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1 ^Y^TOMM RETURNS FROM VACATIO Mrs. Lewis Holman, Sr., turned home after vacationing * delphia, Pa.; New York and ( i MRS. JENKINS ACCEPTS P Mrs. Pliny H. Jenkins, Jenkins, has accepted the p< the Family Service Society in the city soon accompanied 1 mona Antnoja, whowill atten Friends will regret their leavii ?-. _ 'i MRS. A. P. WILLIAMS ATT Mrs. A. P. Williams left tend the National Baptist C< convened in New York City. A liams plans to visit relatives ^ burg, Philadelphia and Baltim COLUMBIA YOUNGSTERS I MISS RALPHETTA TU1 Mrs. Robert Edward Turner, 1 Tuesday for Claflin University MISS VIVIAN CHAPPRL L. Palmer Chappelle, 2222 Ma return to Smith College, Nort September 21. MISS EVELYN ROBERT Collins, 2227 Lady Street, left ladega, Ala. She will enter her MISS SHIRLEY JOHNSO a. a. jonnson, zzia 1'inehurs' sius Junior College, Cresson, F MISS FLORENCE SIMKI] Wilson Simkins. 1003 Oak Strc er Memorial Institute, Sedalia her junior year. " . PERCIVAL AND BENJA and Mrs. B. A. Everett, 132 September 15 and Wednesday to attend school. Percival wil Washington, D. C. and Benjar gan at Ann Arbor. The twin prior to this year attended V MISS CECILY BAXLEY M. H. Baxley, 1311 Gregg Stre Memorial Institute, Sedalia, N. 'Federation Day' To I Be Observed By Spartanburg Clubs j SPARTANBURjG ? Federation I Dfcy will bo observed by the! Federated Women's club df Spar-"" tanburg Sunday, September 21. | A program, sponsored by the: Dear Hearts Federated Clubs, | will be presented at the South'; 1 Ladie # NOW YOU CA C NEW ELECTRIC I ?oi j LATEST NEW T I ?oi ) t $250.00 IN C^ ( Extra cash mone: f tonD* list of valnaKl > ? - f V4. MMMI / ances and furnishir V ENTER our > TAKE YOUI J CONTES' 1 Write, phone or di i \ Everybody Wine! The top % the three prizes listed at / Contest Closes D Enter and get your town, # to heir) VOll win. Ymi Cfln'l I something whether you be? P^ill in the blank below a mailbox. You'll be glad you Take Your Choice Contest I The Lighthouse and Inforn 1507 Harden Street Columbia i, South Caroling Please rush me part Leu Choice Contest. My Name Street or Box, . City * Ictly . Social-i | < IE SCOTT 1 N 2100 Pendleton Street, has re-, ^ ? in Washington, D.C., Phila- If Connecticut. . I c i 1 OSITION IN ATLANTA j ] the charming wife of Major )sition of Case Worker with : s Atlanta, Ga. She will leave i ? >y their little daughter, Ra-1 d the Spelman Kindergarten ng. ; I % | ENDED CONCENTION the city September 8, to at- ! jj invention of America, which i ^ .fter the convention Mrs. Wil- i .. nd friends in Brooklyn, Pitts- j d ore. tl ! IETURN TO SCHOOL INER. daughter of Mr, and ?" .226 Barnwell Street, left last p /, Orangeburg. i p iLE, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. j rgueritte Street, will leave to ;hhampton, Mass. on Sunday, S, neice of Dr. and Mrs. A. J. hi last Friday .to return to Tal- j f junior year. O N. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. i? t Road, left for Mount Aloy-Ui 'a., Saturday, September 13. I in NS, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. j set, left last Friday for Palm-j , N. C.. where she will enter I MIN EVERETT, sons of Dr. fc 9 Pine Street, left Monday, fc , September 10, respectively, ar 1-attend Howard University, fl nin the University of Michi- d< s are juniors in school and irginia State. , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T ;et, left Thursday for Palmer J , C., where she is a senior. Liberty Street Rccreeation CVn- J ter, starting at 4 p.m. It ..will j present Mrs. Mary C. Copeland t as speaker. . I Mrs. Copeland, for many, years, t was Jeane supervisor at GafT- t ney and came to Spartanburg I from Savannah, Ga. where she I was employed by the city school T system. She is now principal at * the Alexander Elementary School. ? -e-eds ; N GET THAT I REFRIGERATOR ) T ELEVISION SET /! L O ? ? 1I/WTI11.' Ml Ik5n MU1MVI \ US? (! V each week and a 1 le household appli- 1 igs. V l CHOICE ( T NOW! V rop by for details. / c lady pets the choice of / ~ >ove. * C' ^ ecember 1, 1952 ( ^ clubs, church and friends V ; possibly lose. You'll pet ClO it_ the field or not. /, nd rush it tr> th,, j? J ri V F1 1 J: * ^ ~~ I i?i Editor / ier J ' )N lars about the lake Your Ji 1 ) ?r State I : . Fairfield Church Presbyterial Convention Held (Staff Correspondent) SARDENIA?The fall meetinf if Fairfield Presbyterial conven id. at Ihe Mel ma Presbyterial Church in Sardinia Friday ant Saturday, presided over by Mrs [\ E. Wilson, president. Three of the past president: :if the organization were prexTit 'ixnd were presented corsage? n" hon r of faithful services reriierted during their administraions; they were, Mesdames G. V. Long, L. F. Johnson and M. tdair. Mrs. Adair was also pre cnted a certificate of h. norary xt ? 1 I 1 v. 1 1 1 UV.1 ??1 I 1 JJ Willi L11U A'l Cll IU I 1*11 Joard of Missions. Two hundred and twenty-five vomen representing churches hroughout thy Presbytery were n attendance. Rev. R. C. Johnon, pastor of the church, deivered the communion message. ?he Nate nal Missions Project, Pennies For Palmer," was ccnueted by Miss Abbie Cooper anil ne amount of $125.00 was raisd. The theme of the project is basis placed on training and lanning at this meeting. Correction Inadvertently, last w^.*k ,the padline over the wedding of the ormer Miss Louisa Smith of rangeburg, Listed the groom'., ist name as Johnson. The mom's correct surname is R bison. We regret the error.- . Card of Thanks DILLON??We take this oecasir their mapy kindnesses,' love irtheir many kindnesses Jove, id sympathy and the beautiful orals durtng the illness and ?ath of our husband and father. The Sellers Family i~? > ?~i VT i"?~?? ?11 i j Sunday through Saturday \ J | 1 ; "CRIMSON PIRATE" in color ! i ^vvith 1 Burt Lancaster, Eva Barttok ' 1 1 W I(p / 9 m M M m T SKY WAY Drive-In Theatre T THE FAIRGROUND GAD COLORED SECTION PROGRAM hur. Sept. 18 thru We.!. 24th Thursday "ONE BIG AFFAIR" with Vt-lyn K'.yos?-Dennis C) Keefe Friday?Saturday "SOUND OFF" (In Color)' with Vtickuy Ro noy ?.Amu James Sunday?Monday Il'ST ACROSS THE STREET" , with Ann Sheridan - John Lund Tuesday ?? "THE NARROW MARGIN" with harles McGraw?Marie Windsor Wednesday "HIGH NOON" with Jury Co jper?Thoma- Mati heH HE Ml EE ENDS STOKE 'ottons ? Rayons ? Woolens " "~~ of a ll knuls Columbia Headquarters, foi rapery, Slip Cover Materials Hark Cloth - V< hhle CI th Sad CI th oral Designs and Solid' Colors ! t>TTON -mtESSKS HlR (Rogulai valu s to 7.1(8) astir,, Cpholstery Materials! - Lowo-t Prices 1 he Mill Knds Store 2355 T\yo Notch Road d H ^ p 1 i WjSSUmtL ??D 73 YtAM ? AT PBUQ COUNTIES 35< Marion, Mullins Folk Present At j_ Demo 'Meeting j i MULI?1NS?Mullm- and Marion J t county were well n presented at . the Sixth Cong regional meetl'smg ^4l tht?Pr?grs*stve- DenlO rTl licrats held in Gcon: town Sun- o . day afternoon. ' u The program was well arrang- p s ed and carried out 111 an efTec-} ft ; tive manner and t^xprrssi ns ofJ w ; congratulations to district leat eis wh > managed the a Hair" were1 ri heard generally among those at-La , .tending. i n Doll Festival On s Harmon Field Has j* 169 Contestants ? CHARLESTON?S me 250 pa- i * rents an?:i children attended the I ^ Harmon Field Doll Festival, held j la>t Wednesday as 169 dolls were j . displayed by Charleston's moth j ers-to-be. \ j The festival was d:noted by I _ Miss Mu/.etta Ancrum and Jul ! ius Bennett, assistant. Mrs. Elenora Rhodes, director > Martin Park playground, a.v! < number of children from the cnsiside at tended. " PRIZE WINNERS LISTED Prize winners incLuded: EJci nora Mills, 115 Bogard street,j' ! 1V f who won a Terri Lee doll do' j natcd by Regal Department! ^ I store; Jackie Smalls. 2 A-htor. St., for best dressed -loll; Bren- V* j da Wright. 10 Holm< s St., pret- ^ I tiest d >11; Carolyn Maxwell, 5 j? "Nunan street, best cased for doll: Patricia Kelly, 40 Line St.. (Mar- __ tin ployground) largest doll; ^ F.! ai n f > R icVinrrtcoTi V lfi?ncU<i C> M j smallest doll; Maxim- Smith. 23 j Nunan street, mod unusual # doll; ditto for Carolyn Fludd, 291 1 Ashley Avertue; and Ann Me- I Fall, 335 Ashley Avenue, largest J numbo rof dolls. \ Spartanburg News ) SPARTANBURG ? Attending I the Nat'l Bapt. Convention from 1 Spartanburg arc Hov. and Mrs. C E. A. Davis, Rev and Mrs. B. # T. Scars, Rev. and Mr-. \V. L. V Wilson, Rev. A. M. Math is, Rev. rs4dvetttdiety I I COLUMB'A T)Eivl St or : M n.1 3 ^ . * a | Lsaeie-.-. .?nu C ^n-n Shoe nidi y IcVotlvtU;. 12CM* O; .< Sir. et bin-. ?| | 'CCi 1.. . s FOR THE b IS" BUY TN % LARGE LOi^S CALL | 2-1492 ? II II MEEKS | H ; & i iS REAL ESTATE IS TIIE SAFEST | INVESTMENT. LET US SHOW | YOU A LOT or HOME ? . . VERY 1 REASONABLE TERMS. | LIVINGSTON & JOHNSON I 943 Harden St. Phone 3-5932 | " WANTED FOR SALE. Listings n ?iol n d.- & properties in Waverly seetion. [ :; TATE -STURKIE 941 Harden St. f Phone 3-1613 | ^fg^jgjEjajgjgjHjzizrajgjgjaigiEr^ [mmBWff,H IJJ J ULUppp* With A He P o w Oil Burning C ir< Heating from "" s1495,? \Vo<7<T 01* Coal 1 From STii 1 1 ej Lau/idrv I s9' Powell^ I "Ereri g)!2 HA.MI*T(?N SlKF/H 3 t c* - .J.. I By Miss Mami<* E. Fields CHARLESTON;- fThe Lend [and, and "Over the Top" clul f Greenville did a fine j b ei rtainrng the State Meeting. Til mgYatn was a memorial on >r our own Mrs. Belle Vincon noni we miss greatly. , Mrs. ETK n Carter Watson wi l-1 elected to -erve as Presider nother year, and Mrs. Paulir JcCloud of G<v rgetown ws lade first vice president, Mr icptima Clark of Charlesto cond viee; Mrs. Caminlc Flud ho has been a very energetl nd successful chairman of ( ie Harvest Festival calls vot ttention to the coming fostivi ft**her 25, 10:00 A. M. at th borne. Please increcasc vot ivings along all lines. The Modern Priscillas of Chai ston elected Mrs. Emma Flerr GIRL FOR FOXWORTHS MULLINS ? Mrrnnd Mrs. Or indo Foxworth on James stret parents of a baby girl. The +ve?two-e thee <*hildrcn aiso.? ui Mrs. M. II. Hackett, Ron lexandor and Mrs. Lillian Sal rs. The group left here last Mon \y for Chicago, wheiv the ton ution is being held. Irving Johns n of New Yuri ity is visiting his mother, Mr'sephine Porter, and also oth relatives in th- rity. ATLANTIC INSURANC1 4<The Golden HOME OFFICE: ? 14? Charleston, Distric HARTS VELLE ORANGEBERG ROCK HILL . SPARTANBURG 8UMTER Our Twenty-fif to the people STRAIGHTEN V in 10 MINU1 . HI f||?Si You get a wat< your hair will i 20 days or moi EM1NG n*33f) ?ater From r i i i o LLL 3 culalintf Heaters 1 t o J> R oum^ ^ s13995 liming Healers ^|95 up Heaters >5 no ijiiirml I \fbody's Furniture S ing, "President, Mrs. Carrie Jon ?, kins, TreasUfer. Mrs. Minnie Cc i- onel was accepted '""at' the Is ie. meeting to membership with ti c> Prisciila*. Mis. I.ucill.- II llow. '. entertained the club at her sp ? nous homo last Vhursday,. ! 'n members were present ar n heard reports from Mrs. S. Bt 1C ler and Mrs. Holloway on tin. IS California trips and adventur s-! in Canada; Mrs. Dorothy Loi 11 on her trip to-the West Indie d | Mrs. Temple' on her trip to D Ic.troit, Chicago and points Ea >f An enthusiastic meeting, typic >r|of the Priscillas, was had and d neat sum placed on the table f C the Harvest Festival. ir A delicious menu was serv< from an aristocratically arrangi table with a cover of hand ei I" ...2 4t~ . k/4v*?vicu uncii wiui iiuyK.nu> ' match; the centerpiece was lov 1 y roses in a bed of Asparag ! Plumosis ferns from her ov tj garden, lovely blooming plar y here and there which show ' no of her hobbies. ? The next Pri^cilla meeting w: ! be with Mrs. Carrie Jones,,Sec' Mrs. Maggie Glover of Sumtc f chainnan of Home activities asl the women to remember esp< eially the girls at the Home fro k your city. The latest addition to tl | home was sent by Charlesto Dorothy Brown." COAST LIFE E COMPANY Rule Company" ) WBNTWORTH STREET South Carolina t Offices: BEAUFORT '* CHARLESTON COLUMBIA FLORENCE GREENVILLE th year of service of South Carolina OUR HAIR fES . . . rrproof job and >tay straight for I GOLENE ^ I iriginal hair straight* ner I ISE ONLY H impmvsd for straightening u shorter strand* (UP to * inches)? ILL LEADING AFTER V O consecutive years Ask for JCongoIene at any drug store. Use only as label directs. I ' ' ymr Jrmgful csnrnt supply* writ* t -^-IKONGO CHEMKAl CO., WC r '.int A/Tali TiTa.a mm - . | ^pr- -v l?M T?MI I SWIM NEW YORK, N. Y. I I I i 1 i | r?1N < use freezing1 ihisj j I Iwinter. No list* wait t I li | ing until Ole Mailt j tWinter makes voul [ Ishiver before you get I I jsct. Come in a n d| j | make your selectiont [ | now. Terms arrang-t I ted. Prices are right.! [ : t { ? J t - ?x c c fun -To. 1 -??? / LIGHTHOUSE and INFOR SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Wife Of Liberian / Ambassador Arrives p! In UnitedS tales " r~ ? ' lst[ WASHINGTON ? Clar j once L. Simpson, wi/c of the Li jberian Ambassador to the Unit a j ed States, arrived in Washing )() 1 ton Saturday. * She flew fron"^ Liberia, arriving at Idlewild air port, New York, in Pan Ameri .|can airlines. Due to illness whicl ir' detained her in Liberia, Mrs a Simpson was unable to accom pany the Ambassador when ht ' assumed his new post in May o c- H ? i this year, st. i ,aj Mrs. Simpson, who is a gradu ! ate of Liberia College,'is also i qualified lawyer and has prae ticed law since 1929.' e(j The two daughters of Ambass ^ ador and Mrs. Simpson, Clarici and Amanda, arrived in thi nUnited States on August 8th Ciartence L. Simpson, Jr., ha: been studying at the University us of Miassachussetts. Miss Clarici V H Simpson will enter Boston Uni versify this fall. :d ? ~~ NATURAL HAI A V I r I !PA?i tOY Fslf (MjniW -" ; (It Indite) 1 til Around Rod \ Unmoor Owttor (toft) SSND NO MONSY Jtm <W umfit tf ym ksh tr i ^ Atr. Pity Amu m Dt/htt ... Writ# , . HAIR DO FASHION! Which K9 has that MOl EYES SHOW CRAMPS, "NERVES", MISERY You, too, may not bo able to hide that tired, nervous, jittery look each j month no matter how much "make-up" 1 you use. Keep your secret safe during ! r"those" days?don't be the one girl in i three who shows the strain from tellj tale nerveB and cramns ? h*? "th*f | monthly look".* Take Cardui, a special medicine trusted by thousands of women, girls 1 to help insure against cramps, j "nerves" and monthly misery. A little DAT SATURDAY Columbia Town a ! Dance Sti ? j 2 BIG BANDS ill 3 a j FATS 3 | "GoirtK Home" 3 LMJMIINU 3 . 3= ANI> HIS HANI) 3 3 3 31 PUTS! :j ~ P? \. :i I t.?! 4 BH9yy?jfi9|H3^nH ^ i ^1 ! I ADVANCE Tickets $1.50 n< I I amf ""17*. ^dmisskv fT^ t -?? 1 .' f vi ,s MER, COLUMBIA, 8. C. I 20, 1952??~PAQE FIY#, t'atronize our Adveittleerw k . ' "4N ^T? . . ' For the best values in the city: i ?Trade At? * SILVER'S 1546 MAIN Street \ . I ?????? College Flower Shop . 1509 Haita St. PHONE 9680 Night Phase 2-8419 5 ^Ge^ilottwrt^CaTo'^oe"^ The Things Tea Wear" 5 ?At ? ' H. T. BRYANT * Cleamerg and Dyera Aj 713 Mala Street -,J~ * R ATTACHMENTS Til Crl, H*LF6l*MOUB i your own , r,tt * +* *' * " . j J0 ^ NIKMIIwi IO.64 ***1 Braid <24 io<h?? * ' Jong) won life# *r' - . fltfwtt S.M v 307 FIFTH *? ? (Suite v?5) ( NiW YORK 17. M. *. ! Cardui each day helps build strength so resistance may be greater each month, nervousness and suffering less and less. Look more natural?few and sleep better. Ask your dealer for Cardui. (Say t "eard-pt^mf"). m time "during Ufa j out of ovary I n liy muff era from monthly discomfort. * ? ,,i MONTHLY CRAMPS CHANCE OF LIFE M C E? , SEPT. 20. V ship Auditorium I trts 8 P. j IN PERSON _ I Here Comes 1 "MARY JO" g The (4) Four | And Their Rand -J >w on sale iioIs Pool Wwmt? *" n night of Dance $1.75. ]. d i