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f>KQE EIGHT "South Carolina's Ia
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lL WlllHPll ft^ 7 Friday evening:, at Mather high' I
. school, to be followed by a garden j j
IJ* J| x* | party beside the Atlantic Ocean,:
a vUvroilOn according to Mrs. Ellen C. Watson,' l;
- - . ' | Federation president.
||^ i Spotlighting the garden party will a
a i i be the contestants for "Miss State . (
HvtHII.Ull | Federation," to be crowned at the 1
__ . I Saturday session. ! s
BEAUFORT?The annual ses,
. .. Another interesting feature of! ?
L--. sion of the State Federation of
. state meeting will be a sight- |
Women's Clubs will be held in ? k ,, . . , . . seeing
tour at nine o'clock on i
Beaufort, May 7 and 8, with the | Saturday morning. 1
r Green Thumb ClOb as entertaining | N^rnes of all delegates should be j
body. The session will open with a Si>nt immediately -to Mrs. M. P. I 1
public meeting at eight o'clock, ' Kennedy, 80<> Charles Street, (
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Seaufort; Mrs Watsorr said. The j
!)f>4 registration fee is one dollar
>er person. /w
Accomodations will 1k> provide! SOCIAL AND PERSONAL '
11 delegates as compliments of the Mis* Catherine K. Morris, la- h
boratory technician at the Good h
ireen Thumb Garden Club. Nanus SuInarKan Waverly hospital, is on j
hould be sent in advance will as u three-months leave of absence to
ure accommodations. ,,UrHUC c,,l,r8V8 in X"ray teihnolo^y ?
at the Northwest institute of
Beaufort is waiting to welcome medical technology in Minneapolis, '
ach of us to what it is believed M,nnesolu...
. Miss Morris, daughter of T. J. I
ill be the most interesting Fedora- M M . .. . i
Moms, well-known Columbian and
ion meet 6f the year; Mrs Watson faithful member of Sidney 1'aiK. 11
.uiiuiuuea. L 'Vi1- church, will sf>end a few days 11
, before her return with Dr.- ami i1
^''s. W. I,. I.iddell, formerly con-Is
?? ? nee ted with the above church here.
B A B Y C HICK She is expected to return to t
White Cornish X N.H.Reds Alumina around the first of July. J
Straight Huh. Starred amonc 'i HE >ot.NcsTbKs
thicks. 67 Hare and Stan- M}ss Shirley Johnson, daughter
lard Breeds Available. Dan- ot !> '. and Mrs. A. 13. Johnson,. 2218 s
sh Brown Leghorne. Prices I'lnehui^t hoard, was home for the I
Start at $6.95-100. Spnn* Mis? Johnson is a r
student at Mt. Aloysius College, J
LIGHTNER'S CHICKS
Crcsson, Pa. Lj
2420 Hartison Rd. Miss Cecily Baxley, daughter of ^
COLUMBIA, S. C. ] Mr. and .Mrs. M. H. Baxley 1.111"'
PHONES 2-0438 and 6-1405 Strei.t> spt>Mt tht> Kastor ^
"* w<>t'k-en?l home. Miss Baxley is a <j
?-? ?? - tireenslmro, N. ,C.
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r?? ? - " llempill Pride, son ol" Dr. and
YOU'RE MWAYS WELCOME Mrs. ,, ,.rj<u.; ,n.hio >
NEWNYORK " "V'PlVuP!"- ArchU'1>0UBlas 1
ail(> Kalph \V lll.anis, son of Mr. ^
?nd Mrs. Herman Willinmo ~n
Missouri, was the hoyse^uest of ^
Miss .Tamacina Johnson. Both are I
HoXei I KNOW sou r*
fsm\j2\cl by geork
W) i . CHIEF OF PUBIK
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Resident Manager?Atiura You o? Ut- jpumi... ?m? - -.- moll
Satisfaction? Evary Courtesy * i
WO Outilda? Roomi Modern? Fireproof ... . . . t
Coffee Shoppe? Dining Room Pp-P *> . . m A'JL
Cocktail Loungo?Skyline Ballroom - 'i.f,'. ' "' . .?p ' '**'
CONVENTION FACILITIES L Jb^JT A
GROUF RATES r'pP' *
Wm H Brown, Manager I A ? nB ^1*1 SjFilfsV
Seventh Avenue at 125th Stree' ; |fv; a j
New York 27, N. Y. UN S HOO | ^ || ^ ^
ements
E. L. Hodg0 Tb? Hwgv*not Oxxch, OorUrton, buiM is 1843
Meeting & State Streets * u"4*^1
c. Th?HMu?tt?tdh ,Hrr
The Huguenot Church in Charleston
was founded in 1686 by Huguenot
' ? ? ? ? ? refugees and is said to be the only
. , . J church in America using Calvinistic
Ask your grocar fpt HnguenotLiturgy.lt was one of thi
four churches founded by these
^SrHW A French Protestant refugees, who
OVy.ll f f xaJV X Ma j sought civil and religious liberty
-ra m in Carolina.
Jl Ollltl*Y For^50 years services were con^
* \\ ducted in the French language but
[)ur processing metiiods assure now English is always used. The
you of poultry that cooks bet- I change of language and other causes
t.. " i has greatly decreased its congregate
tastes better. We invite ! tion, most of its members having
your inspection of our plant. 1 >\ >oined the Episcopal church.
?. w =r~- ' '^T This Church Society is nearly ae
SPnWHFl7 PmilfrV old as Charleston. The city was
UvllfTdl \>Mj J. t#U1 LI J established on OyBter Point in 1680
Company ^ ::| * 7? : ''"-"'"v1' -y
432 Millwood Phone 8031 _ . . _ _, ... ...
Tha Sootb Caroflnlona library at tb# University
coftego library to b? Wi a separate building in
h^rcntttn* Bj Aa IqM south carouni
Hoiman's Barber j university of south <
- ?X4of? than a eontuiy an?, Soutil I
OUOp . j Carolina College could boast of the I
j first library building to be erected
2128 Gervais- Street i by an institution of higher learning
in the United Statea. That first
library, perfectly preserved, stands
ncrADv r\fv,t t~\\ p a ATi?no I today at the north en<i of the horse?
ICTORY DRY CLEANERS shoe entrance to the campus of the
University of South Carolina in
leaning and Pressing Specialty Columbia.
About 1639, when a chemical e*r
PHONE 1868-Ij ~ pi art Mi Mt on a fire endangering I
one of the South" Carolina College <
801 S. Ilarvin Street buildings, an unusually fine collec
C__4__ c ,, tioo of books was also endangered /
S. in ^ room aboy# the laboratoryC i
Tki. ?
? ? i iiw cviiacwuu mciuufd KUCn >
treasure as the original edition of
"Birds oi America" by John J.
jUHHHIHHHAudubon. This book had been
(40 .. _ I earthed when a scholarly group oi ]
^ay It With Flower*" I legislator* had authorized faculty \
ALLISON'S '
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11M Gervaia St. Phone IINI as South Carolina College Library)
Columbia, South Carolina I ?raa completed. A year later, Har- I
rard University built its library,
! and two rs later, Yale erected a
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ORMER, COLUMBIA, S. C. ? MiliUM, Progrrcss
^s? P - I>?cal Soldier
Social . ,
Decorated !
lewhmen at Dennett College. Char-I
i ? ,u KMi.Uv, FORT JACKSON
js Johnson also spent the holidays I
ome from Mather Academy. Both) Fort Jackson. S C. ? The j
ohnsons are the children of Mr. Commendation Ribbon with
,i Mrs. James Johnson Johnson Metal Pendant has been award,.|
, . i ed to Master Sergeant Harry I !
.iivi grandchildren of Mr. and Mis. ^
Tompkins of 3624 Judv St , Co- :
s- l'ceW lumbia.
Miss Beatrice Lacy, Shreveport,
... . e ... o Sergeant Tompkins received
/a., was the houseguest ot Miss
"I ore nee Simkins. Both are seniors i ^'s av^ ai"d for meritorious sertt
Palmer Memorial Institute, Se- v'to at the ttth Infantry Division
lalia, N. C. Miss Simkins is tho WeaP?n Po?' <^ring the period
laughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Wil-! from Mav 1951 to March 1954
Simkins. Formerly of Whitmire. S C.
... , i Sergeant Tompkins is chief
Juan Duante, Havana, Cuba wasJ , . . ., T * .
1 clerk at the 8th Infantry Divihe
housoguest of Hempill ' Hem- sion W(Mpon pQol
lit " Pride. Mr. Duante is a fresh- nan
at Johnson C. Smith. .
Degans In Graduate Study
Hubert and Miss Norma Brown, .
r ' Good Friday visitors at Tailon
and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. inc]ud,;d Uvo 1953 Krad.
turn pert Brown, 2201 Loruk Ave- uaics Wjhna ^ ^vck of
me. spent the hoidays home. Miss Charlcston now studvIng LibrJrown
is a senior at Mather Aca- ary Rcicinc(i jn Allanta and
le.my and Rupert is a sophomore at ^ ,Ann Cooper of Atlanta,
1 and T College. a graduate student inmodorn
Miss l/ori'aine Marshall, daughter languages .t Indiana Universityif
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Marshall,
120 Ook Street, spent the holidays'. M,ss C'"?'KM'- ?holorshlp
lome. Miss Marshall is a sopho- student ?it the University, has
lore at Bennett College. recently been elected to Phi
Frank Fitz pa trick, son of Dr Si?m 1 r?ta. National Honorary
1.1 Mrs; F.' N: Fitz Patrick, !!2Sr&,CiC,y-"f' " - hpr
lumptun Strtcl. wa? home for the SCn""">'1 ,,0n0r 8rad"s Followpri.iB
break. Mr. Fitzpatrick is a nnK Siadiiiitmr from Talladega^
tuuent at Western Reserve. College Miss Coof>er spent a'^James
Sawyer, son of Mrs. F. M.: summer at the Sorbonne. France.
awyer, 2110 Hampton Stroot, ,.A ,Mg Kradunl>, of Tnll.TclcRa!|
:ient the spring holidays home. Mr. _ _ ... _
College Mrs Lrcille Simmons
awyer is a sophomore at Hampton'Fdley Qf charloston> s r has I
11stitute. [been granted a full tuition scho-||
~~~ I lorship for graduate study at
. i Chicago University. <1
i CAROLINA Mrs Eld ley, m Economies '
MocNABB W irarinm; ||
Charleston in recent vears I
: RELATIONS
ING AND DEVELOPMENT BOARD
U r*?oWng Church I???Wi
CHURCH ^ I
and six years later there was a I
French Protestant congregation in H ?
the town. Those who are familiar I
with the religious character and I A
habits ol the Huguenots R
surprised; it was customary that > J ^rAmv
they should promptly organize and I A M M W ? W
establish their Church where they
settled.
The original structure was de- I
stroked in the great fire in Charles* I LR
ton in 1796, but has been rebuilt. Hi|n |H W
was remodeled in 1845 on the walls
its The I
walls are lined with small white a
marble tablets,-memorials by IK A
Huguenot descendants to their H
* ervi
of S<h/Hi Caroline, Columbia, it lb* oldetf J pjj JJ
ANA LIBRARY
> A n /*M Itl * r-v 111 n A
.MnWLiriM, LULUfY^DI A A . ^^ 4 A
butldlhd t'S houM<' tin IIIOUI #
library.
Although records have disap- ]
peared, it is believed that Robert
Mills, famous Charleston-born ar- /0BBSSSSSSHt^SSSS^Si^
chitect, designed the building. The
interior is an exact replica in wood llfrpP ^ | if ^ | f | [|
the Congressional Library which ^^HH|HpHpfepBWHHHHi
preceded the present one, ami which B
was much admired for its beauty.
The building served as a repom
tory for the general book collection
of the University for exactly one ^
hundred years. Once in 18(>5 it was
used as a meeting place for the j
state legislature. In May, 1040, ' >" x A rill ^
when tne McKissick Memorial B ' B<^
Libmrv was oomnleted the old I - ' B 1 ?
v: 'v vy i m ji. jlj j
libtary was given its present title >
and reorganized as the repository
for the University's special collec- 1 79n T?iLr stt
tion of hooks and manuscripts on ?4> H> I.
t.hfi history and aultura of thu wtaU* ???i???-????
Today South Carolinians Library t i
son tains approximately 2.000.00b ^ . ........ _ 'v J
manuscripts, 475,000 individual islues
of newspapers, and about ! . .
SO,000 books, probably the most Listen t<
complete collection of South (^jufoiniana
in the world. ^
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ive. Dynamic Saturday, May 1. I9S4 _ __:
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DELAY IS FATAL treatment the American Caii/Jar ^
One-third of the 227,000 can- Society says. Support the AC&
er deaths last' year, was due educational and fund-raising
vainly to detay in detection and Crusade. ' ; !
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