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v; ? Part W?M Orangeburg, S. C.?In the ue man who received one' hunch c I denlls who will major in A<rn:.rlt ter .graduation from the code.fi. Rondiiw from 1-d't to H/h' Fairforest, Franklin I). R. R.o'v? 1 ing, Andrew R. Johnson.,-Mat iams, Marion School, Marion. J-o ward William Cunningham. Wih High. Orangeburg; 500 Attend 57th Sess Scottish Rite Masons r- t ?'Ok!aITmirn" C ity, Okla. (AM'P se Nearly 500 delegates representinj: tie , . 22 southern and border states, W Liberia and New Mexico, assent- Sr bled here last week to attend the toi two day 07th annual, session -of Oi the Supreme Council of Ancient and - Accepted Scottish Rite Mil-. ? sons of the Southern Jurisdiction HI ^A" . " . El : ?One uf the hightFjrtrtfi <Yf the session was the conferring of * * honorary memberships upon Dr. en Conwell Banton and Clarence ba Monroe of Philadelphia, * and se State Sen. Harry A. Davis of fe Cleveland, alt sovereign inspector, ve generals of the northern jurisdic-' V.ion of the Masons. i r The following donations were made: $l,470-vocational guidance ? program; $1,000-NAACP legal do fense fund; ?500?United Negro J " College Fund; S200-Infantilc PairaTysis Fund; $100-Study of Ne-; gro. Life and History. { Activities opened when deput':-. cs of the .various Valleys met with the supreme commander to report the activities of their memberships. j Memorial services were held at the Tabernacle Baptist church,! the Rev. FT W1 Perry, pastor.J The sermon was delivered by thel Rev. Robert W. Alexander. *pas-j tor of Avery Chapel A.MK church! Dr. Charles E. Stewart. NYC , was master of?ceremonies. I The Supreme Council was opened by John G> l.ewis Jr., iieuten-; ant grand commander, and fen-! tured the annual address by Wit lard W. Allen, fovereign grand commander who called for an end to segregation afid discrimination. | Aden said" "On the domestic front perhaps' the most important problem confronting the country in segregation in the public schoots. N'o. dot cisions _ever madq before will' have the impact or far reaching effect as this decision. Segrega-j tion and discrimination according: to race color or creed must bo abolished. This indeed will be the' first major step toward that end. * The country as a whole is deeply ? concerned over this?problem?and ? waiting hopefully -for the answer. 1 hope God will aid and guide. * ' those nine Supreme Court justices to do what is right." ' Cj Other activities at the session ^ were the elevation of 40 32nd dc- 0 - gree Masons to the 33rd degree S and the financial report which ? shoved the order which finances ? of over $100,000 and a member- g ship of over* 17,000. ^ The following- grand masters' 8 attended the sessions: 'S W. IS- Williams, Arkansas; O.'8 H. Henry; Florida; J. W. Dobbs/g Georgia; John (1. Ixjwifc Jr., Lou-|S isiaia; James C. Gilliam, Missis-jo Sipr i; Waite Madison, Missouri; 8 Amos Hall, Oklahoma; Prince 8 Riley, South Carolina; Dr. ChfUiiL *?lee?y* Williams,?Tennessee?and X? L. L. I.ockhardt, Texas" ^ During the sessions, eight ns e -U!'j :u\? iirlit S. ('. "Statp r?*?]'ai* Soars & Roebuck Si uro r.i.l vho will become ??? Jarr-os?Wesley rls. Bavnwcj!. Cvpo'l B. D i* , \oj.i ,?f rpAeWv Seco roes ( S Moore.. Fountain Ii >1)11 Hii;h. Floreuf'P nnd II ion Of ' ~ ~~~ 5 :mbtiee (if tlie OfileF of tile Col ii Star were represented fror ashington; Birmingham, For nith, Ark.; Houston; San An nio; Baltimore; and Qklahom ty; Guthrie and I.awton. Okh JS. CAREY,(ALLEY FO'I NDItS* DAY ALUMNI SPEAKER New Orleans, La. (ANP)?Tw linent Chicagoans, Dr. Archi Id J. Carey, Jr. and Dr. Ulyjs Grant Dailey last week wer atured speakers at Dillard Ur rsay Eound^rs'-Home'comiiig a SLEEPING CAR P (100,000 IN U.i ?puty !o the Soerelary of the Tre ceives from Ashley L. Totten, I e Brotherhood of Sleeping far 1' 8100,080 for the purchase of-i esentation was made at the I'. S ikex 8250,000 in Savings Bond rent years. 0 *. . wxoe^^ooocooooooooooc NEED A Added To Yofir HomeComplete "Homxr Tint Pumps and 1 Can Reduce Youi a n* i< t Ace hiding c 2758 ROSEWOOD Nites: Rhone. COMlM" >0 OWWWOWOW QQX>OVOX>" A & M College entering fresh ' eholai'sHips s^.*i\ <*n she farm stu- I farrrers in Carolina ;tfTanner. ?I'Vdr forest?? Sehooh? uranl., Manning iivhocl, Mannnd K< \v; No ti: Vrft'ltn.e Will-V mi Fount .iin Tnr. Ed- I -cmrv- ?Wlri4t\ J r., Wft kinso n "t* | tivi)'"< Int?. ' - | Dr. <"s:r?\vv 1st Alternate Dele- ( gen.' to the Cnited ^'utions, addres. ed the 19th Annual Found-1 ei :' Day exercises at an open1 air service <m...Kearny?Terraeer?r Tp Dr. Dntiey, . .scnror ' consulting p. , surgeon at Chicago Provident c| hospital, spoke at the university's {' . Alumni Uanqtiet, in Kearny Hal: j1 a During the banquet lie was pre! ,,| sent el the university's 11)53 A-1, | lam o Award, tor this eontrihn j lions to iiis profession and hu,mai. welfare. j" r.oth are widely known fig-1 tires in thoir . respective fields.1 Dr. Carey is pastor of Quinn ? Chapel A.ME Church here, ' the l"| mother church of African Meth| odism in Chicago. He is also a .! member of the city council, a ^ -practicing attorney and businesso * ! man. . . ORTERS PURCHASE I i. SAVINGS BOND!- j 4 1 tS usury W. Randolph Kurgcss, right, ntrriiutionul Secrrtarytrciisuffr of ui'trrs, AFL, a check in the amount ifrins 1* S Kn It l?- Tfty?? . Treasury recently. This purchase * bought by the Brotherhood in * . ROOM? I ?Terms *2.00 Per Weekv 1 CTTurcTt tlemodeliiiK. ^aths Installed. ijSh-i r Present Payment. k Roofing Co, 11 DR. PHONE 4-4957 1-3627 or 2-9IMS BT I i OWWOWWWWOWWTO I # ? / THE PALMETTO Funeral Services ,Foi Carter, NAPE Head Chicago?(ANP)-Final rites for(tts <\shl>y B. barter, president of the National Alliance of. Postal Km-.by ployecs, were held Monday, Nov. 2' ' tt Quinn chapel AM? church, here, by The o5-ycat -old Carter died last 'Co! week in Hillings hospital. Cause of iiug death was not immediately dis- ope closed. _ ha\ He tva^ grand master of the Sen Prince Hall Mar.ons of the state of-'-he Illinois and -a steward at Quinn m. chapel. " - Vhe Born in Elkharr, W. Va., Carter .Ter was educated at the Central YMCA Mu college in Chicago. . Iie> During .his career he has been a tcx labor loader, religious worker atid YMCA workw. He servedas re~ ' ligious work secretary at the Wahash Ave. YMCA. "rl'hxm 1944-48, he was a member I of the Illinois selective service, . I hoard and from 11)45 until his death I lie was a member of the executive board of the National Council for I Permanent FEPC. Besides <?he Masons, he was a member of the NA/?CP, Urban t League, YMCA, and the National ? 1 ? ration of Post Office Clerks, j < Survivors include his widow, j Audrey; a brother, Vernor, and a , ( sister, Vivian. . I r; hi: at Eli trinity a. m. e. j : H L RCH ; Rev. P. .1. Carmichael, Pastor j. Spartanburg?>S. S. opened at isual- hour with pastor,' teachers, rnd officers at post of duty. After formal opening "teachers taught respective classes and lesson was, evievved. ' 1 At morning wors.hip the pastor | delivered the message. Text: St. ? Idhn 21 ;22 (latter-clause what is ' :hat to thee? follow thou me. Subject Following Jesus. The pastor j j really preached. Holy communion was administered. . , < At evening service, the pastor de- j livcred another livable sermon. 1 i Text: St. John * 5J1:1 using this subject:, with"or without Jesus on Sea of Life. ^ MRS. JESSIE HER NIX) W ~ u WILLIAMS PASSES / j Mrs. Jessie Herndow Williams. to| the daughter of Mrs. Maggie Wade hj and the wife of Mr. Willie wwiams passed away tmevnotdJ* -O October 14, i953 at the Ger^*^^ hospital. She was a charter mem- [ \ her of Greater Trinity A. M. E. * Church paying the 'first $75.00 on ! the church. She was president of | ^ Senior Stewardess hoard, a mem- j her of the Steward board and a j member of t4)e Missionary Societyi ? of the church until her death. She was a loyal and faithful member. Not only was she faithful in church but in other organizations. She was<1 ^ vice president of the Sisters of Love, a member of the Daughters of Wesley, member and Instructor J of Woman's Community club, Wfiftrtftipn (WvM-id ppd e memV'r | ^ of the Eastern Star. The church and community will miss this fine ]M She is. survived- by a devoted. Q husband, her mother, a son, dau&hter-in-law, grandson and a liost of q friends who mourn her passing. A. M. Smith, Renorte~ ? i B AXTIOC'll HAPTI8T CHURCH ' Rev. J. P. Neal, Pastor I IV] Columbia?S. S. at its usual hour j J} conducted by Supt. Dea. Scott and his co-workers at th^r post, and! duties. Lesson were taught and j discussed by the. Supt. Rev. A. L. Diggs assistant pastor spoke on I the lesson; ^dIleQtidn'1?f?.0%t'^Mlnu- Tl I AUTO GLASS I 190.1 TWO NOTCH,RP. \JPhone J I Glass For AIT I ALBEN RES; Aristocrat of Ea | Air Conditioned Newj j Spare (in rea^r) i? Same Pre Specially Youra! Dining Ro#i ! * * >' i ' f :n {*-} f Open 24 Houi| OZIE JACKS( |j__ 1607 Haruen St - ?' : f ' ' I ?-^=4 y LBAPEW ~ r Ashby _ y " . . 2 received?iind il??|?t**--1. I'jiss Mr the J?t. )t'vol ion for scrviie i?il Don. James on ;sn<I I'ro." f. The ho.ni' iirrivcTt for preachTlic Musical choir saim the nihg song, What a friend we n;i e iti .Jesus.' Rev. Pings road the ; .v, | ipture lesson front Exodus 2 tpi-oc?a-ad Ihunt h\ mu No. 4od"V. j-Tuut the Jubilee choir while usher lifted the collection IK*:;.. .t lies Gibson offered prayer. Thf isical choir sang the Jrd song. j.j t: JS'eal then arose and took' his t from Exodus 2 chapter 22, 21 . ' -,, i.Bs ?"" tI ' EE )ju^ I; N <St&?y { letters start. Then from V ill over the free World come such lomments ? these from readers if THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE I10N1T0R, sn international daily I lewspsper: "The Monitor is must > Jtog for straight-thinning people. . .; ? "I returned to school after a _.l? ' lapse of 18 years. I will get ?my degree from the college, H but pi y education comes from the Monitor. . . ." "The Monitor gives me ideas for my work. . , .1 "l truly?enjoy?ftp: com* Pony. . . 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G Visir 1 City Auto-Salei Se? oiu selection of I BETTER T USED CARS1_ j 410 Gervais Street Columbia, S. C. y ; ^^?si^B^HF!WyfcjSSSE8K8^B^ (founts Drug Store Prescription* ' (rMlMU'MtKl) AS WRITTEN liV vol K DOCTOR \ Full I..no <<>f Toilet Article?.? 1105 WASHINGTON STREET 1'IIONE 2-1967 COLUMBIA, S. C. - " Palmetto Office Machines ? 7- ?:? ; : A<!<!intf Machines, Typewriter* Duplicators ? Gash Register* Service?Siiles?Supplies NEW & T'SEI) | 710 11 A I! IJEN ST. 1 El.. 3-0501 Col i m hi a, S. C. r--"r'-r-?- ] ]'^''| i' . ? ?^riiij.'mjjl .. ..-A ... - . I 1. . . j j.l ^ -A. A - A . . . . 1f CYE ON THE TO BU\ 1 1 Cluivrolci Iiclnxc 1 I >ooi. T'owovn'ii<Iej ra*li,v an<l $1195 Jioatcr llt l'.l Stiulebaker ' Truck. Coo.l Tiros. ^495 J Clean 0 pronn used cars on mir all times PONTIAC IAIN ST. 1 . K . . , ,, hl ? \ * r. V .. v i, u