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Bake to your orders.
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I Fielding's Home For Funerals
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H 122 Logan Street Charleston, S. C
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ATLANTIC COAST LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY
"The Golden Rule Company"
HOME OFFICE: ? 149 WENTWORTH STREET
Charleston, South Carolina
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m HARTS ViLLE BEAUFORT
ORANGEKtTRG CHARLESTON
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I SPARTA V;M KG FLORENCE
I* SUMTER GREENVILLr:
Our twenty-ninth yea** of sere vice
to the people of South Carolina
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I 613 Kin* Street- Charleston. Sonth C arolina
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' Groups Engage Yn^
Church, Fratern al
and Social Activities
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F M. Parker 1 '.etc* hold at breceh s Tea Kouii.
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gy \VITH TI1F WOMI'iN owned Mmo. Minnie I'olonel. j
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! Mro Naoinah Williams Alaio,
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,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
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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 '
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}.K.\d Atlanta. V,U. < - O Pa ' m." j [
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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
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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..
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Director of Summer School ^
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L RFIilil.AR SESSION STARTS
I SEPTEMBER 10 1951
Dr. J. .1. Ke;il>rook A
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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~
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.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;
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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
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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. '
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, 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
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' -'tJonal Honor
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