Lighthouse and informer. (Charleston, S.C.) 1941-1954, July 19, 1952, Image 9
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Bishop W. J. Walls, sei
Centennial A.M.E. Zion Chu
tereiice, just after the Conl
tive of the Connection at an
an enviable record as a chuj
tees of the World Council o
with him arc the Revs. C. 1
completed the edifice in time
Fisheiv Gen. Sec'y. Rev. J.
er and J. H. Douglas, Confei
O AAA /^~1 ~1 A- ~?l
?,UUU VflVUiaU' 1(
Storm Branch Chi
JOHN It. .MtCIi AY, Edit(
' CLE \K WATER vr
- __ 2.000 persons, nianv of them
% vcling considerably dv;;.:>>yvy .
ver South' Carolina and fro
f. ' aea"by Georgia communi'io \ <
rcrflowe' both the xhv .h r.v
? -rtffli'vh i'i '.uv.ls hnHv<:rrW'>r *r
ternoon :k the 180'h \o:\v of t)
found'v nf the Storm Brnnc
Baptist. Church was observed i
medal services, which ad.'<\urr
' ed to a grand barbecue c-.i*1h
? V hureh grounds.
The Storm Branch chuTch lav
:laim to being the second -olde^
Negro Baptist Church in Amci
ica, located just a few mile
from the oldest Negro Bapti:
church, lxith being in this seel
ion of Aiken county, known mor
popularly as Horse Creek Va
it / ley. Its pastor is Rev. A. L. Pel
? crsOn of Columbia, now/ in h
eighth year, and the ninth pas
or to serve the charge.
The special sermon was dellv
ered by Rev. E. J. Dyson of Au
gusta, Ga. and special music wa
rendered, first-by one or anothe
and then collectively by the corr
bined choirs of the participai
mg churches.
> The music was particular!
<?Visit The?
CHARM CENTER BKAT1TY
? ~7 ^SHOP
Rummer Rates, $1225 up
Mire. Viola Melvin, Mrs. Lucil
Brown; Mrs. E R. Brown, Mg
SSVfe Calhoun St. Cha'n, S. (
CLOSE UNTIL SEPT^
For Registration or Informs 01
write: Mrs. E. R. Brown
> PALMETTO BEAUTY SCHOO
153-55 Coming Strtet
Charleston, S. C.
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USID 73 YtAKS ? AT PBUG COUNTIKS 33
College Flower
- - Shop ?
1509 Harden St.
PHONE 9680
Night Phone 2-8419
, 4 SEE MIKL}
Ford *Custom 2 d
heater,
1941 Pontiac 4 door se
1951 Pontiac Chieftain
fl Hydramatic, radi
IH 1949 Ford business coi
^____jB_1941 Pontiac Streamlir
f7l948 .Chevrolet convert
tWe have from 50 to
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ORMER. COLUMBIA. S. C
lior hishon, A.M.C. Zi"ii Chdr
rch. Mt. Vernon. :tt the cl<>sin
'erenco wont on '>i I in sii"1
inter":'.1,:im> mo . - \e" niCo
chniau a'H du^ to 1 ho tact tl
f Churches, is ex-.u .-l.-d 1<> p];
\ Williams. C. IK WelC'iley T
; to entortuin thi Conference,
C. Brown, recently appointed
rence Treasurer.
SUtIt Year *J1 The
ireh At Clearwater
ir good. . i11 ' M
'arkc v, .
ertc/.i.v T- '.'hi;:
bia?also :..a: to: -' : i. \ ' IV
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ca! dire Nv r '
Baptist
and ..
nan 1 merits
rr_i
h foiTNTDi:i> Jl LY 0. 177*?
n Storm Bran it .orrrn. to
v hi lory posh d in the r'j'fnt. wr
y founded July. 9. 17712. .with. itc:
Robert McGee as its firs* past
's While it is not so -fated in th
?t printed record we -aw.
members say the ehuri h v. r
ts established largely by slaveho
>t-der?, who could not provide su
ficient space in the gallery <
o the white church for their slave
1-ywho built Storm Branch as th
t- annwor
is The other Baptist church her.
t--aaid to be the oldest in the oeur
I try, was founded for free-bor
r-, Negroes. Storm Branch wasn
i-( of course, and it has taken
sj number of years for the two con
t , gregation -to T^artr_ttfeh' "pre -tt
t-j mutual assistance program ar.
t-j function as Baptist- on the sum
| level.
y LISTING OF PASTORS
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tl Other pastors. following Re^
| McGee, and prior to the tenur
?of Rev. Mr. Peterson, were:
Reverends Peter Johnstoi
?Frank?Ileale, llenr\ ,-Jrrhti - tc
le and Henry Jackson, alt < f An?
r. ustu; Samuel Hill of Beech I:
IT. land, Austin Hill of Hambur
F and Robert Mabry of Langley
One person, who said he wf
familiar with operations of tl
a, church, said' "Here, the poop
| really live their religion. It
L the only church I kn w of t<
J day where they carry out churc
trials as u^ed to be our gener
0 custom. Here, ifyou are caugl
vin1nfi"rr rtf 1 1 1 *
Christians adopted by this ehu
j ch, you are tried ami if four
k | guilty, suspended or removi
1 I from church -rolls altogether".
I Officials reported a total in e
' ces? of $1,700.00 raised in sever
I undertakings in connection wi
i , the observance.
Parishioners and guests ret
" i oH r\ \rorrl f Al 1 A\i/i
| i;u vw uiu iuuivii j in v* ivwvyt i
the benediction and were park
] full of food, much brought
~l the ladieswtr"of wtiotri "w
' I kept busy feeding from their i
' spective baskets anybody w
t I stopped and acted hungry. Ho
1 1 ever, the enterprising Mr. P
PONT/AC^ FIRST!
oor sedan, radio and
__ ?1895
dan, radio and heater ?295
Deluxe "8" 4 door sedan,
r> and heatei ?z^u.'
upe, radio and heater * $895
ter, radio and heater ?29'
;ible, fully eouinped *99"
60 prood used cars on our lot
all times,
PONTIAC ^
kIN STREET ^
MPHMMPX
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Saturday, July 19, 1
M-C Ni.
h, is shown al tho pulpit of.
K si'ssion of ;ho Now \urk ('
1 him to infiia. as a ivproson
19o2. Ilishop Walls has m;
lat ho heaiis out' of t ho l omri
jjj 'in ??>i Hz. i-f n t i i-t s: a /.
. (' \frl )| HIV tost nrrTv
Mi-shop Walls, Dr. K. Km*
to pastor. in Hoslon. J. II. Tin
Sellout
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IS paivtn: .! K ' 4 vlHf'
. B. J. (J.over, B. Tl.. Cir-.y. YV.
r. r *'t. (!' <>:*fi? I)v. I .
,p Pu; Vi":. t> A. T. I'oi !icil.
r: Hi"i st P. A.u.rmcl Mrs. Viv
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in " i i -..'ill.. ine.-e IHTM/Ili,
l i .-aid '.cave generously of hi
r , their hme .and money and w
>f| not onlv bewildered over
s conduct f some others in
ie race, but were shocked and j
"1 ouldn't?under-tan- i tire vTFl
i?, election."
?- "The three candidates," he e
n tinued, "felt that progress
't been named un the basis t
a more Negroes had registered
i- few more voted, a few m
it" khcAv hr>\v t op em to the ~ \
d ing machine, and the fear
e^ the 'p lis' had been decrease
However, he j declared,
t lection day the Negro poiit
v j leaders went ail -out in the
e! terest of variou- candidates
! the white "race and left the ca
n 1 of the three Negro candid;
upon?the shoulders?of the i
j Glover, Mr. Kline and the fa
> j
s ful masses of h.peful Negro
g 1 men."
He also accused the - vi
! minister-, generally, with h
' ing started out on a political
p.' tion program and of having
jshtOwTf
[ "Tlioso ministers wh" app?
actively at the poll on e
a] tion day, with the exception
ht Reverends Dunbar, G 1 o v
erson was taking no chan
r" There was plenty of barbecue
I tap, ordered by the church
^ prepared specially by one of
illustrious?members,?wollkni
x" far and wide for his culir
a' skill at barbecuing. Duke I,
* back, whose pickup truck
pretty well stocked with r
,r" and all the trimming-, inc!u<
turkey which Mrs. Lamb at k
vu she prepared herself.
There was als.i a.-harrtil..u[
onade which went a long
towards quenching thethirs
.th^se who staggered under
w~ sweltering hot afternoon
'etMm,
Women! Old
40,50,60! Get F
Feel Years Younger, Full of
? Don'tbl am* exhausted, worn-o.it. rnu <1 own
on your Ufl Thousands anm/cd at wluit r
pepping up with Oatrev hns done Containoften
needed after 40? bv Itodlns old ]iim l>
inn linn. alao rtmuiins su^daii'it-ueir
ealrlttm, phosphorns, Vitamin )i Wl.y f.r
Try Oijtrex Tonlo Tablets to feet peppy. \
toftay. Trial else costs little Or H.\V K Mo^
gat regular II 10 slxe only l?8f Kor tilli
savings a*k to aM largs popular "Economy
"" At rtrtrjt-v -rrnrrx nvnrvwher
Columbia. Kckord's. Walgi
and Lane Rexall
nn/\T tir\ 1
If
I CLEANING ? f
Service ? S
Phone 4-2837
THIS P
: DEFEC
!'52 N. C. Baptist
' Women To
Hear I)r Reuben
WILMINGTON, N. C.?In
parution, and bv nivalis of
I ing the way tor what is h
! will be one of the most sue<
j ful sessions of the Women's '
tist Home and Foreign Mi.1
conventions of North Caro
- | the First Baptist Church of
: mington .pastored by rir
| mas 0. Mills, is planning an
1 teresting pno-convention '
1 gram Qn the night of Ancms
~i Beginningat Bp. m.
First Baptist is fortunae
having secured the service:
| the Reverend Odell R. Ret
' of ^Sumter, S. C. as guest s|*
er. Rev. Reuben is a graduat
Benedict College, at Colurr
S. C., and of the Oberlin T1
logical Seminary and Color
University. At present he is p
ident of Morris College at S
1 ter n* ? o;iy oi the Palm
i h?h-u "t?" an1'?'-prafp
In add lion to l)t Reub
message, the evening prog
' will feature the combined i ll
,, -of First Baptist Church, \
lite . s f
music designee fni a sol
""" evening. Dr. Mills said it*
his ihopi and that of the m
hership that the i-'Ay oori^n
tions, as well as other trie
the church, -wou-M -mehrrhr,
evening on their schedule,
lev
Tliis pre-c nvention pr ?
will Set the stage for the anr
meeting of the Women's Raj
* Hone and?Fore ten?
North Carolina, which vaii
hold at First Baptist Chi
August 12-15.
Arte Funeral
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T. T-v .< :
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Kin soriati ,M
i1" Memix . ;?'t r.ii.n ". ; ""
oth s c, t. . . t:. i.
ere - ? ?
Z News Folk?
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has j ' '
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ac-:
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and
its, Pictured above is Julian 1
rv.vn'?t'her.?II. von?of?Mr:?rrrrri?*
\ar\ Julian *.. 'organ of Mulll
am- and you've guessed it. sell
Was The Lighthouse and Inforr
noat is the main business -these d
lin^ of this smiling eight year
saki youngster. tt-tuUau" i* ? *
grade student at Palmetto 1
jmw-. school in Mullin?.
wnv ,, . ,, . .
(iiay, roaster, a.I had their
taular white master ;,s
,ht' MAJOR intere t "
The candidate declined to
name- of the Warm - Ih*
a| leadership post.- he was cri
I rit H rii pu tusv at?p? or tin
ep for this third voting failun
Viffl ' I,:,s' onos ha\:i;" i.rri: in
ffiiiiui I a hitter fiLtht a;;ci11ist <1( k
> in M.j 1 , ,
i : ]ocli?C(l racial nitric ts )>v
Pi Hi-i) L .
! < i o! Hie elected fr kTcTs ot j'
cal action heir
"mic I Sonic fear thei charges of
J7 " in' i n prpp" Tita " to wTerls TTT tTi
'rcti'ii nam/ati"ri and fixture votinu
j i^ram.
: cleaners"
>RESSING ? REPAIRS
Ityle ? Satisfaction
1603 Harden Street
AGE CONTAIN
TS WHICH MA\
I.)re -;
<>N A REPORTER'S BEAT
:css-|
!'> j A POSTAL/ ( arc) from Brother
;sl rij John Henry Wa hmyt n shows
iJna,, that he's way up in Montreal,
Wil-1 Canada, having the time of ins
Tho life. W' ndcr ^ in?he slipped out
i in- of town and didn't evon tell us
pro- jLtoodhye"
AM()NCr Baptist leaders rirriv.
(i iiif? here Wednesday for thei
of 'state Sun'!av School and BTU
j ben In6etin? a< Benedict College
were: Hev. W. A. Johnson of
? uf LI rence and Effingham. biggest
ibia ,no,u>v-raiser for the church in
Iteo- ,hr staU'. Levi G. F,yrd of Che
nbia ,aw' "Daddy" of the State NAAres
( *' L' -nferenee .and W. O. Mad-,
um- dox "Donald, all of whom
i tto d|* 1'lX'd hv our ofTieoj chat.
s ' All I LA i Wcdne-Hav, i a
spied Hev 11 K. Hard in and
"':n Mr. Anna 1) Reuben, wife of
tin president .both of tin- M ri i'
1 C ollei.n- faculty at Sumter, about
i fut IO . V(' o(T from Stuart's drug- '
w ,is st<c in Harden street, apparem-i
eri!y headi-d for Snmt.-r am!
hems Xe.thc r -aw n: a" i that
'nds. i- n bat tick- - am 1
this?, j,.(. _ ( V(,f ...
this oolut'tn : 11 h .! r.
? ??' v. be ma: d ,,n '
*H?tl tl! M. .v. v .
j t i st
D-LL'TIlKh %'* ' 1 i"IT 'mum
be ' ' *e.aro ! 1 ' riov..
ir.'h f v. >'hivuf n and d<
livorin:' w r on
. .. . . .
! ; ' v ht week.
L. :_v j'v : 'y v^--v
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f
< frv ,, . '
. v.-.? talked a1 -ut H. r Inst
a 'ha? she j? t.-kirn; way
haver. * sa 1 ?; .!!' ; about
' : :! tin- other laches. Well. Miss
Miiiii.w ay- she's not ready-.? '
v I quite-- for her- story vet and '
. . another on?- wa- hond-in-the-.
Florence Fundorburk, Lancaster;
Mrs t'onnni' Williams, Colurnbin:
Robert Logan, president an 1 4
delegate to tho Nnti nnl Funr~7
era! Directors' meeting, Saluda; *
Lee Davis, chairman, of the '
executive board, Anderson; N. Ft.
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Bin. kwoll. Manning; Julius Mil- ^
Itr, Aiken and A. P Williams, i
Co' ur*Mn
r ?.
N o r i c E : : ! 1
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FTTJ l oli iii.'ii!, !<>' mefTv Assist
ant Man:ige> otjhe College Flower
Shop, laOU Hapten St . is not
affiliated with, tins husimss as
. id June :U1. 1052.
T. J Sullivan, Jr. Owner
? Legal Notice
State of South Carolina
I, County of Spartanburg
Court of Common Pleas
- "LA.TVRY E. WILSON Plaintiff
versu .
ELVIA J WILSON, Defendant
DECREE
l'u- This :s an action brought ; ;
the Plaintiff against. the Defemtlns'
ant for a divorce based uoon
ing grounds of desertion. The matner
tei was referred to Honorable
a> s Lcp y Mo re, Master in Equity
?hi for Spartanburg County, to take
Ifttr ^e testimony and to report to*
' eh this Court hp findings upon the
" law ' and the Tacts
The Ma tor has made his He|
Ml '
rheir bOI't. which Report is affirmed
and made a part of this Decree.
.MV(, After reading the Master's Rcl,l,m
port. 1 agreo with the-iccomf](
w_ mendati ns of the Master. N<>\v,
rrjm?*>rr -mMtrm?r?f?f1- --Yntes 1 Hi own,
s r<(. attorney for the Plaintiff, the
a?i Defendant being in default,
ot It IS ORDERED. ADJUDGED
,,mv. AND DECREED that the Plaint,>mc
i fT , 11? and he is, hereby, given a
)(-7j"ffT cornpU tc ah-! absolute divorce
from the Defendant, that he is
"sell- as free 1 torn any obligation to
if nr --Defendant as. though no
,)r(l marital contract had been enter..,1
,.w.
(.S) Hi u< e I.ittlejohn
]j Jutter Scvuiill J Ciri-mt
June 3. 1952
K W Mailer
Clerk of Court
Walter R Aiken
Deputy Clerk
S FLAWS AND OT1
' APPEAR ON THE
?i .. .H }
?
^HBBfttftMC^ptfcBHHHB oy
clouds us she pushed along Hai- Pi
den Street in Tuesday's heat. w
Si
1JY THE way, it looks like thej
City of Columbia has raised thei
devil with the daily p llpit of a
certain gentleman v ho's been)
standing in front ef Stuadt's
pharmacy for over .. year The1?
KAMI in the 1500 block of Har
don is undergoing a reduction,
n: lu'lnu: hi- favorite spot, and
>i body's seen " him on the cor-j
nor preaching since demolition!
began.WONDER
where was Brotner!
Ozie Jackson scooting t > oh U.
S. i21 late Sunday, headed down
Orangeburg way?
CALLING a certain party mi
Vt*; .k "Doghouse .hffilnr" is . .
whining again?Just like Inst
summer. The other night he v. as
saving around ten nVI -el.-- "Ti?.
,,lV 1 1" 11 I 111 liable tO Rot
"?i thf road itikJ be up there in
n thine Ihit." By the way, he
T'' < been UJ5 to
thf pool hut once this season
T" " k at the "sweet forms")
_LLLil_lllcn^Jie?say^ -his?bnf; -rrrsr
'; ; 1 is us the doghouye build
' J*, was close ;>.t his idr' and
A-atchin- >iis eves ; so they didn't
w;: S \'\V h - out didn't
-? Milc?"
11 an-. - : -.. m- o<" , o:nre'.
.-We t Co!1
Lexington ~~~
' w<v 1 " di'ov. doHamn- |
( M .'- treet. T.i. d..'X
HAVE vou heard about Br
i p-ou,: ; to it and savs
1 i"l: \oil, Bu'.x" jJR
V.'IIEHL'vo you been Brother II
you in the IdOO block of Asscm-'B
hly street the other afternoon,: I
U you weren't 1 eking our I
JULIUS_ K. Williams 'f Snar- fi
anbury was in town Wednesday IB
ittcnding a church mooting. He'J
telephoned the ofTice but wasn't'
rblo to drp by. Had to eat. Man.jfl
tbey say he and Arthur Cle-|p4
i DAN(
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1 FRIDAY
| COLUMBIA
I 3 BIC
i;
EDNA M^r-RIFF --
^ 21
! tab smith
ADVANCE TICKETS $1.50
Inn Dining Room. ADMISSI<
HER I
FILM. 1- =
.
*"T
ent, Ji. of Charleston love me
at food. ?
REV. D. L. Lunn and Mr. Rob- rei
son of Bishopville were in ^
wn Tuesday, talking about j
ops ajvd business and politics . .
rer their way. They say that at
~t Lee county has joined the
regressive Democrats in ? big
cait
ay, .getting a good kick off
jnday during the sixth district mt
eeting in their town. j
'
Mrs. Laureina Caldwell for- qui
yggSgj Motor
195lj Chrysler Windsor De- TS
luxe 4-door $2395
Sedan ^
1950 Chrysler New Yorker
4-door $1895
Sedan
1949 Chrysler Windsor. 4- 1
door $1595
Sedan
1949 Chrysler New Yorker j
4-dor Sedan. Radio
and $1595
heater 1
1947 Chrysler New Yorker
pinh Cnune. Radio and
, $995 r
l!>47 Chrysler Com ^095 .
verti '!e C upe y
OLIVER MO
CHRYSLER
roil MAIN & LLMWotH)
VTSIT
Cil\ AUT(
110 (iervais !
j a 'olumWa, j
, ~ k.*rO>r TTgfr
.
Vour Satisfaction ?
PEARCE11""
AUTO S,
Two bip lots full of all makes
?Little out of the way
2361 and 3308 B
Phones 2-9041
Columbia, Soutl
:eish
r i
r II II 1/ ift a
, jul i io, y
TOWNSHIP AUD
i ATTRACTIC
IN PERSON
I FIRST TIME IN
E D
McO
THE "HEA\
FAT]
i - -? PU
3ig Band
TAB J
SMITH 1
AND HIS BAND
~~ I'TTTTs , |
LYNN I
HOPE I
ANT) HIS B AND |
Now On Sale DO'S Pool Room
ON Niffht of Dance $1.75
rly of Columbia, now JivJqH
W iHliiiii/lnii II I li
atives and friend.* in Coluflt*^|
i*
EUGENE A. Mi r. tgomery, the .JJB
tdegroom of lei s than JflA
rnth, was a Columbia vijjMM
>nday, calling on all acquiAt- V 1
es and cutting up just like be lfl
xi to. Says his wife, the for-4
?r Miss Bernice Tyler of Cot- PB
va, hasn't decided to put
\v'i hH
mi L-nrysiei Windsor 4
door o>o m g-a' FWilM
Sedan Jj
,0 Plymouth Delux^2-^jocu^ 1 1
951 DeSoto Custom 4-door 1
Sedan. Radio and heat- ' IpH
Vs?m $239**1
951 Ford Custom Cluh I
Couple, Radio ?17QJ\ I R
and heater I
949 D Jdge Coronet Club i .'-^M
Coupe. Gyr matic "drive I
radio and / $1395
1)48 Dodge Custom 4-door 1- 1
.Sedan, Radio <C11 KA I i
and. heater I
PTymoW^0; UJ
' PHONfc 2-1.309 J
^ ^ ^ 1^7" ^ ~ ||
ZACHRY |i|
of New and Used Cars I
? But less to pay" I
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tTORIUM 1
COLUMBI A - ~~jB
riff p
HEKLXtIRL I
IT n Trl i IB I i i1 M
mm i m
ijw.?.-5 -^-~^hcvfjrvff,, *$?*0| jh
' s
lynk hope
. Club "17" and Cottle 1
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