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Personals, Items
By E. M. PARKER
Charleston—Rev. H. W- Long
of Darlington, S. C- wa s guest
ninister at Cental Baptist
Church March 7
Dr. T C. McF*L, was in the
news recently as approving a
plan to exepand Roper Hospital
Facilities which wilj offer am
ple space to afford Negro doc
tors to practie there.
John Culbertson Geenville
Attorney who has borught in
more NAACP membership than
any on e else will speak here
March 23. Atty. Gilbertson
was once a state legislator. He
now works untiringly for Ne-
e™ rights.
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Fouse
and son Charles returned to
Jersey City, N. J. after spend
ing several months in Miami,
Fla. They wer e guests of Mrs.
Fouse’s sisters Mrs. Septima P.
Clark and Miss Loraine Poin
sett when they passed through
Charleston-
Mr- and Mrs. Charles Smalls
and children, 2 Ashton, St. are
at home They were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. David Greene in
Washington Heights while |
their hom e was being reparied|
from th e recent fire.
Shamrock Tea
CHARLESTON— The Char- j
lesion Links, Inc. presented
Mrs Mildred Ellison Carr, Eu
gene Hupt. soloists; D. Jack
Moses- reader; Harleston Flem
ing, pianist in a program of
talent at the Shamrock Tea at
Reid Center, Mar. 7.
Mrs John F. Potts presented
each participant giving a per
sonality sketch of the indivi
dual.
Mrs James T. Massey, presi
dent in her remarks told of the
effort of the 56 Link chapters
Family Roundtable
By Elgiva Ball
THE LIGHTHOUSE AND INFORMER, COLUMBIA, S. «.
SATURDAY, MAR. 20, 1954 PAGE THREF
NEW YORK, (GLOBAL)
Dear Miss Ball:
My brother is 41, the oldest
in our family of four boys and
two girls, and the on ly one
still hnmarried. W e have tried
o talk to him about it. but it
seems to irritate hi m.and so,
rince we all follow your col
umn, we thought maybe you
could help him. Before his
Army service, Jack did not
drink much, but rather enjoyed
the friendship of many girls
Now he drinks continuously
He has a very good job, but
frequently goes off On drinking
spreer.
There is a girl, too They met
abouit five years ago, and she
whittle her duties down to not-1 have to live with him and he
ing. all suggest that Jack is j must show more will power
dodging the real things that ^ and determination to prove
shifting the blame on his sweet make for a happy, understand- ( himself fit for marrioge. The
heart; his rejection of things mg marriage. A man wh 0 can- [ girl realizes this and showed
that suggese responsibility - jnot keep his promis e to swear.it by putting him to the test
children, and home ownership off drinking for a given period The rest seems to b e up to
and his rather petulant insls- doesn’t inpirc any confidence- awor
tence that his wife is not to It is nice your family likes Jack,
work even though he seeks to Jack’s girl friend, but sh e will!
joe a orria mwp yfatom
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in th e US and their plans to likes him very much but feels
present $26-000.00 at
convention for Life
ships in the NAACP.
Th e Charleston Links
donated $250 00 and will
sent the balance soon.
the June they cannat marry because of
member- his excessiv e drinking There
j are other points of disagree-
have ment. H e does not want child
pre-
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ren because he feels he is too
old to start raising a family;
he does not want her to work,
she feels that anapartment
and no children would not
! completely occupiy her time
sice she has been a career girl;
he does not want to own ther
own ome, but just keep an
. apartment.
This girl has encouraged.
Jack to seek other girls, but he!
i wants only her. She has told
him if he would stop drinking |
for a period of time she would
marry him; but he can never
seem t 0 keep his part of the
bargain. He claims that he wo
uld stop drinking after their
marriage and that it is her fault
that he drnks now.
We like his girl very much
and would like to ree our brot
her married to her What can
you say to us on this matter?
Bill, Alabama
Dear Bill:
Your brothe does have a pro
blem. Perhaps h e has had some
emotional disturbance through
his Army service which he does
not want to face. Perhaps you
can get som e professional help
determining what his trou
ble is, and once he does dis
cover the problem, half the
batl e will have been won.
However, we detect in your
br ther's story, some indication
that he simply needs to grow
up His drinking and then
Coming Events
In Charleston
The Annual Tea of th e Pra-
duate Nurses Ass’n. will be
teld at 169 Boomey St. Mr a.
Mrs- Moses Moultrie, hosts
April 25
The Golden Age Culb of the
Young Women’s Christian As
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group to the lucky donor Apr
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