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LIGHTHOUSE and INFORJ
PAGE TWO? ?SATURD
HAPF
AROUND STlMTl
By Jennie H. Nelson
27 Edwards St. Phone 1142 U
FT'MTKH ? Th. Oil;- More
Effort Club resumed work Thursday
evening after a two months
vaeati n. Th.. meeting wa- h.ld
at the home of Mrs. E. M. Honker,
North Mam Street and v.a
largely attended. All of the lach s
soem.d entliusiastie and i\a;iy
to begin w ik of t1 . new rlu-l
year, and unique plan- wo-.'
rriade by tito club. After t'n be :
noss was com,)' ! "T r" bo > =
delightfully enh na n. d v Mt a
. 4.; '. : % < -avC t "*
S Us. and Daughters Of Job
The Son- and .Daughters ol
Job held III ir fall peeling a
"STATE PARK J
'Where the Elite Mee' 1
and Greet" J
PHONE S-484f ><?OAyOOUAy<HKK><H><H>0<?<K}<>bCK
fThe Best Show In Town 3
LINC O L N i
9 THEATRE ?
S No Side Entrance!
J No High Steps to CUmb <
5 Your Patronage Is Always <
Appreciated
S 609 KING STREET <
ITS CHEAPER J
1 To Have Your Watch
1 Repaired At
} ROOF'S !
/ WORK GUARANTEED {
7 CRYSTALS 35c{
v%o o o o&o a DOfjtfbocrtmo ockhs o j
I THE TWO SPOT I
1 DRIVE IN I
g GOOD EATS |
S- :
?\ou Name It. We Have-It]
a \
2 Mrs. V. Herbert, Mgr. <
S 2328 READ STREET ]
Phone 9392 j
<CH3H3CHOHJHP0^>CK>CH?H2H3C^CHr%r^r^J,l?"lJ
SLET US SERVICE |
YOUR CAR \
Cu^lity 'Brrwfs of Oil j
ig?pfc) Gasoline '
) Ooutteous, Efficient ^
/ . Service ^ ^
# Bumper to Bumper Service j
| SIMKINS' 1
i Service Station /
I Parfc and Washington Sts. J
.
*"m vr>ntr V"""
IV1 der city of the world. Anc
for accommodations here?the fi
to a distinguished clientele. Sm
and diiring room all video equipj
Enjoy superb service ?- superlat
modern and fireproof, At your <
welcome. Write todcy for particu
William H. Bnow
Seventh Avenue, 124-125tli ,S
M f A U< li >
v r w fv n 9 n m n I V B K
J"" PEARTATSI
\ For the befit in .. . Ice Creai
/ and (ioodie? ? I)
J Adding A Completi
{ .?29 Marion St.. Columbia (
I A N N 0 U N
. i We are accepting enro
t I, 1952, for Day or Night
( ~ j Write^or
t ATOMIC
919 Vt Washingrton St.
I Columbia, So
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MER, COLUMBIA. S. C. |
AY, SEPTEMBER 20. 1952
'ENINGS, DOINGS
ER
, M'. Sinai Church-Sunday after
j n 'on. Rev. J. II. Nels n was the
j aker. Rev. IT. 13. Blown,
j launder and organiz.r of the orI
<icr-^ was present and br ught
ret .tigs. speaking of the WO \- |
i derl'ul servie.s rend.red by the
Community If spital, a project
of" the (>i ganization.
.Mrs. Riley Returns (Ionic
Mrs. Cladys Riley is back h?
. tnc eity alter an extend d tripj
en v. h.. h he visited a sifter, j
: Mr Rio-.vn in New York City. I
a- br (her. Sgt. Wilder .in Mary-|
! i tnd, sisters. Mrs. Walker and1
Mrs. Rtrtmison in N \\ Jers >',1
and a brother, llerbeft sY.iitU r.
t who is a patient at the. Yet ran "
1 In - i.e.. Knmute home .-'li .t. so
stooped ov. r in
P CTsTt Nil and Mrs. Matth.-v
T.'ssvn (the lortiier Mrs Myrt.
I! Anderson) and Mr and M
. Charles Ballard.
' S"tTeT\" AroundTow n
'I Sen .n the eity Sat unlay
C from C.'inid.n were: Mr. and Mrs.[
J. R. Harper. Mrs. I. 43. I3o>'kin,i]
! Mrs. M. A. Sander'-. Mrs. C AV. ;
a Francis, and Mrs.- E. R Pick- : .
ott.
j Clifford Ferguson , i - .eavimij
5 t this week for Atlanta. CJa. wli rei
i. he will i sume studies at Cl e k A
' c llt'go.
i Off to further their education j
Upr special training, tir. tin- tol I
ft lowing young ladies from die!
Li rnm.niitv Communits': Mi-ses
Corine Lessanc and Maggie B t
) Sanders?Bnflber-lSeotia C liege,,
Concord. N. C\; Matilda Francis. |
1 Harbison Juni r College. Irmo;
t Pearl Williams. L uise Dickey.!
Daisy Nelson. Anna E. Evans, j
I Rosa Ann Simmon-, ,N ra and
Corine Illery, Morris College.
9 Sumter; Lou Emma Gregg, AlVn
* University. Columbia; Esther II*
lory, School of Beauty Culture.
? Sumter; and Leola McC ?>'. -Nurs5
ing, Columbia Hospital, at Colc
umbia.
2 H. M. Sims plans to return to
5 New York City soon where he
? will study at New York Univert
^rity.
| j Dillon News
t J By Herbert W. Crawford
J DILLON ? Mrs. Thomasena
I Wardlaw ended her vacati n hero
F and left f r Martinsvill- Va. J
I . heho she' sper.1 scvefil days
f with her brother an-i sister-inI
law, Mr. and Mrs. William GibL
son. She took a plan to her
f home in Detroit. Mich, from that
L city.
Pvt. Prince Whittin'g. after
p finishing his basic training at
I Camp Pickett. Va.. spent two
I weeks at horn. with his mother :
i and sister. Mrs. 1) iether Whit-j <
ting and Miss Andrena Whiting.j *
| in New T wn.
Mrs.' Hat tit t?Mi Coii ni 1'miti :
' ac. Mich, is spending severally
I weeks .here with relative- and '
.11 ' !::
ocet
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TOUR SERVICEI
i T
I ^
one plajland?truly the wmi
1 when in New York arrange
nest in hotel service catering
art new bar, cocktail loung?
>ed. Convenient coflee sh'oppe.
ive food. 300 outside rooms ?
rcrvice because you're always
liars.
rN, Resident Mgr.
treet New York 27. N. Y. j M
YTHINO DOWNTOWN
VEET^HOP^!}
m, Candy, Cigarettes, Ciuar*. j
rinks of All Kinds f
e I-ine Of Groceries J
hetw^n Catawnba ?\VhcU^~C f
CEMENT
llments, beginning August
Classes ?
Contact: '
1ER COLLEGE
nu ~~ C A A A
i mine w*?*
uth Carolina
i
INTRODUCIN<
~ii ?THESE
^k
l||g|uk/|
g^Y^ * v
The alto pax kfrift Karl Bust
? /.*ive? much credit. for 1
ttamcTy: 44I*inky William#,
No. 2 plot with "Ms""Velvet
GREENVILLE
Ity S. L. /.ni.MI UM.W
C i HKL'N VI LI Mi and Mi
I' Williams of 30ti l'ekn
L:t l'luhain. N C. w re h usi
.,u I- at th; ;. di < s recently
M:.- . Williams .t- diivetoi ?>
>v11r ,ru* ; t Lincoln H spital 11
that t it v. ;ind Mi William- tiian
:icei*s valet .-him thcr .
Wish t<> thank 'he John, h
Hiockinans and Dr. and Mrs. b
l. MrPher.on for their hospital
it\ I'neid ntally Mis. Williams i
the .-i ter of y urs truly
i'-?"
Mr and Mrs .Kdward
Youny, Mrs. Lula Mae Whitt
and Mrs. Otelia Williams. ?wir
recent yuest.- of Mrs. Helen 1
Williams of 113 Stei line St. Th
Voun.cs. and Mr-. White are rei
idents of 11223 -N. Con .sto.ua S
Philadelphia. Mrs. Williams is
resident of 108 Ave I) Apt 1-(
N.Y.C.
Dunne an eventful sve? k th
group was entertain d by M
and Mrs. Isaac Jones of S, Loae
St., Mr. and Mr-. J. li. Br cV
man. Miss. Freddie Lee Stoddarc
wJIIl: l?.e * ??.>. litiu vuuiv'" liuia>.
Mrs. Youny is the f rmer Mb
Frances Williams of this eit\
and Mr Whit > i.- the foi me
Miss Lula Williams of this City
Mrs. Stelia William-, is the wif
of Chatie- K Williams, also foi
merly o' th:- city. Mr Younu i
a civil . 'i^i'i or f r the City <
Philadi | !v i
Mr a j.M: Daun t l.e of Di
tr it * J -ts K th .home <:
Mr. aiiO Mi- John H. I * r > Knai
Mrs. l.e f le former Miss CL
n v;i Hndrit o't this citv M,
Lee ! a i m Phannac.v then
Nathai.w. S he!'!. Jr. has en
ter d Jfh.n-tv. C Smith 1,'rrvi
atv to pursui a emus m Kit
nentary Kdncati n we wish Mi
hell iiuii h -ne e-- m in-- v. < '
a ortiw undoi t :i k! n
(Iri-MVin ' lino! 1 H -.. pi:/
hambor of <. mmmv is cloin:
i >od joh ot ontlfi'm promising
'"Uni; pi'ntossi no 1. an,: business
* * *a
on to the < :!> Know of tw
!m ui'u seriously -oon-rdr-rtnp n
hang of ;ifhi:-o> . with fh on
1110 to bo the winner.
:ends. Slio o til daughter o:
11 i o 11 M.e I oil 1 > t I);!! 011. ; 11111 tli
>0 ot Joint's arid John Hethi a
oli known hub is he;- .
Mrs. Car: ;o Wheeler f N'ms
own ha> as house .:u - t >1
!: : ..k. ...
elm, Hessa and H! Ma --.an
1 Nov. York, a!! .0: m : IV inn
I A
Mrs Kerr h a A! for-- and -or.,
nnos \\r A.ford t \v *? II ,
son stta-.t. r.'t u; n?'d ! r n.
t a n t i i City. N. .t ;il*< r jx :11
.1 '-i-vrral month-- tiuT
i >t'Si.n -hut in- ;in S.mir,
<>\\ -ml. in Sv Kii..i :;.
tai; M: - ln.>i n- '<> ., n
>!),i <?!' h i * :i: ?'ti : i <
''!!if Mr N\:n ... Tu
un- 1'a ?' . nil., S;-n i;
[i s Kit/a .Alt'- mI. at ' .
X'l jiv. J-i-?' .
Mr. and 5.11 1 ><?nkiii \Vr.?
! Wash my 1 on, I) C h.ivi: .?
vrs and tnrnds ct Dtlion
I'd,/.., C. / I
?? t . f rf " v< r f h f i l. w??
?Eat At?
3 ROOK'S
(Midtown Grill >
Charleston's Finest" j
Albert N. Brook*. Mgr.
fHi Morris fit. ^tUSfleetoh, $. f
JACK'S LUNCH I
Good Food ? Sandwictoet !
Wine and Beer
1026 Washington Streei
Phone 3-0111
k m
; THE CELEBRATED THREE
uov "SEND" Earl bostic
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Io, currently on a tour triumphant -?
l?w Airehmtra's popularity to tin- til
Joe Mitchell ami John Coletranc 4
Sunset" on the Sepia Song Hit Far;
NEWSLETTER- tj
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Mi L,\ Mr( '(< in - *. t i - t,
turned from NVa York. a h re ,
( she says she h i-: :i mo onioyable
vae; 1 ion
ri . 1 i i
In. \ucat. tiling -< lloo < hilus
, . , ,. .. , k i
i n .w ho formed tar "(. aal and
. "Dodg is" reading* club at' the
Mi Hoc Ave": Library, auc given
their award-s last week. Mi s. Jil s rei
Edwards II. formerly Miss Eli-jwt
c zabeth Bradford present d thein.j 'ol
' Mrs. Janet Sinitli i- librarian j ^
e b
Attorney D nald James Samp- j W
son's wife and tbei children an
a bav returned I r -in Norto".;. At
Pr Jbabiy ai counts for th very th
pronounced beam adornm.; hisjm
e "k"isser" lately. Di.
r. ... in
h Plan.- foi the municipal paiki*
out at Kiel tic rest at", prog res.- Ling
im ly, now that the purcha- 1 S|
has ixen .made of iiie- -prone;-v j- __
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A:nerican la-gion Po.-t -'.I 'a
*' launched a nu nibei-hip driv . v'*'
. una'. i- "st t at Mill ill 11.be;-.-, bo x
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Club Esquii'e h i- :.ga: : boa|
the in a com.-nun
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Little Rock News
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Rv S. V. McLean
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at M<l'o.\ . Mi thodi>t Cliuu !i __7
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noi," k r.tTy, Bostic in in the
G-eagwav- News
i; Mis. A. Ij. \\alkcr h(
lli'ViNGWAV Mr- ll.v-a P,
wis, ' hb rect i".ti,v io.;t he r
n?' by fire, wishes to thank tli
hvitlu. > a ho hav. eontubut ^.
cloth ig and 1110:1 y thrOuyh
in v.-paper's appeals.' Any ^
itnbut ) j i s are still Dec -1 d and ,,
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preciaU d. Misses
Lillie V W nvi r, I Jarra
Sel( i and Gertie L e Wal-_
r 'nave entered All1 n Univoi - '
o<
v a* JLrwshmon. .
lit
Mr. .? . i Mr.\ Eug m; Sampson j ^
peated vows h ro Sunday. Thovj
rre mat nod by Hev. (?. L. Bay-j
r at Jerusalem Station AME
lurch. it
Messrs.,,James Gray, Marion TT1
right, J" Sclph, Allen Wtilkei'i ^
d Rev. W. CI. Walker, Mrs. j
ina E. Wa lker and Mrs. Bel - ?jr
a Waiki r attended the mass ^
otmg Sixth Congressiont ,l d<
strict lh gres-ive Democrats
Oeoryeto vn Sunday. ^
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aluda News .
SAI.l'li Mr .r.il Mi- U!vs lt
\s Ban- on'. Edward, a'o^ni
a' !. ' I'll! .adeljllu.l, I 'a. I
n! 1 'at a.< . ') 'la J ^
v "-.til -.M r. M: . M:i- ^
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(i en a t,1 ItN .I a ' ?,
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raining School
ipening Kvenls ?
PEtTdTeTON - -The Anderson
ninty Training School began ??
; in.r)2-53 school veai with 19
0
culty members and a large" en- 0
llrn nt Rev J. Giles was the o
ie-t speak, r .it the opening ox-la
o-i^es and remarks va ic heard ! ?
m I-bineipa' W II Th mpson 9
ul M>. Dorothy Thompson, th o
"Cs.th nt of 'he 1' TA of :h in- o
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Kollov. ino an be u!ty na u o
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Mrs. I..' i (.lanit. fir -1 < ; ade; i 2 '
id V- ,1. Me Adams, e . -i ' ?
' <!. ; Mr- Sarah $. Th. . . O
did : ie; M.s.-, J .cretin An . tf
on. fourth erad ; Mis.-' S is:<- >
fifth L't ad": Mis .Ma! inM
Hoi a'd. * . ..I .
r Sn va:- -. ev.";,.: . gr. : . o
r-" l)*?niii Mel)ow1 . v?
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dh gi.adi . M: Edna Gjde. n. o
'El: m ad... M:- . Thelma V/i! o
eiev r>ill ^rad. . ML, - i ?
II t a ( lfth r.rade * and j q
imrr'Mv; Mi- Da; H Miller, o
tmc economies and Jai ob Ci $
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owiiu'in, . m< ultu;e. 1 9
Faculty m mb r- at th? u-so<- 6
ted Dak Grove and Pm v 5
rove <>!;. are M1iue
h :npsoii, Mia.. Rebecca West.>X '
rs Mnttie Jones and Miss E/ab
th William-. - ?
Stud nts conducted then- fust $
tapel exeieisc lasj Monday. 5
iss Sallic Vance and - Wilbert ' <5
idler worv in charge A high- | A
iht was the series of campaign $
Iks student gave as they cam-j x
liened for offices in the student 9
iun? il. . | 5
Monday night, th- P-TA held15
s first meeting of the year Re- a
larks were heard fr< m the Rev. x
r. Pierce, pastor of King's Cha-ig
1 AME Churc h, and Princ ipal ' 9
hompson. P-TA officers are: to
[r-. Dorothy Thompson, presi- X
nt; Evans Jenkins, vice pros-'a
lent; Miss S. J. Moss, secretary; Tx
Lisk Margaret Hodge, assistant $
cretary; Mrs. Rosa Robinson, 9
taplnin; Mrs. Lucilc Vance, 8
ensurer; Mrs. Pauline Tnomj- $
n and Mr-. Louise Stevens, c - 2 .
tairladics of th. Program Com- 9
it tee. o
s A ACP Bids FBI I
1 r* i
o rrohe Kansas
'ity Bombings I
.VP/V. -Inxmodijiti,- apd v
porous mv st.nalioi by the O
opartment of Jus'...o ~>f bomb-1 6
ps of Ni j.*ro homos in Kansas ^
:?v. Mo., wa- asked this w ook
, tin- N'AAf'P o
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I:. ? a tea t ?r> Attorne y o
a! .Tamos P McGrnnery. o
A ACT' Kxooutivi Roerotary ^
'aitor Witito rep rted the b tub- O
0
ot tho honu* of (,'harlos Hamp o
a for th >'. (oiv1 timo in thr-? ?
onths Tho homo was unoeeu- ?
. . 'lu time of tlu second O
'?Tr~r. , but -op rts roe twd b\ , 5
NAAC'P w j'o that Mr Hamp- ?
i . toe} to move into it o
.iirtlv. In tho meant into, a. 0
o
>nn^ N pro couple w ho recent- q
lllOV ti out ot the h- use IO
o
i'. iicd to it after they .hoard a o
>u! the homhiru*. . o
The only ther Nepro ,oupi g.
vim:: or. tin- h'.oi k \vhe:v ?h g
.in i d to'.u poll < o
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uv havt re. t\ ?-d throatoroni: o
ephono ealls hut have suffer g
i no violence " g
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PAINTER CLITR 17
ROBERT J. MURRAY ^ ^ A 4
AND SON Good Thln*" To
rouse Painting?Wallpapering WINE ? BEEK
I Kracke St. Phone 3-5887 Mack PauO, Prop.
CHARLESTON, S. C. 1 1513 Harden St. Phone MM
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Columbia Township Auditorium |
Wednesday, September 21-8 P. M. ?
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THE son. STIRRERS ?
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FIVE BUND HOYS from Mississippi
? 1'i.rs ? .JThe
Jackson Harmoneers
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\dvance \<lult Ticket $1.25 |
At Door $1.50 b ?~
Children 50 ?
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