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- LIGHTHOUSE and INFORMER, COLUMBIA, S. C.
PAGE EIGHT? ?SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. 105:
Noted Along A Reporter's Beat
. Rev. Frank R. Veal of Char- James, Messrs. Nelson and F
leeston was a visitor in the City gues were all tete-a-tete abo
Tuesday.. as they watched the Yellow Ja
Here for a brief visit Wednes- kets jump through their hoop
day was Julius E. Williams of An>i Brother Wilburt Ford ai
% Spartanburg, who accompanied slick J. C. Artemus, Sr. are
"Junior" down to Harbison Jun-? r0und thinking they put one
tor College at Irmo. vcr ye scribe when the-.Jatter
Did you happen to see Rev. J. the two reported his grandsi
Arthur Holmes, pastor of Bethel was the first male born in tl
AME Church, acting as referee new hospital plant. W. H. sa
during a sandlot football game J. C. was grandpa four times b
on Hurst Field Tuesday night? fore then, which we knew, on
He was running as hard and just we thought it was many mo
a jumping about with more gUe times than lie will admit,
than the young players. We hear that Dr. W. J. Kobi
Wonder what Pev. Frederick son, A ME Church elder, saw 1'
: LOOK FOR IT . . . DON'T FOKG ET
" The best place ever opened for colored patrons in
,! The South . . . whistliv cTeah Rest rooms and Lounge
for liadics and Gentlemen . . . \ir Conditioned . . .
' Open 24 Hours . . . The best food and service Columbia
has ever offered . . . Ileautiful new seats, tables
;; ... Party reservations.
Special Family Dinner Sundays
MENU: Roast Turkey, Dressing: with three vegetables
and choice of Dessert.
WILL OPEN OCTOBER 15th
NEW PHOENIX CAFE
1101 Washington St. ? (Corner of Assembly)
THEODORE SPANISH, Prop.
4 StKK KITSJn PflAJTI AT MPMQTf
uu m^t T \ M m V/ A T - M i * vy A' A A A/KJ A 4
1946 Pontine club coupe, radio and heater - $695
1950 Nash Ftatesman 4 door, overdrive, radio
and heater $1295
1950 Plymouth 2 door sedan, radio and heater, $1295
1948 Chevrolet Pickup, good condition . $795
1947 DeSoto 4 dpor sedan, radio and heater $895
1950 Pontiac Convertible, hydramatic, radio
and heater. _ . $1895
1951 Chevrolet 4 door Powerglide, radio
and heater jl - $1695
We have from 50 to 60 good used cars on our lot
at all times
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MAIN STREET
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^ the season
//IIIJ ^or suits "
distinctively Styled
by Owen and Paul
Merchant Tailors
'-nerft-a na ft^d u> h&V6 &n assembly?
line look, when it costs so little to
wear individualized clothing Wo of
fer you the expert know-how that has
been turning quality fabrics into qual
_1? A Fine Selection Of .
Imported and domestic Fabrics
to enhance your fall wardrobe
OWEN
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, 'Negro' Division Of McCarran Act
- Chas'n Community Being Aimed At
Chest Discontinued Jewish People,
H (Special Correspondence) HumphrCV SayS
Ul CHARLESTON ? The B aid r
c~ of Director-* of the Charleston WASHINGTON ? Aft i notCommunity
Ch?st, this week. log the Visa Division of the State
acted favorably upon a rosolut- Department had issued orders t a
- ? . consular officers arouivi the
?* Rhwirlf ino *lobc roctucstin?- that applicants
of seeking admission into the Unit">n
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE ed States be screened to d toi1e
rv,.... a. . o i 10 j mine whether or not thev arc'
Thursdav, September 18, in adys
, 01. . Jewish, Senator Hubert H. Humdition
to one in Blanding street, , , ,
kni e, iv/r , . , , phrev of Minnesota Mondav ask-f
. between Main wirt" Assembly from , ; _ ^
. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. (sponsored sta- ed tho State Department t . a-kj
11 tians)?Gonzales Garden. 1505 1?f a ^consideration of the Me-;
Garden Plaza; St. MaVk's Bap- Carran Act- under which th" d<"
n" tist Church. 2500 Senate street; P;'rtment is now working
^Trinitv Baptist Church. 25071 In a letler to Secretary <>l
-1 I Richland street; State Dean Aeheson, Senator j
{! Kridav, September 19.'tests at: Humphrey said that the Visa Bi
i I First Cnivnrv Haniki is Division's use ?'f the Act was, -
1 I Pino nn.-! Washington streets; Je- I not intt?nd^ by congrt ss. and
i hovah Baptist Church. HHJ bun. ymt <<-ara lis rivpre-ed ' 1,' ,
- lOr-H" R"" v ') ? ><;] Pl>nQ&illgH in the Senate uh p.
I ! Waverly street: I he declared it was "Ruei>i. u
! c, . , .. , .... serictionist and reactionary," and t,-.
Saturdav. Sept. 20. Leevv tun-] ri
de.nl Horn., Tavlor and Grejis;!rolSld ,JS<>d ,arlal ' tn
' ; Ebenczer Baptist Church. 1912 religious ttmupa. !o
" . , e,. . , ,, , > | Ona secti n of the Art, tie said, ei
. Lad\ Street; Lucas Home (.ro-j . . *sl
' Tj I , ? rj J require- Asians to submit to r,,
cerv. Ridgowav street; Browns 1 v
i ,, ' e.n., , I blood testing in orvh r to deter- (c
Mark t & Gr.cerv, 5101 Monti- ^ lt
? , ,, ,, , mine wh.ethe rthey are <amit;c |1(
II cpllo R ad; Roosevelt Village:
m ; Folder's Clroc,rev. Black Byt-j ?r n()t m
,, j torn; Dixie Super Market. 1438 ion calling lor discontinuance of w
'I I Ass, nibly street: Capital Theatre. "Division D" f the organ:/.at
j Carver Theatre. ; ion's annual drive, the p s lut- at
All these stations open at 12:laj lon having been presented by a ^
I noon and close at 8 p.m. j joint executive board teprcsent- 'a
f j first wrestling match th.* other', several Negio agencies hue.
"J night?and liked it. j "Division D" had been mod to ?
j Albert Koon's R, d Caps are designate the Negro community!
J t . play the Spartanburg Peach- a"d i( corresponding s lie.tat
j - es Sunday afterno n. Don New- bons section.
T rotVibe is supposed to pitch for Last Wednesday, th b ards
thy visitors. he says the YWCA branch on Coming'
-I. What dentist's assistant-is po- Strect- the YMCA branch on '
? I litelv balking at forking ov r Cannon Street and the RoidL
Brother Jimmv's sales tax When Houso of Christian Service in St.. ^
she buys at a certain place?* Po,liP Stroot. niet with Chest of- .Q
One young waitres- (Clun 17 > ^'?iaL ? n the subject, the meet- as
has received a letter fr m an Af- in? adopting a resolution asking^
rican gentleman, who asked f r ^?l discontinuance "f racial des- [ ^
American pen pals in a- letter in ^nations. It was this resolution,^
The Lighthouse earlier this vcar. Chest Boar.! honored. pc
Rack on the job at Howard Thc annual Chost drivt' ?^n r *6
"School" is the very charming and October 8 and ends n October do
delightful Marv Jones, who had Home, G. Adams, chairman.,^
a European Summer she recall* pointed eut during th week that;
. . I iU? r-u?o4 ? * *1
wun oons ana aans. "" 13 .anttvntvil . Ill uu- ^
- Bill Gilliam (at BTW) p^m- manner or raising th most mon M
i-rse.> t'> start a column on ihtu- ?-v ^()l* 'r-ru'f,t ot n,l- p,
pations next week. We don't he- Rev ?- ^ Bilogdon, a vice ^
liove he'll do it. Do you? | chairman or thy committee, has M
Tie- Smotherer was red-eved as members f his op rating com- ;jr
: the other morning. Wot h ppuned nu,tcc Clint n I. Young, pi inci ^
j son? Got out >, f tlu- smotheration ?>al ;,t Huis1 srhoo!- J W rjr:,w" '
I pan too noi/' 1 >' diroetrtr of the; Cannon St.
' YMCA branch. Mrs. P. T Poiri- D
st-tt. president of the P-TA Coun cil
and Miss Sadie Green. an instructor
at Burke high school
Jj|SP . II Lexington Highway. I*. S. 11
m I Columbia Bus.
'' I i l I)ry - t VV iiul.-(>; 111 ^11
! ??'??<' $io?:? j
. h)f>! Plymouth- ('nnitir ook
tTTflr nmpr: ?
. heater *'
[1 A TT| | "TTrrVi.S mouth?*-'rnnhviv?K 4
and r AUL i| ?&^ $rj5
Tchant Tailors ~ ~T OLIVER MO
,. , q. . ! chrysler
ishmgton Street t cor main & elmwood
Phone 6%3
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Th( autumn edition of "The| Kenton and hiv music, Nat 'King' J|
ig Show of '52.'' starring Stan Cole an-] Sarah Vaughan, will ?
! play at Township udiaorium irk I
TX \T ? 1WI -Columbia on Wednesday, Octob- II
i\. Y A ll \J er 1. The show will be here
Continued from Page 1 0n^yJ'^L ?"-^' ou. .. ..-. ! '
?*The-^Big-ge*t~ Show ?-n4st? pr? -
, . ,. sent* Stump and Stumpv, Go- r-1H
rancv t 1 join her Arun ( ap- ' !
I,,,, ,i ge Kirby, Teddv Hale and the
in-hu.".bnnd. Mis. Jackson is a "
, , Congaro S in a two-hour :,nrl
V(mV .( l i \?k ? - .? - .? ? -
j , ~*\ , half musical variety revu.v
ispioious that she likes A J ? I
. . t r r-\ i , Both King Cole and Sarah
lemont. Jr. "f Charleston nm- ? . *
, . 1 \ . .,o, Vaughan were starred in the lust
r than us, and onlv because . . & , , I
. , ii "Biggest Show which plaved
c can out nwav eonsidcrably >
, , ,. , here last October. Tit \ rang up
lore of her fine to king than , ?
c, * . record attendances i over 7u
c can squeeze in . . . Saw at . .
T , ,,, , , , . cities. With the addition of Stan
ie meeting John h lovd of l.oiis
, T, Kenton. Modren Americas Man
id E. 11 Hemrrungwav of Coin . , .
. , . , ,, of Music, and his rch.stra, the I
av, nt ther 'f whom we had ....
. j f , . new Biggest Show is the stron- I
id eves on f r a long time . . - ** .
, ? - .. . t gest package on tour under the
.lggest laugh of the dav was. . 1 * 11
awn hv Rev W. G. Walker ofl1111*' tj
. , , /t, | Amidst the variety entertainers
emingwav, who remarked (Rev
'. B. Butler bearing the butt! w,m bc S,"mp ?nd Stumpy, pop- I
: the JokO that when the sis- ular I
. , . , i and Teddy Hale, and a clever
r asked the pastor who was a,
... .. ... Afro-Cuban dance team of two I
nner guest in her hom what:
, 7, ... . f , - hoys and tw ? girls call, d the
irt of th? chicken re- preferred. I
? . . * Congaroos.
c minis' r regarded the ru-e- .... , I
, , , * ,, i Sarah Vaughan and King Cole
browned fowl on the platter] ? f
. ... i v j i . arc world, famous on radio, the
id. Sister, that which God has
, . , . . stage, screen and recordings. I
ined together, let no man put,-- .
.. , i Currently, their songs are being I
under. Rev. Butler, end-1 , ,
. . . td , heard on the Capitol label. I
g t*is *evmth year at Bethel. w-Jt-k,. , . .
r ^ Kirby has been recognize*.! in
fin:sh<? the b. autiful annex, : _ ^
the church . . Mrs. G. S.jWWWWWWfllltll
irchcr was among those P^'ijSI
nt at thi meeting ahd one P ^
esn't- hav< t lo k far to find Pjj^K jL J J ^ W
e reason why her husband J I B
in the fight . . . Other* weijs' yj yj W 4
2re happy to see: Walter W. SSl
anigault. Jimnu' Wilds. .TimmvlKJ
iojcau. Mr. and A. L.|g COLUMBIA TOW
ralkcr. Mr?. Paulitv MoLeod.
r. and Mr- Clifton Knox. Mr.lg^
id Mrs. Julian L. Morgan of j jpj|
uliins (Th y li ft "Pat" homo), ^-jlB I
rm. July of Groelevvillo. the ||nj W
arlincton gang, etc. | gj|
ask our Friends to *r
IwyjU'Agwuyyt
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, $1095 I
iTOP |PrTTtr1\fTs nr?\s on sole Ho's Pool
' 1 WiX . p \I1 seats Reserved $1.95. $2.60
PLYMOUTH j p.Hampton Hotel Pharmacy, Coli
PHONE 2-4309 fe envelope.
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:aters and^clirbs iSTone ol The Pous variety of comedy,?
tsaanding new mimics of this and dancing. Curtain time will
aeration. Hale, a dancer, has be 8:36 p.m. All seats are reser?n
likened to the great Bill ved and tickets will go on sale
ojangles" Robinson, who died this Monday, September 22, ~at
o years ago. Bo's Pool Room, Club 17 and the
rhe show will include a gene- Wade Hampton Hotel pharmacy.
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All Types Saws re-finished to original cutting fineness.
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. OCT. 1st
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4ight Onlylj
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