t$ !> *!< 1. u ;!i ; in * :
ar's w n is to stu-:y n
fiVl'or.l :;*-! i - :noli.: kr._; S:
:v\ l/ix. Av4, At ? ' :o-.vk,_v
lfl I Iii' Si lor.. A .11 ill . ;v?-t
pportunity F }!<v.< ar you'if;
ople. mostly rot\vr?>n Mr- u;_*.>:
20 cr.-i 27.
Tlu; live tud Yil>' \vH<i a41 r> '
I in mli'-r in ti'-iti ai-- of tho
'11.1 _ro < 'i 1!!> .' 11 ml
to: Maitluw lin k, a cra-'uTUP
IlftVUV nTHPPlTR* I
STATE PARK
'"Where thVTTTTe Wee1"
and Greet"
PHONE 3-4869'
JACK'S LUNCH
Good Food ? Sandwiches
" Wine and Beer
1026 Washington Street
Phone 3-9111
A GOOD PLACE TO I .
RUY USED ('ARS ' E
PAY AS YOU RIDE P
El). BROCK J
mmuiN
>T?ir? Main St. _ I'lu 3-8015Jj
Columbia, S. C. ^
t
LIGHTHOUSE and INFORM
\
Florida Adds
Fo Notoriety
By Hate Croup
TAMPA- The S'.qto .of Florito,
which lias be n e f.iuiyg un
faV'Zv-rl'hr" h ad I 11 s oil over t'h
Ao: Id ;is :? n suit of in< id<'hts o
racial violent' . rec nt'y -truij^ht
c"> ; 1 - < nuta'iof as hat spe
ria'ist' with the formation of :
n \v "voluntary organization
Fanr-T; "Whl*?nr ni6<-'rats <Tf llii
S .nth." with . headquarters ii
Tampa.
Individuals app'yinp for
membership in the new Ivatc4>roup
arc sent a questionnaire
and told they "must answer
each Question with an cmphatic
'Yes'." These are the questions:
1. I b liov * in the Consti4utioi
hi nc unur*3 Mar.'S anti Amcr
lean Frc.dom.
2. I pi dge w11>1 all my migh
{<i help destroy Communism aru
till the d yept vc- popular fro;i
groups who -i< k to destroy ou
country.
'1. I 1) licve ir the Sta'e:
Rights ani Segregation of tfi
V.'iistc Har; from the Colore*
Race according to the laws o
'.h Southern States.??
4. I will support' th. public'',
attention the truth of all civi
rights cns.s framed agfaim? whit*
'ih.'.i !' 1? >'.(! :>< ? !'. r h.
ronmiunistic and all thv 'Jecep
ate of Tougalotr Col leg ; Sam
a;l DuBois Coak, a gradunt o
vlorehouse Curlnge-; Mrs. Y<+!amk
[fargraV? Chntnbrrs a graduate
>1 Hampton 1 nstituti ; 'Marthe
nia Flow rs and M. Carl Hot
ruin graduate- of Fisk UniVer.
" 'v.
QUESTION*' We paneled one endbf our
In* rootic with tongue-and-groovel icdii W%
followed udvtCa in- filling tr>? nail bok>? with
wood putty Mftfd'Mth ctdu dsivt. but nan
the cedar wood la lignt colort-d in sottir plaeca,
an<J medium to dark brown in other*, thvy
atill look bad Wo once thought of having
all the walla paneled with cedar, but it'a far
more -.vnph geliarir theae nail hotoa fixed than
to li* ( t! "1 oorii plastered I like tl^e effect
of wooafrT. ,( used in putting down flooring
to give an .orly American look, la there any
way this can tie done? t
?H G. W?, Kenotha, Wiaconain
A-NSWER: Wood pluga of oak, mahosanv,
and other hard vsooda are available or can
be cut from dowel stock to-till the hole's of
crews couiitetsur.k Nntl holi s, bong small
and irregular, ore sometimes filled jwit'n hand
Oit pt gs Doth nr? cut off 'with u clnstl and
th an j s nded smooth It's a labonous job.
M' svever, sou cars avoid holes completely l>y
la.mg the tongue and_yrcovcd cedar the same
way Rooting is laid. Drive the nails slanting
through the tongue and count isink .them.
The l.ole is then covered by the groove of
the in xt piece added.
QUESTION: What ia the correct procedure
with an angle uon over a'window when putting
rock V, r.cer on a house? llow far past
the opening niu-t it go? Is it absolutely
necessary i
?Wr-H. 15, Rents,-Nov;
cecum . T - I .. _ ... V- ?
-quit* u d.fh ult job^-ti.e 1 ntel is absolutely
Dccwsi! y I o varry the ! a<! of roik above
windo* and door opi'imit'.v. Hi-artng surlare
should \>v t jur u? six inches for amm jri* openings,
more for wult'f ?m? * 'I be hp <>t the
*n*W a*, x^-i. h.i. k :r . h frtS'^
of U " wall so as to Ik-Coifii* invisible! 4j>J
the n< xt course of ro* k or brick veneer above
the opining 11 laid illicitly 011 the leg ol ths
angle iron.
This rnliiwn is prepared Sv the editors
.1 ITI1. FAMILY HANDYMAN
MACiA/lNK ns it it-Tvire to home
Owners, l! n hove nr.y ijueMitHii or
problems relating t.? vour own home,
l oose otldn ts .t litter, statu.;; vour
i.roM rn to TICK FAMILY HANDYMAN,
211 Knst 37th Street, New
York. New York, Attention of News
Svndi'.ife Editor. It the riuestirn hns
wide spread appeal in tin- opinion of
the editors, it will he printed with the*
answer in this column at a let. r date.
However, we cannot undertake to
enter in'o, detailed c?f uspondenic
with everyone.
CLUB 17
(iotxl Things To Fat
Mack Paul, Prop.
iris rr?.a?_ c?t *ii. ?. fon?
i ji.) iiiiiurii in. K nunc a
Don't Bo Misled
Look Instead
ROOMS & SOFT DRINKS
( old I Jeer and Wine
Cigars and Cigarettes
Cried Chicken and
tot food Dally,
TWI SERVICE
DAY or NIGHT
WRIGHT
HOTEL CAFE
DUONG 9.1.66 J
200 H.impton St.
Ed Wright, Prop.
i ,
t
t*
? "V ; vV
ER, COLUMBIA, a C.
?NEWS OF THE 11.
rm elks |i
On Friday night, May 30, Palmetto
Lodge 343 anri-~Primros ? '
Temple (>11 of Elk- will sponsor!
i their onnual. picnic on the lawn
'l ot tli Savoy Club *o;i the Winns-j
i boro Hoa-O1 Added features at
"| the atTair will be a' Bingo Party j
\ and a Wein.r Roast. Many prizes;
| will bo given the lucky p rsons.
''i Car and trucks will b statiomj
1 ed at' the-Elks Rest, 2200 Taylor
j Str:et, from 8 until 8:30 o'clock'
Mil [lrnvi-! frca transportation to.
-j- thr-nirrd'* qroi-nds. Tick ts mnv
' be' secured from *h" Bill* and
Daught rs.
- The semi-annual "l-ction
officers will be held for the
Daughters, Tuesday night, Jun*
1 3,-and^for th?' Bill-, Wednesday
( night. June 4. All members are
t1 tive popular front groups.
1 a. I -.am of the Whit. Race,
t over . twen'y^ne. years' of age
and a .citizen of the United
^States. ?
j Mrs. Ruby Ilurlev, Southeast!
e -a . I
! regional secretary of the NAA-;
. CP, this w ek accused Floridat
of "s.eking the* fop spot in the!
. Unite 1 States for breeding white!
! I suDrrmarist";
The Thanks
To All the families and
* . .. merited us on a beautiful s
like to express our own thai
terpret and carry out the^
make no decision contrary
arc not the final Judges. Oi
the knowledge that we ha\
Fielding's Hom
* 122 Logaa Street
L CfeftrlestonrSc
L KHKHMKHMJW CKKS
ATLANTIC
INSURANCE
9 "The Goldenft\
| HOME OFFICR- ? 11Q 2
Charleston, So
Ff Pfctalct
O BEAUFORT 1
? CHARLESTON*
. .. -t?-r -. V1" gVfTT
| g COLUMBIA
FLORENCE
? , GREENVILLE
Our Twenty-fifth
0 to the people ot I
- OijrmtKHXHHK
ICLAFLIN(
ORANGEM
1 1869?
> A FULLY ACCREDITED
1 FKSSIONAL and TEACHER 1
| 1952?Double Sessio
Second Session ? J1
| SPECIAL EMPHASIS 0>
9 REGULAR GLASSES FOI
SPECIAL ATTENTION (
Public Laws
!I REASONARLE RATES
1 WELL TRAINED FA
AMPLE ROOMIN
INTEGRATE!
College Accreditci
I Southern Association of Colli
South Carolina Department
- .I, Univeritv Senate of the 1
A-* t i-ita-'n of American
X Veteran-, Administrate
National Commission
Amefitan Medical
American Counc
I 1 For catalog or information wr
I THE DIRECTOR
I \l K Cn U l. A B
I 1952
(M'l'JNS ? SP^PT
Courses Offered Leading to th<
-Art J
Biology
Chemistry
Elementary Education'
j, English
French
History ? I
;| dr. j.
Saturday, May 31, 1952?U
_ _ ? -3
Teachers Change
Views Of Child's
Class Coriduct
::
NEW YORK ? Tochers' attitudcs
about chlldreffi behgvior
problems are chdhging^ and ? '* 'vj
today th y are thinking much
more the way the mental hygen- "
Ms do tharr did the teachers of
25 years ago. "3
_ Tb's, was disclosed in an ar- ^
til l by Dr. George A. W. Stouff?r,
Jr., irj the current issue of . .1
Mbntal Ifygient, a publication
of the National Assoclg^tph for ~
Mental Health. .Dr. ^touffer is ' J
supervisor of special 'Education in
Pennsylvania and is now on duty
as psychologist with the Marine
Corps in Korea.
Dr. StoufF.r finds that u/h5l?
today's teachers arif con- ,4
cerned, as. were" the teachers of
25 years ago, about pyobisms of
hor>esty, truancy, sex, classroom '-'A
order ,and school progress, they
are now much more alert to the
1 rouble signs which the mental
hygimists look for, such as un* i J
happiness, unfriendliness, and
withdrawing. I
requested to ba pressnt. * JH
SUPPORT TRS NAACP tl
NAACP ? For A Free Amer'ca
We Receive
Mends who have compli- ^ i
ervice we in turn would A
iks. We honestly try to in- . i
wishes of each fan^y? M
to their desire?but we - ,
ir best reward comes with ;
e been truly helpful.
e For Funerals
*Mephoe>e 5914
rath Carolina -.
????iI??
OAST LIFE |
COMPANY
, ^ i
ute Company" j
llA?*rBma f
year of service
South .Carolina 3 Jj
COLLEGE I |
LIBERAL ARTS, PRB-PRO- 1 -'M
TRAINING COLLEGE. -J-?
n?Summer School
nk r??JULY ii 1 :
ULY 12 ? AUG. 16 I
I TEACHER TRAINING
I COI.EEGE STUDENTS
;ivEN TO VETERANS?
16 and 346
ClILTY - a
G ACCOMODATIONS %
3 PROGRAM
d?Approved By , . y *
eges and Secondary Schools
of Education ' .
Methodist Church
Collogon? i, -3
. on' Accrediting '''
Association ?
il on Education '
OF THE SUMMER SCHOOL
r . < -4.^
S F, SSI ON : '
1353
EMBER 8, 1952 lj|
i Bachelor's Decree In:
Jusic . _ 7X:*
Physical-Health Kduca'don .
Religious Education
Social Studies ,
, Science
Cental Science
ylathematica
J. SEABROOK, President