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Paper Alt
- CHARLESTON ? Gamma
Omega Chapter of Alpha Kap
. Alpha Sorority presented t
fifth annual Fashionetta featt
ing Janice King, a model ' w
ha* promoted style shows at e
clusive girls' schools and co
eges in New York, Pennsylv
nra, Massachusetts, and Con
? ectiout-. ?
The chapter also crowned
f winners in the -Fashionpt
Contort. Angeloa, four year o
daughter of Mr ar.ei Mrs Mhr
Galloway, "Utile Miss Fashjo
otta"; Fradrpna, daughter of N
anvi Mrs. Tolbert, "Miss Faslm
otta": and Mrs. Flossie Wils*
"Widow of the late Rev. N.
i Wrlson, "Mrs. Fashionetta."
The chapter is doing irate:;.
'improve the personality, heal
and charm of our youh-g poop
The other contestants: Ivy Jae
son. Isabel Houston, Beatn
Houston, Geneva Prckerit
" Barbara Peterson, and Mi<>. Ja
ice Pinckney ; receive! beaut itgrfts
in appreciation' of their c
operation,
i?A-etttsf-arrding featurc o? "tl
k j 1964 Fashionetta was its then
; "Rhapsodic in Fragrano ' whi
*. w.'k 4 innhr?ci;nrl i ? Vwa
J V , . IJ/I iu.'it,vvt Ml VllK' VAV I 1
ful scent of the programs ai
the favors of perfume given.
! thc over one ,thousand patro
i who attended.
Prominent men as mode
1 were featured in styles for f{i
' hers and sons. Ford C. Brow
and Fred. Jr.; Folder Hutchi
son and Robert; Dr. John Met
John. Jr.. and Carl; D Ja<
Moses and Dyctis, Jr. .?
0
t* Other v/ho featured mer
g] wear in snorts, street and eve
N rng^ wear were: Arthur J. CI
jment, Jr. J. Michael Grav<
k Robert Graves. Alfred Fielr
' Alphonso Hamilton. Art In
i Howard. Alphonso Jenkins. Ft
' mett Lnmpkin. Joseph Moor
| John Potts. Oscar Seoit. Eugei
k Smith. James Shrears. Jacc
r Snype, Allan Tibl>s and Cli:
1 ton Young.
Tots, teens, .you-ng-adults, ma
i rons models styles for many o
' easions. Between each sroi
| Janice King modeled gown
i hats. furs, sports wear The ga
> rnontS werc breath taking ar
| the applause, resounding.
I Talented dances were perfo
; | nied by local tott and teen ager
Most entrancing were the scen<
of American, China. Englarv
j Africa France ai d Alaska.
. ( i:i m im:i \* j Cluinli
'committees: Finance: Mrs. Sep!
inia Clark. chairman; Mr
1 Hattie Green. Vivjan Hutchin
I son. Geneva Singleton. Evclv
' Young.
Programs; Chairman Mr
Emily DeCosta. Mrs. Dorrs Hazt
. Septima Clark Emily Mathi
[ Mary Carr.
[ ^Prizes and Awards: Mr
| : Christcne Brodpon, ehairmai
i j Miss Marv Settle, Mrs Yei
I
Macanrc, Misses Kathlecn Sti
vctis, Gertrude Turner, Mai
garet Broadnax.I ~
Cnroruttifiti c'i,m ...
v i I* .?!!>. *Wil
garet Poinsett. fhaiinian; -All* :
Brewer, ' Miss Gladys Jainc
| Mi-ss Sadi,, Lon^, Miss Theros
' Jones.
Seriptr Mis K. It Burrongiv
chairman; Mrs. Sarah Oglesln
; Kan n re E. Hicklin, Pauline Ifoli
way, Margurite Howie.
Decorations: Mavv M Ten*
i chairman ; Mrs Cynthia Snnjl
Rosetta Brown. Jessica llrow:
! Miss Luvilo Wrlliams.
Music, dancing, lrghting; Mi;
Julia Browh. chairman, Mrs*
Isabel 1 Coaxum. Rhoda Brow i
Mrs. Ethelyn Grace, Lucille !v
?
Publicity: Mrs. SadiP I .on
"chairman; Mr.--. A T C'orne.e
i ard Mrs Septima Clark
I Properties: Misses Dat
j tcls. Victoria Smalls. II i <i
^ wart Vridrll Clroen. Ksta Man
lyault. and Mrs A. M\ f'omwfl
, chairman.
" MTv^7" M'arv Davson was on t*
sterriny coinniittcc a lop
| others.
Plymouth relation a I j
Church "Observes ft7Th
I Anniversary
1 _A special scrvKv coiiunciuoii
iny the 87th anniversary of V
found my was Tie Id at the T'l>
m.outh Congregational Churc
An-:) I) Music for the o<,casio
' was furtnishod Jt>v the Junic
i
I
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THE LIGHTHOUSE AND
ersaries I
10
In New
Xi choir. Mrs. F. E Hicklm is
pa' man of church inembi
he an^i the Reverend J T
ir_ wright ih pastor,
ho Recently the church sc
x- group to Atlanta to attei
11- Ckxhferenoe of Congregt
a-? churches. Members of the
n. were Mrs. Daisy Front, IV
.as 'lard. Arthur (Mai borne, S
ta the pastor
>ld 1 lie chureh lias >aiii
vl that its "Qxji Christian
n Mismoii Committee" will
Jr. sent tlit* Talla'.ie.ea College
>n ers m "Wintersef" May ]
>n. presentation will u^- n
I> Henry P. Archer School
i torrum.
Second?Vnnii ei>,,n v H.ipti
in , r,uucaii(?n i cnipr l ounoai
It.-. Tli*"* second anniversary
k-! Baptist Cente;- Fouivlat ioi
i'O l>o held May 1 wrt.h the St
ig ' (how Baptist eh an b?w44
a- i address by Dr. II ! * .11.i;*:
ill Morris College1 JohnB IIa\
o- secretary of the organizat
Th(, Baptist Training
lis "A'prR 0 at the C
1Ci Street Baptist church. r
t.'n serving th0 clinic inrlurb-.
1t- Rov. J D Rueker. Tram in
nd i i?n I Br v. B D Lewis,
ju j Missi-Op Worker. Baptist B
ns;hood; I'. G Green, W<
I Missionary Union; Mrs I
^ I Lewis. vacation Bible s
I Mrs. Vivian Moultrie.
' i Worker; Mrs. A. II Clarl
rarv supplies, and Joseph V
i director >>
1
. Social Club Organized
Five local won11 ii If
rzed the "FOMJ for Chat
1's Pleasure" social club O
n elected are Mrs. Alice B
j president; Airs. Wilhe
s* I Washington, secretary; Mr
Is '
toria Matthews, business
l' ger; and Mrs Cordelia *
11 treasurer.
School Newspapers
I
^ I i :ic La..-.<4 S.j.-ct.ii.put
{the Lamp hiph school, h
I faculty advisors Mrs. M. K
j I ip.au.Terrell, Mrs. Thelma
1 alid Miss T M Daniels, -E
c-1
in-chief s Isaiah Barnuell
1C
' nice Clifford. assistant e
is, '
Jesse KlJis and Robert Srn;
( ^ sport editors; Margaret T
1 JWJV,- c-xchange; John "
" I quest ron box; Sall\ Horry
,. '.eolation; Mnr\ Vance, criti<
^ Charles Washington, "soeral
'i.itorIn
a r< cent edilu/.i. t..?
, tator reported that Bett\ Si
i I ;
, ) ton. DcTorcs 1 "arker. ~~TTi
s j Horry and Joseph Wai rnp
J anion", seventeen I.an ->
J" i -who attended the (Villej.
j program during Career
! activities at Burk,. high scl
s.
^; Reported also was that
Rouse, of Mt Pleasant ;
s,
I member of the Lainp facul
1 i is inas a topic 'The (ha
Charleston and Beaufort <
ties" as a thesis tor his \
of Science degree
i Scout Activities
| An impressive C'andl,, L
r I ing scrvic(. was held b\
l ,' Scouts of Central Baptist e
s | at the church. April 1 1
.. t group's charter was pros
by Thaddeus Kr.iser and .1
! W, R raw lev. Several pi
'fions and p'iris wer,? award
() A report was made by
Executive Mrddletoj! who
i ' of thfk 300 acre camp <" .
? 1 '
, jMurrav, and of in, proxies
ing made i>\* tlie hoys whi
joy its facilities.
! Music for tip. occasion
... t rendered h\ th,. Brrgcs Bri
; a od S I.( < Mn n a\ M t
; C m > e I). ? Mothr u!
U?i-l iiuj J ! 1 ?
,, Annual Tea
ii The Annual Ten of th, "v
St r< ? t Rapt 1st rhu11 h a
-j. at t':c Cannon Street Y*
Tl!r. tnoel j?ij? ;uhli i -ei
Arthur .1 Clement. T
I j spoke on "Tla- ImpoMnn
_ biLUl'ii-'-liu-' -t???*vi 11 niri 11 fe " I
Williams. Mrs. Corrno . M<
^ snn. Mk- : i
R< V. It I) I.Ul ,, ; ,
fbr proj,Tani.
MI v I .f I (i V ?*"
charge nt tb(, program
Cancer Committee Vi?o
4t; . - County Kt-hfvK "
Is Mrs. -HoberC- Fioldfc
- chairman for t>\(, Cancer
h Drive, MYs Hi/by Jacobs
n cott. Rev lyoo Garner and
>r scrihp visited tht> schools o
I
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) INFORM KK, COLUMBIA, S. G
lighlight (
ol EQSE32
,T vS Percent saved nov
ehair rshrps
kn' uterine cancer br?ast
Mil a I
ici the
ltionui 20% 35%
gloU1'
irs s. * : j^H
r. and . 1 .111.aaa j
";;;:! ] smeariest breast p
I EnnnHvnfn!1
family life SrJ
america
Um ' NEW ORLEANS -"Thi> naliu
? iiRioiiics Us mural strength b
!1 u' ' t:v( stability of its family life,
' a* 1'resident Du ly'hl D. Kisen
!lM iio'A < wrote to Dr.. Edv.ard A
" Huth. the lieaJ of the So? ioIou
ru s is i)(.partruent at the Umveisit\ o
Dayton. The President. i*ontinu
Lluli\ "Dwohon tn the saci'ed tiiis
,,nn?nlof the home is and so Ion it as tb
c sons-natiori endures will continue t
' be;-our most effective force i
~~ ' ! asMirin;: to America your.y pec
^ ''% | pie who are rich in the virtu
tothei , ^ fyjth. in God. faith" in them
urn n s i ( |\( ^ faith in their fello\Vmai
^ Di
air I in their country."
Eisenhower acknowledged tha
Youth i
vriqm charleston Ml
wtves eiect oe
>) ^an 4 CHARLESTON- The Internem.
an-1 mutational Minbtei.-- Wive- al
fficers J liuncr, meetum at the residence . <
ounv.; Mrs. J. Warinjs, on April f>. ?-U* tc<
lmcnu'ns officers fur the cn?oiin yea.
s \'1(. Mr.-. I-' S. Mingo. president: Mrs
mann- I' Lewis, vice-president; Mr*
sillier " ^ Manning, secretary; Mrs, C
S. I.edbet tcr, assistant, sci'i elm..
Mrs. I . I.ark, treasurer, Mrs. T
Addison, chaplain; Mrs. St. Juliar
ici of . .. i |
A. Fimpkins, ptannst: .Mi v. !
' "s ,s ('lark, parliamentarian, and Mi -. aIjII
I.toyd, treasurer of special fund.
^ Tlie installation -er\ ice-,
ditor- held at (ho home of Mis. J. i". Kn
. L'u- right, .'t'J Hull-street, Tuesday even
flrtor; ing, April 20, at 7 I'M, with the
'let'on follow ing participants: Mrs. M. V
'inek- Manning reading; Mrs. Giles C
Will to H'-oo t v.. I . .. .|
, ,, . of officer- hv J he Kev. .T. ! '
r .Jf,^ right. Instrumental music will ! <
edi rendered by Mrs. C. S. Ledhettcr
liefreshinents will be prepared by
:ho rci-roiiti?>n committee of which
Mi -. K1 <s>io Wilson h t uairiiiar-.
^ : 1 i 1 : 1 \ . ' ' . i . . i
lOmas ""
Allen University
w . k ( lasses To Hold
.! Reunion
\\_in
. I ho o \ o o:; 11 v o o'-miuntee of tlo
On) a
.v. genera! alumni association of Alien
^ . university mot in the Flipper libra
r\ oo Ma roll 'o to make p! alitor
i ho m< vt fiscal i oil! . and tor
la-t? v
altimiu aitisitn - Muim i niinituo
.. . . ! o \ , , or
vain i < n 111111 11 ??f thi' elapses of
.lrtht 1 i 1 were made.
the Chosen to verve as ;i eontaet liinh hureh
nun Vn _ i o-rhaiiman to nionioti
'l"!u. interest amontf their respeetive
K , i(; la->sni?ttes aii-:
. I "i K'".n. Maeeo < hn-tn. Cra'??111,<
'1 '' h 1 h m !i " 1, Cat tnev ; anil
(j Ma<i" Aiul'i'voi:, Fountain Inn;
It1"'. Mi- >' 1'. >\v i nton.'-ait? l.aiC
! n id
"ei -tieei. Columbia: r.'h'J. Mi > \
t. I ) liiun.i, 17 J - Oak, Columbia,
em! f ar! \V artei, WestCde hi>rn
i' .1,', \e leivon; 1 . %11 Thol'
' '* i!' I rani-. \|. ml nelio !*< ; ? I,
Mi*- I aura I; !. 1 nv \V, mi] i'( i\\
?t. both <>f Columbia; 19.14, William
>thors Mint |- i,,\v (i-a at :
Man;i u M. t. 11 .< < :. \ J i? n .in
!? - ' > i; v \vj !m,fh ?'!
?- ?-*, i Ll A 1
> .Jt .I'M V ih.r.'tM. .Mil
. 1 I a . ' ' 1 . ' '
\ "'A' . Mi
Mi- \ iv- ' t. .Ma'
i I.v !!1! n" 1
. ? mm,.:- S: t ?.-? :, < ha rl--t<>n
r A 1 f I" . 1 nrru I MO", IToi.H
^ ^ l.mm.a .1 Ma<l(lo,v hitfh school. Wan
,^>or- A11 a I - ; 1 M :S, .Mis. Fa-nim P
1 ( at au ha s1too
'* ' "li.t! l,,a. atu! ^ 1 \s^ I.-ui-c Huron
. i i my ton >inrt, New ficny :
i.i-. hijrh mImmiI, Hishopvillc, John
\\ 11 i?11? i . \ n?-n i; ii i vci - it \ , Cn?-'t
;"><( " VCIellain i)To or
ni'iJv April 7.
Fun-.l The 'O'omittoo received a
Tro< r* ady response in lh(. form of
your contributions from principals of
f Mt !><'1h larpc ar.d small schools
s
V - ^ N " >
(
Militant, Progresftii
Charlestons
wwTWff'rafswiip
v m Percent that could be saved by more fr
jagr" RECTAL CANCER
El
W^ION CHEST X-RAY
[RKNtiTH OF I
, o
ii. tjA.th t:i?> f utile r ?tii(i n otner plny
y .t net.er.-ary purl jn ti.c develop-'
meitl oi lite normal iuuuly Die.
L" -ilut?nr nddcvr, "Ttrr muiheiT
L> position in shaping ti.c child's 'M'
N .future is conunandijig, oecuHse J"
1 the lessons lea fried f at her knee c'
'are never et faced i:;om . the. ..!
; mind.'* (1.
0 i
0 The President declared that-""
n the destiny of America is "as tU(
. great as Its young people are
c great in character. In that light at
. we need constant and profound pe
n appreciation of the mother as a. ~
builder of a brighter and better
t. future."
NTSTERS
FJCEFS ??
devotional period led -by Mrs. T. j
Addison, chaplain* was followed by
f . :i Pop' ff'bhi Mrs. F. E. Lloyd,
1 . ( haii man ??f the social service com- t
v'ttec. that gifts ha<l lx?en sent to";
infants of four couples connected
u'th the alliance.
yt e;p?eiits were da'uirhtfers of
. M e IN v. i.rul .Mr s. B. .1. Glover, the
. Rev. and Mrs. B. J. Whipper, the
l Rev. and Mrs. R. Harper; and a
' ? 1 i'ift to ill" son of the Rev.
and Mrs. Thomas Addison.
A delicious supper following the
mee ting was enjoyed hv Mesdanios .
I A tiilison, li. l\. rivocnon, Villus
- <*. Pruwn, A. H. ("lark, E. P. Ellis.
< M. V. Frazier, I J. Godfrey, E. C.
. .Tonkins, IT. 1 >. I v.-?--, S. Moyd, H.
V. Manning. TV S. Mtnpn, M. A.
Sanders, J. Waring, .1. Middloton
.1. < . .'aim.'s, ; nd Flossie Wilson,
alliance nii'inl'i i -: ;.?i: ! Mrs. TV M.
1 'arker a truest.
TB? \ilisi i "t-.is. ,.related Mrs.
\\ iS' c for h.a-viriL' wo? the title of
Mrs. Fa.-liioi.nettji 5?i a recent contest.
-
T. S. Government
Aids Small . ; !
Business | ,
NEW YORK.(GLOBALT?Net : f
" eh . ;?11\ ka' aBout; j
a n?-w ly-created department of thej
federal government knowo as the I
Small Business Administration,!
But the s?.ven-month old apeney j
which was set up to "ai i. counsel.;
i . . 1 ^
a--ist. am] i-i'i.teet tne nations!
-i: all Business concerns," is poinp '
aBojit its .ioB and makinp its pre- j ^
Sf... < '.it w n, it e..uutI
1 "'< en,;. -r,.? :.. i; that small I
Business pets a fair ehanre at!
< 1 c!\ f-i rnnent orders, provides nro- i
.... . i
u * i i' n it mi 111?i riiiu \ nun i ass is- i
tame. ni. i makes ]i ;?n> and rives!
t'.nancut! adv h e t<? -mail hn-i-j
> ' '> '. )) \ 11 y ti-1, I!*" ", to the'
' ?;<? ??} .Fanaai v. 1 I. i'Ts < ' ^ g
, tracts amounting to over Sid ml!-! X*
'"'if procured for small
1 . tic-- i orceins, and it is expect-'
d !1 :.n <_ ' en ve;.:* > .! .iri
! ? <>r;f.act- \\ ii! tp? t.- l ttl< firmI
in tin near future. I.oans are made ^
a\ a ilaide to all classes of small
hu-im.-s, Fynienl of the firms re1"
" " ueh - ''.ice a I )?ox
> "c I : r i.; i j if i.! .(Hi, a
' ial ' uiita-H?tt-r-TTtrtr T~emplo- '
ye< XJa.OOil; an iiikIiu taker with!
- ? " l !? : . . -. ai | a photo- j
v.:!1- :: employee-,!
IU
oi'ur 'a, a; t: i . Mcnimtt, 111
I V;.< ht i t e. st ree. Hate-p :? n .
I'ei-ti - ;?lanr,iH'.r t<> attend re-]
Miviins ate nrired to contact class
i airman immediately. Kach errad- I
men the names and addresses "f
1 art\ know 11 mem'" is of ;hese classes
since main w ill ttond .hoe ,
"T ieuiiTnns it they at e given sufficient
notice.
I The committee expressed the '
hope that the reunion effort would
hring together many old friends to
renew friendships and exchange experiences
flt commencement, time Dr
I
re, Dynamic
Weekly ^ 4
. ' 1
liSLiSlklj^^^^K 1 the
\. lege a
equent examinations. -? . Foil
SKIN CANCER r" tTrasa,
85%EE| strum
RHHH^H Clinics
?H0N INSPECTION OF SKIN (S'nuu
. aiulr
. Heaul
land Planned ^
5 Piece All-State " ma
'inn.;
Pitts;
hi sJioit i i'p:outition .or seats . , ,
l lontu
--a-_.ri5-pirrr all ..-.tate hand will- 4tO?-h+
225 high school musicians re- Miss 1
est tiling 12 high schools and re- c.1!
stored for a day-long., clinic at Oranjj
11 - -colleges- in* Allen*
am e! anr n May 5, it has been Cawh<
: muv-ed *!?< Midland I ?4&?iels, pre<KKT
lent of the S. C. College . and ^ ^
crVi Rf?hr?r>) Unnilnmstor'u Anoru<i.
? I
ion. A in which the 55 I The
rsons selected during the hand 'Juxh
mmr^i
Sweet and Pungent Shrimp has an orients
cans. Make it in your own kitchen ? ser
SHRIMP RECIPES - 8UM(
A recipe with a glamorous name ! Add j
and easy-to-follow directions? peppe
that's for us. If the recipe has oniont
a foreign or regional flavor, so 2 or
much the better. It makes an the he
intriguing conversation piece. let sta
The Shrimp Association of the > before
Americas has developed two such ! stirrin,
recipes. This Sweet and Pungent h?t
Shrirhn- is a simplified vf-mon 1?Shr;
of the oriental favorite served )
in Chinese restaurants. Shrimp ! r
r> i t> rrozea
on Parsley Rice is an easy-to- ?...
make variation of Jambalaya, '
famous in Creole cookery.
Sweet and Pungent Shrimp
Clean 1 pound of fresh or in }A
frozen shrimp and cook it by ine. Ac
x>ihng in salted water 3 to 5 1 tsp.
ninutes., Mix together in sauce- pepper
>an \\ aip brown sugar, 2 tbsp. ture it
rornstarch, Vl tsp. salt, cup cooked
,-incgar, 1 tbsp. soy sauce, and a cird<
uice drained from 1 No. 2 ran a loo/ 1
>incapple chunks. Cook until the ccx
lightly thick, stirring constantly. 8 servi
Glaflin Uni
ORANGEBUKG, SOU
154 (Double Session) !
June 7 July 12
July 12 ? August 16
tudents may earn a maximum of
- SPECIAL EMP
ON TEACHER TI
Courses Offered Leading to
'ftsornrhte Rates Ample
<
Well Trained Fa
For further information anf
Director of Summer
if Hn CnttPgP "
? ? ?
REGULAR SESSTO
SEPTEMBER 1
. J. J. Seabrook
. ? ' *
r V v7
? xjM
m
\ ' ; tV. .., .: ?
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will participate, will be held
ime evening in the State CoJluditorium,
officials eafd.
ir outstanding specialists in
woodwind and percussion inents
will conduct the morning
i preceding competitive editions
for the 66 medals which
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Daniels, Burke high
I, Charleston; vice-president,
j B. Hunt, Jr., Wilkinson higk
I, Orangeburg; secretary,
r C. Gardin Granard high
1, Gaffney; and treasurer, E.
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jehurg.
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'ort, Samuel Grant; Lincoln,
c-r, Robert Sanders; Brockingimmonsviile,
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Walterboro, John
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C. A. Johnson, Columbia,
.'1 Matthews; Sims, Union
Rebecca Keitt.
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