Lighthouse and informer. (Charleston, S.C.) 1941-1954, March 20, 1954, Image 4

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THE LIGHTHOUSE AND INFORMER, COLUMBIA, S. C PAGE POUR SATURDAY, MAR. 20, 1954 ROVING ABOUT CA’LIN A — Starts On Page One — tross the ocean if she ever pub lishes that book . . . Can’t get out out of our mind that lovely creation the lovely Miss Lucy Reid, Lincoln secretary, wore the other evening . . . It is rumored here that we don’t stand too well with local Delta ladies. Wonder why? ... Police corporal Collins Gilliard faked a ticket Sunday afternoon as we passed through here. One of these times he might Ministers Wives Have Meeting Charleston Blackfish kb. 35c CAPITAL FISH & OYSTER CO. “Columbia’s Oldest Seafood Dealer” 1237 Assembly Street Columbia Charleston — The Interden ominational Ministers Wives Alliance met Mar. 2. Mrs. J. C- James, 97 Spring St. hostess. Mrs. Edith Lloyd, with Mrs. M A. Sanders, pianist conduct ed the devotionh. “Thank you” notes were releived from shut ins fcr Valentine Cards Birth announcements were read from Rev. and Mrs. B J Wbipper and Rev and Mrs B- f-jj. Glover. Both hav e been pre- £ j. o ;.:rl by the stork- Mrs. Vi's: n songs ond gorr.cs. Members present were: Mne Brogdrn. Brown, Clerk, EL:? Jennnings- Lark, Lewis, Lloyd Mack- Mingo, Sanders, Simp kins. Wilson, James, SAVE $2.00 Cash on First Loan If you BRING THIS Ad ! ! ! No worthy employed person refused money here SIGNATURE LOANS — $5.00 to $50.00 and up Loans without security or endorser AUTO And FURNITURE LOANS (For larger amounts) Community Finance Company 1218 Taylor Street Phone 2-0931 pay: .ents o« li e . the NAACP. _ ,. _ t i • o A paid-in-fuli life membership Godfrey. Frasier, Jenkins, Scott . . XTA ’ in the NAACP was taken out by Middleton. Famed Americans Take NAACP Life Memberships NEW YORK, N. Y.—A distin guished American playwright who twice was awarded the Pulitzer prize, and two members of one of America’s most famous families in public life were among those who last week made initial payments on life memberships in the NAACP. Robert E. Sherwood, author of such noted plays as “There Shall Be No Night,” “Abe Lincoln in Ill inois,” and “The Petrified Forest,” and the historical work, “Roosevelt and Hopkins,” made his initial pay ment to become a life member of the NAACP. Mr. Sherwood was awarded the Pulitzer Prize in 1936 ■"in in 1949. ^ Roosevelt and her ~ -nklin D. Roosevelt, , Senators Take First Look Orlando, Fla... (CNS) ... Wash ington Senators are getting their first look at their new Negro play ers this week. According to Man ager Bucky Harris, he has had little chance before now to really see the boys — who are outfielders with rave notices plus. Angel Scull is from Cuba where he has been highly praised. The other newcomer Caroos Paula hasi appeared in one exhibition and a- gainst the Yankees. Then he made a fine running catch right down the right field line to haul down a long blast by Bob Cerv. And the scores was tied at the time, too. Paula can hit, too, in the clutch. He open ed a Washington rally with a sharp single into center field. j, Bennett, Mrs. M N. Cooper was £ guest of the evening. net be playing. Schroders Meat Products Company in Rochester, N. Y„ last week. Hilda Sims In New Radio Serial New York City.. (CNS) ... Hilda Simms, the exciting “Anna Lu- casta” of a decade ago, is pleased as punch over her serial role for the Lighthouse and Informer for now; Negro network, She chose the title What they said abont him... imams? • ft m fer a aftrarti spicai • hWi*wnrMaprl • fc i*aM al iaM my bm sms •< maaf • fc te Iscaa a fiqtoy vft tam of gjri ffiafel O tie «o> ay “fcfends*! TP Bratton Hit For Poor Fight Fine Philadelphia, Pa. (CNS) .. For his “poor” showing against Johnny Saxton last Feb- 24th- Johnny Bratton was fined this week $3,000 by the Pennylv- ania Boxing Commission. The heavy fine, though, thr eatens to touch °f ttuite a rub- arb in the boxing world. N only did the Commission fia Johnny the third largest fu in its history, but it tied up balance of his putst of $1 ?7 50, to cover a “foreign attac ment” by boxer Robert Ric ards of Elster Park, N Y. Subscribe Now To The Lighthouse and Inform CABINET MAKERS All types of Cabinets, Wardrobes, Chests, Bed, Porch and Lawn Furniture. Church Pews, Screens, Windows and Doors. Store Fixtures, Book Cases and Office Furniture repairs “No Job Too Large or Too Small” Johnnie McRanfs Cabinet Shop . ?—4954 2501 Millwood Avenue ZSZTT, ' ?< Is “Thirty” \ev "a:erman write “30” at the end of every story. It means “That’s all on this.” And this is our last column of Roving for The •rocerys. Meats. Vegetables and Drugs BAKERS GROCERY 2457 Millwood Avenue WE DELIVER Phone 3 91 to and soon, perhaps next week, it’ll be appearing in your South Caro lina. Edition of another well known nationally circulated newspaper, if plans are completed. We have made , , many friends, perhaps lost some, i 1 with our weekly light chidings am' | i notes here, and on the whole have heen gratified over the response and interest this column drew. . . Our new assignment reaches a bigger field and we hope to find there still our many friends, with whom we can go on roving and gabbing. Classified Advertisements • •••%*#»*•#» Coley Wallac e as JOE LOUIS SEE: Primo Camera of “Anna Louis” for the story - -, “Anna” for luck and “Louis” from | THE JOE LOUIS STORY her portrayal of Joe Louis’ wife in the film of the great fighter. After much work and tedious re hearsals - the story - that of a psychiatrist social worker in Pro vident Hospital (Chicago) is ready for the airwaves, it was written by Baer M ax Schmeling Jim Braddock Rocky Marciano j Hilda’s husband, Richard Angarola, ^ an accomplished script-writer, act- I hurs. thru Sat. C~]HKv. Jl ir and critic of the theatre. March 25—27 ' 'GtfyZhsfaw-uY) ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦•♦• (For the best values in the city: —Trade At— SILVER’S) 1646 Main Street CLUB 17 Good Thlnga To Eat K — BEES Mack Paol, Prop. olOS Barden St PheneMM^ YKKHKHCHCHXHeHUOOOaWKKKKK. College Flower Shop 1509 Harden St. PHONE 9fi80 Night Phone 2-8419 Gean — Cheap USED CARS E. L. Hodge Meeting & State Streets Phone 4-6829 West Columbia, S. C. Small Loans Our Specialty LOANS We Do Honest Business With Honest People United Credit Corp. 1221 Taylor Street PHONE 4 0911 The Blossom Shop at Five Points 2003 Divine Street PHONE 3 1683 Millwood Cleaners 2339 Millwood Ave. PHONE 3-7998 Columbia, S. C. 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