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ChariesJU>nian$ [CHARLESTON Business Directory THROW AWAY B _ZjTHAT PAfNT ItRt Sli: ^ _ $395.00 1 APPROXIMATELY 1000 SQL AUK FOOT HOUSF m i II i n with A rJixFTT i\xiTi \ TT. I > VI. V I7vu B ? NO DOW N F~\ Y IVl ENT I' ? EASY TKIOIS ft DAIL 3-S0(H (Day or Niuht) SOUTHERN CONTRACTORS ft PENTHOUSE?PEOPLES PETKL IMMMW?? WHHIHMiiMM.WKiai IHWHH ipilB JIIIH* | e at re Kit Entertainment ' ftst. Charleston, 8. C s 4 4 < I ITADDTT 4 I fWHEN IN CHARLESTC I nUOni/\U|l ?EAT AT (BROOK'; l-d for and delivered |f (MldtOWH CHlf St.; f "Charleston's Finest" ^Br poTAv o /' iy Albert N. Brooks, Mgr. L jj"" Morris St. Charleston, S. BHOHCHa<HKKK>UM j crKto^ai,' ~ ~ o Pour Bakery Needs Our Speciaity Kng and anniversaries ,uae our "Personalized" Tor you? Bs, get-to-gethef, for every meal, for your bakery service. Bake to your orders. cot Dandies, Coffee Rings, FruJt Cake. Pound Ca.W K, Bread and Special Occasion Pwtrkt ^^ AYLOR'S KITCHEN' ll.\hivk\ spring Street Charleston, S C. TELEPHONE 2-0235 Bn>QO^-OOQ-OOOOOOaO-OaOPOOOOOonoCOyrfiQiHn~" t.wi^i?^ OgOVPOOOOOOt>OtJOO<ipMJv0^vvi.-. ... . ?< - - - i' KiEiS DLi > k r R We would like our ne:gr.boi> ... Jiends?1-trained to render .11 ^pLcial a*erva-l?-it-nd^r Hecial circumstances. We like our town and we like Hie people in it, and try to iv/! -. ; in ou; Hervice, Vou nin trust 11.- to no *mr \ 1 oy l?tM at ,d Kmes, and to keep our charges within family require I Fielding's Home For Funerals H Telephone 5914 H 122 Logan Street Charleston, S. C BhWHJOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO'OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOI H>O0OOOOO 00000 OOOOOOODOO0OOOOOOOOO-DOOi>(- DOC - OoC ATLANTIC COAST LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY "The Golden Rule Company" HOME OFFICE: ? 149 WENTWORTH STREET Charleston, South Carolina Fx f riet Offices: m HARTS ViLLE BEAUFORT ORANGEKtTRG CHARLESTON H ROCK lit LI COLUMBIA I SPARTA V;M KG FLORENCE I* SUMTER GREENVILLr: Our twenty-ninth yea** of sere vice to the people of South Carolina Y. W. ^carhorough, Pr---"1'-'? Hhsmwrwo&Oooo 00 00000 oaoao 00 0000000 c c,000600 Prescription Filled At Reasonable Prices! Called l or And IM-lnorrd 1't fr INSl'lJN AM) SYKIMiES :i Sucaryl (Tablets and I.icjitxtU? ?SA( ( HAH IN M~w ~ PHONE 2-2460 FREE DELIVERS I 613 Kin* Street- Charleston. Sonth C arolina i ? Enjoy V ' Groups Engage Yn^ Church, Fratern al and Social Activities 1 * ' F M. Parker 1 '.etc* hold at breceh s Tea Kouii. 1 n> ? 1 wo now members were wel- I gy \VITH TI1F WOMI'iN owned Mmo. Minnie I'olonel. j , j . , . ami Minari) Meminp,. ! Mro Naoinah Williams Alaio, j , . . Ma rob 111 Kopcrt Llio.sii, o! v. .\C t .411 . i. CTTTTTTTtTT TT~ I ?t I i k?- 11 l^h S'\'iOOi was >01 IMJ ,W.,..n?LUm, D. C. >1^ lnc' ed m the annual t dent iiunt I 1 i wl< .end ui m>i en i"-ii as tne -k,, |>y Mu Ai;.;.a cik.mu/ j0iw. i oi liev. and Mrs. E. I'inl- . Un;,...,a lv, JMu Kraternit v. | Up Ellis. Mrs. Mawe talked" o-, Th<. ,.,U) ch.? tvl as ' u \ !ver nation WEAL. The National : ; ()(, to#t}u. ^ ^ (/00'Klr{.,r. ! louneii of Negro Women have t ()j p.OJ,,t |; I oil leers viaut n over a U Mo 1 ~ - ?? _ | Ig.apnieal region. Theae are now ? tv :? ?! ? . t.11' I?11"i" :1:?m ?>?* l-.i'iipr. Vaur.i or wv.men a:e in '.<< Hwiope aie. h?n: o... i'.u.mu ^ ..... r i 1 Yoilth Com.eii- nm:\ K':i...?bet:i 1" u n d *, | : I IT! e j-Pectmg "f Jama P?U' . Mai 0- ! j ' ; S.C'v Oa.. Tenia ur..1 P. a v. i,i be :. D-v . " n . * }.K.\d Atlanta. V,U. < - O Pa ' m." j [ "* ? 7 rt-H M ' I'" l-'i I 1 .1 ? i i l'i ' a ! : A o-ntl'St or t|H- * I;..!!.- 5:a;v * I' -1 \*1 I C!?; , , ' v ,1! be a Ut; i of the program ot ^ ^ ( the conuns: convention to !. mo Beaufort. in" May Kvory ,,n? . . Cub of tin- State Federation r (|||K(|I M-;us urged to help. Mrs. FJlen C. . * Wat.-on. president ; Mi's Pauline Pastor's Second Anniversary Lawi tome, chairman. Miss Mi- Jn two snort yea is Rev..i';eu I riant Washington, who w a s C. Dawson has done niucn tc? < crowned "Queen of the Charles- j improve conditions at the c al 'ton Federated Clubs in Jan-J vary Baptist, elunch at Ashle> , ' uarv will be the Charleston Ave. and Sumter Street. The of h I t | I contestant. All ten clubs are ficcrs and members in appreei-> | helping the Marinanettcs to at ion . honored the pastor and have Miss Washington win the his wife with many gito, title of "Queen of the South flowers and a purse. Services [Carolina Clubs." each night Mar. 8-14 were con qqo ducted by the organizations and >N|! visiting ministers. Also by |1 SORORITY N'EhS Brotherhood and Deacons, clea- 1 J \ Hho Alpha Chapter ot Alpha- conesses. missionaries, Siindab 5/ Ctiapter of Alpha Chi l'i Omega School and B'l U Dept | # Sorority Reviews Activities Rho Ministers an 1 choirs. % Alpha Chapter of Alpha Cm Pi news ol then con-negations. ..a # Omega Sorority made it.-, debut hcipatnig Rev. J. J. M.>: ./. ? \I m SCv/t. lLiOo wheh Madam Ma- Rev. B. II. iioiu.-, Ke\ J f iriv S Joy tier, supervise) was J nomas, Rev., K. Bulge:.-, ,. ' . j presented at the Hotel James. In B. 1" . Sn.nptc lie *. i v.. " ^ : Maivd '?f 1 u.ij Tiie Omega bvx- Lainpkin, Re\. B. J W i , [?. 4 > p. .-L-li-teO r: ,U1 C\i .till, 1J ; iJ.,: * ? . . ,... UVk ** el . F :ol tin proceeds f o neer.* of Suan.r v 0 . ^ . 6 - - . i. a vol i e*. u i w as Vt4 . . d Ben: e.C ; ...... o ( .^. u .... ... 0 j O t : o . ' t o ** o ..... ; . o , g 1 , p 1 .1 : MAi.'l I'l !;vi|\\| s ' 3 -i ?' , , . . ... , ? ' ' * '* O .v ? * V; " , O ' C :?? ? : Cuiiiii.il- X? ' rr' O < . . : A t ,1 Ka: pa S C:.!;'. a: i. a ?... h< * .: . O . O ! A \ ' ' : ' a i:1"V <> T:i?* AotsUal IV :> <.. .t i !. I.! Sal;.'' a f. "z (llai'in IjnivrrsilA ? . * o okanrkhmm;, sot in ( akoi.i.n \ | 1951 (Double Session) Summer School O ' 6 0 June 7 ? !ulv !L' rii>( .Si.?i?n 4 . .luls 12 ? Aumi^t 10 Second Scsmoii ? l_ g.(Students mux r;irn a ^ o ; 1 ; S P K(iA!. i:\il'"iTasIjiIIZIJ o\ TfcAoTkr ? v \ \ (ourMs ottered I eadm o lor in n-, I 'vonsonnMe K;itc^ \molc KVominj; \lYfiMid;i! khi * 1 ,. Well t rained 1'ncultv lor further infonu.it ion ;t nrt catalog, wiii,. Director of Summer School ^ II (da f lin ( oller.e (Mancdno c:, A ' L RFIilil.AR SESSION STARTS I SEPTEMBER 10 1951 Dr. J. .1. Ke;il>rook A ''rosidcnl : i ~ I T ^eck Of kormi man St., v.'a; a recent visit"1 ^ .. ? Mrs. Mary McNeil, owner of E d 1 jk,1ft M 1'our Flower Shop, will give a series oi talk? on The Geranium | to the Gai\len and Plant Lovers I ^g <y -m Club beginning April 8 at Durtsj m M*d ? ? y f I Hall. Meetings will be held ^ g % jr Jf Jj J Q ^ Jf irom 5:30 to l> 30. She will also give a brief on the Geranium on station WUSN Saturdays at 7:30 j ? ~T~ ?=T .1 ' fTT fFlCl .lance Director at Burke ilighj School \. as tno guest speaker at J tsie Women"; Day ;\-r. ia , at . , , t. TTon Prosb.v" TeTTaTT r huich MTT r /\ | I r Jolin Wu'k: eiaiKison ol D: 4 \ r y irul Mi, J A. M. Kali, uv a ( \ OOF ll hoinber "1 t!ie Talladega Col- I j s; l1'"" rtldi ' vr>\ lleatl mi co iu re : i. rut I> . ? Miss Ma hie J Weathers. Hi N I . . ... ... Ia ? . ... ta. I- .Pot;,, rl.i.iii.vvar-SuuLk, g I aa .|:a:at"l\ wdl . become I , > 1 Wni lb, 'iWo 1 i Vf Vir t , , ?V ^ 1 un.i' Misa f .'Mi! r V.'. ,S, j j, .. .. | , ... -.-tar;, the rc H-tli a.". -iau: !.- , ? :% ^ -v I \ : >11:? I ! ; , I feA- ' 0 the boy ! 1 t "as n mcdn! Wt- ' J | fmiI-. ,-^lfl J t Coming Events *< ? ,w l!"a"1 ul' t >w h? ; ^announced. ,? : -j~ ?"TTiiiiiiii.'0j college i ?>,> !'..;;?, \ h" at present i? piinci- { i-in win present 'vVinteiset at pal < ?1" Awry Hiyh School in] .vir.'ie; Scliool Sut unlaw .W.i\ f < 'hat loton, has been obtained for * " 1 at ;; :.4U J' M. Uu: Ou .stra.i -he |iu.?:! luu b\ the tw.1 dioces of I * W.':.ll?- Ml.-?l<>n ! ?? :;..iUw ?i ''' !;'""'""'" ' "hul.-h in S.'.mhi Cot. .r.-?..u?:u.: ' ""* ? " *?' ?-< < --' < <-;? '> !!' . .. , H; i 11: b 111 ( :.. wln< has r'siirned ' A:. '- !. jit..,. a rr.a . i:,-iii. He w . i I-I.A . .-,..1. pastor. "'! ' : .'"lat Km K, N. (' , I'.tts j tr V .n.: bib .., .if . ..... ' * * ' " . .'-.* ......! . r7;. ; 1 i ' ". \ :,- .. , I '. w t V. . . ? . f. # .; !! I' :::K o | OW nn< 1 Invites : V ' : I T<) 1 ' , 1 K Made?To?Measure I Popularlv?pi | ' SI ? Your Order NOW will \ssui | in the Faster Parade. . ... v. ... | ^ ___ IN'. :\V <>X T M' >1 l"i t f I '( J C i?:i?1:m<- mniinfact nruros. f Mr in Atnl I .ooK Our Lint W ill He Pleased Iiy Our Pi Fabrics. OWE ?l l.'tl Washington Street ' ~~ . 11... -i - ..mm-"* - " HE LIGHTHOUSE AND INFORMER, COLUMBIA, S. 0 PAGE THREk Sal urjg^ ,April 17, 1954. minify Affairs ; 1 ' !))('r11 mi \ School, he was at the ime (lire 'fdr of tonfiKot- ti-.ii.i_ PPC. William H. Grant .of Char ;v "\ ig at AI It n I Diversity, Columbia, leston, S. C., now stationed at Fort ,^| I>ui irijLr World War II, Potts was ' ''.' *. ig? recruiting Specialist, U. S. Naval Campbell, Ky., will participate in . " \ ; leserv^, with the- rank of chief Flash Burn at Fort etty officer, lie was in charge of * , ?fm?rhr?\av\ Bfnvg.?> . doting April and i??^ hroughout the state of South ,, , , ; V.v.1 ;J May. A mend er of the 185th Sign- ?'* ; *.;# ' ' fl are.1.1 iia. . .-..J' ... , - al Battalion's Company B, the 23- , ,.:j| s :ce hi- discharge in ho \ VIM t. been principal of Avery In- year-old soldier will receive train- JjjIS tifte. ;t secondary school in the ' , ' ^ l arleston puHic school sv>tpm. '11^?in thy tactical U00 pf atomic i : p . - ".|c Potts is a past president of the jw< al>,jns- Private First Class Grant, j aunotto 1 eachers. Association arid j S(<n Gf yi,.s Julia Grant, 67 .one- ' t'oVmer vice presi<lent of the I ;'y ; >. Jjj UiuT.icbn Teachers Association. | half Cannon St., entered the Army 'in November 1962 and was station- THe is. the author of several i rticles of educational interest i cd at Fort Bliss, Tex., before his ^ ublished in such magazines as the . y;i? Nation's School," the "School Rx- Vooent-asotgnmont. . . . h f; . y.^JJ utive" and the "National E.lemen- .' ary School Principal." ..." . . . While in Charleston he has been iMorgan State he first Negro ever elected to erve on the Board Of Directors of UvIUUI _ he Community Chest of Charles- rtlimii;c4rv Au tirH on and the Board of Directors of I V/IldllloW Jf he Charleston Countv Chapter of' 'yYSb he American Red Cross. 1U, i J'^TIMORE, MD.-Miss Clara . hail;man Of the Charleston C^inly II; Adanis- a Morgan State CoRcg* * livisional Committee of the Boy ! st*n'or? has won an Honorable Menwouts. j ^on Awt^rd in chemistry from the I National Science Foundation, it | Potts ifc married to the former: was announced this week. C . .'.j duriel I.ogan of Petersburg, \ a. Baltimorean, Miss Adams won hey have four children; Leila j the award while competing for a ige 9; .John Jr., 8; Paula. 5; anil j predoctoral fellowship in science aniille, 3. . j for'1954-66. ' ) ^ ,. ? i - v'iWR . >" , I Successful Yellows were selected : Y V I T \ DlgFK \T B \M \ ST \TK ' 'rom iho 2,805 aPP}icants from ail ': i j parts of the continental United ^ ^ .V'l?r' I' n i > i i - i' Y il-v. States, A luskav Hawaii- -and Due iter ??** ?T.? -!:uni led ..u; a -1-u. vict-ov.v ; Rico.- Graduate fellowships wefe "A'if&ttl ' f Bifr.ia" State' L'oili'giuiia.. awarded fc'5Y of the, applicants, ' ! . jtf,jn.e-r> Al;.iba?.a?? their with the hirh'ost 'number, 156, pen'mr game Monday night awarded in chemistry. 1 The Mor;-?rtn-rtt?tcnt~"Jvas ?>ne of the 1.355 applicants awarded " * '*' 1 i in* rv \\ \ n. io < i M j ^ . ? . , ' <*."?? pptiuvo e\;:n,.r;:t;..-r.. ?. omnnnuiations and fc'fl - . ' M'tvi- ( * out stand- i ' J y:'<" 'h?> ro<|?.-ctive " " | \ .. " = f Vl ' -'tJonal Honor . v^;.. _ Ka;:j>a Chi, . . . 1, . 1,1 1..1 it* llondr ^<tcietv. Mju'o-, \ . *i j ' :t Kpau!<linjr is head I I'Al I. I v?" ?4?L I ' 1 ivr ' i k a I, t " di: ana rAUL i ' ' Merchant Tailors Since 1916 , Phone 4?6968 _ 1 ^