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re ' ' v. ?v " **} v . ' LIGHTHOUSE and INFORMER, COLUMBIA, S. C. PAGE EIGHT? ?SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 19! Noted Along A Reporter's Beat Rev. Frank R. Veal of Char- James, Messrs. Nelson and lecstcrrr^vas a visitor in the City gues were all tete-a-tcte at Tuesday., as they 'watched the Yellow J Here for a brief visit Wednes- kets jump through their hoo day was Julius E. Williams of And Brother Wilburt Ford % Spartanburg, who accompanied siick j. c. Artemus, Sr. are "Junior' down to Harbison Jun-. round thinking they put one ior College at Irmo. ver ye scribe when the latter Did you happen to see Rev. J. the two reported his grand Arthur Holmes, pastor of Bethel was the first male born in AME Church, acting as referee new hospital plant. W. H. s during a sandlot football game J. C. was grandpa four times on Hurst Field Tuesday night? fore then, which we knew, c He was. running as hard and just we thought it wa< many n a jumping about with more gl e times than he will admit, than the young players. We hear that Dr. W. J. ltol Wonder what Pev. Frederick son, AME Church elder, saw t" | LOOK FOR IT . . . DON'T FORGET lie ijcm iniia1 mi vnn-iu-H n>r tumtmi patron* ui The South . . . whistle clean Rest rooms and Lounge for Ladies and Gentlemen . . . Air Conditioned . . ? Open 24 Hours . . . The best food and service Columbia has.ever olTTred . . . Beautiful new seats, tables... Party reservations. Special Family Dinner Sundays MENU: Roast Turkey, Dressing with throe vegetables and choice of-Dessert. WILL OPEN OCTOBER 15th NEW PHOENIX CAFE 1101 Washington St. ? (Corner of Assembly) THEODORE SPANISH. Prop. SEE KING PONT1AC FIRST! 1946 Pontiac club coupe, radio and heater $6fl 1950 Nash Statesman 4 door, overdrive, radio and heater $129 1950 Plymouth 2 door sedan, radio and heater. $1H9 1 1948 Chevrolet Pickup, good condition $79 1947 DeSoto 4 dpor sedatb radio and heater $8[ 1950 Pontiac Convertible, hydramatic, radio and heater. . $189 1951 Chevrolet 4 door Powerglide, radio and heater $169 "? We have from 50 to 60 good used cars on our lot at all times KING PONTIAC m 1925 MAIN STREET ? //, the season Itttf/ r distinctively St yled by Owen and Paul Merchant Tailors :.here's no need 16 have an assembly line look, when it costs so littje to wear individualized clothing. We of x fer you the expert know-how that has ? been turning quality fabrics into qual- jy ity garments for over 36 years t A Fine Selection Of Imported and domestic Fabrics to enhance your fall wardrobe ? ===== 0WPI M 1131 W % 'Negro' Division Of MeCarran Act ? I Chas'n Community Being Aimed At Chest Discontinued Jewish People, ,Speclal correspondence) Humphrey Says Ul CHARLESTON ? The B aid a^~ of Director^ of the Charleston WASHINGTON ? Aft i nc p* Com nunity Ch-sh this week, Ing the Visa Division of the Sta and aetod favorably upon a resolut- Department had issued orders a- _ consular officers around tl ?; lihwiHtowtino K,obc rcquesting that apPlkan Of -UIWU seeking admission into the Uni son CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE ed States be screened to d te the mine whether or not thov a Thursday, September 18, in adia uuirw, ? r? ni? . Jewish. Senator Hubert JH. Uu' , dition to on,., in Blanding street, , , ... , V ? *?, ? , A . , , phrey of Minnesota Monday as] mlv between Main and Assembly from 1 : _ 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. (.sponsored sta- f lh' Slnto Department ? a "" ti ns)?Gonzales Garden. 1505 tm ? rtx-onstderation of the M Garden Pla'xa; St. Mark's Bap- Carran Act, under which th d ^n" fist" Church. 2500 Senate street; P?rtmcut is now_ working. _ Trinity Baptist Church, 2507 In a let,or to Secretary ~~i Richland street; . I State Dean Achcson, Senat I! I Friday. September 19, tests at: Humphrey said that the V. ' "'First Calvary Baptist Church, **visi m's us^ - f the Art w Alpine and Washington stivrts; ,1c-]not intended by rongrvss. ar ,?hov,ah TCipUst - rliu^h. bor?-yut -fears hu uxprc^d , ill Gregg; Browns Grocery. -JJlZti | oppojCmR it i? the Senate wli " ; Waverly -treet: 1 >U declared it was "Raosi, r !i c.. . . , .... ,,,,, serictionist.and reactionary.'' a: Saturday, Sept. 20: Lccv\ run-' 1 1 } t ^ ^ I nhul/1 Ko ii cn/i " | erai tiom;, luvioi unci Urcgg;i xW"1VJ "l 1 :: EbonozCT Baptist Church. 1012: rctijgious groups. " , , c., , 1. ' , 1 On*' sccti n of the Art. he >:t: n L;idv Street; Lucas Home (>:u ,, ?. . , . r> . require- Asians to suoinit ? fi'i'v, Ridgcwav stret. Browns ' . H* ' I . o r~> rim . ! blood testing ill O!' ; I to d<t? Mark t & Or Yorv, 5101 Monti- * T, , mine whothe rthev an- <-< mr 11 rello R ad; Roosevelt village:, j Felder's Groe. rey. -Black Byt- ?r ,,ltom; Dixie Super Market. 1438 jon railing for discontinuan? e ;; | Assembly street-; Capital Theatre. "Division D" f the. organ;?.; | I Carver Th.ntre. ion's annual drive, the r s li '? ; All these stations open at 12:1a i |(>n having be-n presented by , j noon and elo-e at 8 p.ip. j joint executive boa*d represct "i first wrestling miateh tie othpr|'n^ *ev<;in) Negio agi'ne.e h night?and liked it. ' "division D" had been u-c-5 :: Albert KoOn's Red Caps are j designate the Negro coin.mini ! t> play the Spartanburg Peach- ?nd. it corresponding s 1.,-H; ;; es Sunday afterno n. Don New- sec^"1}| combe is supposed to pitch for Last Wednesday, th b -arris J' the visitors, he says. the YWCA branch on Comii What dentist's assistant is po- Street. the YMCA branch < litelv balking at forking <?v r Cannon Stieet and the Re Brother Jimmv's sales tax when Housc of ^hristian Service in.i 15 she buys at a certain place? PhiIiP S,rcct' met w.ith Chos1 0 One voung wait res- (Club 171 Lcials on the subject, the nice 5 has received a letter fr m an Af inS adbPhtT^ a resolution askn f* n'can gentleman, who asked f r ^or discontinuance f racial dc T American pen pals in'a letter in 'gnations. It was this resolutic h; | The Lighthouse earlier this vcar. ,ho Chost Boar'' honored Back on the job at Howard Thl' *???"' ? c'"esl dnve opt f: School is the verv charming and October 6 <ind ends n Oetolx * ) i T T r < * aenghtfut Marv Jones, who had 1,1 noi.ut- u. /vaanis. .manma 6 a European Summer she recall* ,,oinU''1 "" .durma ,h w,".-k "V with oohs and aahs. ,h<' Chcs< is interested m tl Bill Gilliam (at RTW) pr.,m. manner or raisins th.- most mot i.-es t < start a column on occu- 1 ">L 'J m lit ot a.l. nations next week. We don't be I R?" R. E. BrfoRdon, a Vlt . lieve he'll do it. Do you? 1 chairman o[ the commute,. h m o .u . % as members I his on -rating coi I The Smotherer was red-eved ! ? . tir t i i mittee: Clint n I Young, print | the other morning. Wot h ppuned o r~, . . f .. . pal at Buist school. .). \\ Bi as, son? Got out vf th. smotheration 1 r? Itv, director of the Cannon f pan too oon . ? _____ ; , YMCA branch.. Mrs. P. I Pot sett, president of the P-TA Colt oil and Miss Sadie Green. nn r strut tor at Burke hi.'h school |H1M WWI I Mil I II I j . or,,:::, fc* ?- *6/ across nun BgFr'^ifri |? '/', ^KsjF ?*) Loxinirton Highway. I ^ foliimbia Rus. ' '"*' ''ly mouth Cr.ni I) i or. | u'U'' $17^)' kf 1 Tfc A f T V ,''jl '' ' N and PAUL !| &sI rr erchant Tailors i OLIVER IV , . . . a. ? , chrysi.kr ashintfton Street j main & ei.mwoo Phone 69fi:{ m: Thf autumn edition of "The | Kenton'and hh music, Nat 'K sa Big Show of '52," starring Stan [ Cole and Sarah Vaughan, > a*; ~ " i play at Township udiaorium f\ \ 7 ? Columbia on Wednesday, Oct .y_^X_Xj|-J- - - <^r I- The fihow will he here Continued from Pace 1 one night only. " i r The "Biggest Show" also j 1:'; Franc t join her Armv Can- scnls Stump and Stumpy, C,< i.i , i i ?, , . ?- ge Kirby, Teddv Hale and ' ' tain-bu:-'band. Mi.--. Jackson is a* b ' : , . , . Congaro s in a two-hour an lovelv .per-on. however, wo are ' suspicions that sin* likrs A. .1 ha" muslca' var"',y rcvu' '? riimcnt. Jr. rfc?'.a Both K,n* Colc \s' r. . ? , , , Vaughan w re-starred in.the I I tor than us. and onlv because & 11 i* *v . 111 "Biggest Show ' which pla he can put nwav considerab:v J ' , , ,, , here last October. Tiny rang more of her fine-co King than , record attendances 1 over we can seueeze in . Saw at II .. ^ . t u t-i i r i - cities. With the addition of ? , the meeting John Howl of I .oris , , n , i Kenton, Modren Americas.I and E. 11 Hemmmgwav of Con- ' 11 r u ' v a Music, and his < rchestra, .* wav, nt ther <f whom we had , ? ... , , new Biggest Show is the sti . laid eves on f r a long time . . , n~ 11* '. > . t ,, . gest package on tour under Biggest laugh of the day was. ^ '( drawn bv Rev. W G. Walker ofi ?Ae' . ? T . . . , , i, Amidst the variety entertau -Hemingwav, who remarked (Rev , , it t> *0 .1 i . ? ?i i will be Stump and Stumpv, r H. Bi Butler bearing the nuttj . ' ' ' c 41 i ^ 4i 4 u 4u a- 1 tilar comedians George Ki : of the iok") that when the sis-1 . _ ' , * , j . , t and Teddy Hale, and a clc tor asked the pastor who was a [ A _ , of ,. 4 . , , .'Afro-Cuban dance team of (dinner guest in her horn what, ng! , . a , , c . a I boys and two girls called h part of the chicken he preferred, _ in V. . * j j 4i C- ngaroos. , the minist r regarded the in eid!, . . . , .. , ,. I Sarah Vaughan and King (. i lv browned fowl on the platter f? it . . . . r, , . , j are world famous on radio, ?Tiaid. "Sister, that which God has f . . , 4 , , . , stage, screen and recordn loined together, let no man put ... ' t- , ? ? n 4, , Currently, their songs are be asunder." . . . Rev. Butler, end- , , , ^ .. _ lgl i.*' , ,,,,, , heard on the Capitol label. : mg his seventh year at Bethel*. , , .. , .... , Kirby has been recognized i has finishe the b autiful annex z PoreheT wa. among those pre-,jg| ' ~ " sent at tin meeting ahd on el foil m 1 I doesn't have t lo k far to find | J n" the reason why her husband! K. ^ I X stays in tin fight . . . Others we p j| H were happv to see: Walter W.l Manigault, Jimmy Wilds, Jimm\ j ^ A H Prioleau, Mr and Mrs. A. L. JVIjSJlA J Walker. M'.'v -Paulin Mel,cod. | Bp ,l> Mr. and Mrs Clifton Knox. Mr. ^ A and NTrs. Julian I',. Morgan ?f j Mullins (Tli-y left "Pat" homo),jjpjM ^ Win. July r f Greeleyville. the| ^L.| W n Darlington gang. etc. gj n. ve ask our Friends to ^ Patronize our Advertisers TV?e I>AM LAMAR ' ; gfc I.ady You Need To See) jVv\J r and PSYCHIC UFADFR, V ACTION (.1 ARAMLLI) Smiltv's F.sso Park ??d. Trailer. IVERllii imp or Co. if|Ji '\ 1 )vkiti? i ion i J irajfl odio and hootor y J' // / l>*.i. ? t^;. I dot)!' sedan, >4\ i <im? $|795 -<>: M'flan. l a-'i , ht at , -$i55o ^^7 y?/?j ^PHMf m / 7 1M4'4 <11 ? -*A. V j k !n and hi.iter. > $1450 ^._ :.,iusU oij. I ' . lit?* I ir>- ? f OHTOf? Pj Tickets now On sale Ho *v-/ * V^aV V-/ P; All seats Reserved $1.9" MOITTH p Hampton Hotel Pharmai I) PHONE 2-4309 Lfe envelope. v < 1 # />'.. *' '* A ;.y ... '* . / theaters and clubs as one, of ttrerrous variety Of coniedy, songr outsaanding new mimics of this and dancing. Curtain time will generation. Hale, a dancer, has be -8:30 p.m. All seats are reserbeen likened to the great Bill ved and tickets will go on sale j "Bojangles" Robinson, who died! this Monday, September 22, * at I two years ago. ^ Bo's Pool Room, Club 17 and the i The show will include a gene- Wade Hampton Hotel pharmacy. I VISIT CITY AUTO SALES 410 Gervais Street Colombia, S. C. Better Used Cars Your Satisfaction ? Our Livelihood ?|l TOOLS SHARPENED | -r-1 f^7 I>UKE'S sharpening [h<> ' SERVICE offers tops in u } tool, reconditioning and }[j^J sharpening. All work done yed by latest methods on most mo( ern machinery. >tati vian We specialize in repairing and Sharpt !i c > '6n- ning Barbers' tools. thf" All Types Saws re-finished to original cutting fineness. icrs . All type lawn mowers sharpened Z- and repaired 3 A complete line of Jacobson Power Mowers for Sale. tl^ 24 Hour Service on Mail C.O.d Orders .. ... DUKE'S SHARPENING SER. the "We Make 'em Cut" 1501 TAYLOR STREET ? PHONE 3*3036 I in Mgpl : 5 . o o x' f s t) rOWNSHIP AUDITORIUM 8:30 P.M.3 Night Onlylj H k' IB H' f J k BraTfl h Pool Room, Club *17' and Wade Hampton Hotel Pharmacy.IH i, $2.60. $.1.25. Moil Orders address Jlenry M. Marcus, WadeH ty, Columbia, S. O. PHwwe enclose sett-ad dressed, stamped |)( . . . rr i