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= ~ ' v Saturday, December 4, 1954 Personal Mention FTT ?n-r '.Irs. L. J.- McRae of Ridgeway, S. C spent the week end in New ^ York visiting her sisters. She was on in Columbia last Sunday. ii ' :? i. .pjj Mr. Walter T.. Dixon, a former y; resident of Colombia, S. ('., now a f|j resident of Baltimore, Mth, was in Columbia the past, week. Visited The Palmetto Leader. Mrs A. H. Prince, 1317 Heidt "St. spent the Thanksgiving Season in Eastern North Carolina visiting relatives, she visited Oxford, N. C. Selma and Wilson, N. C. with her sisters and brothers. Professors J. M. Miller, Principal, Vick School, Wilson, N. C. and M. M. Daniels, Wilson, also Principal Elvie Elementary School, Wilson, t passed through Columbia recently ' Ienroute to Denmark, S. C. Dr. ftlalcoln D. Williams and..' wife, passed through Columbia, re- [ eently and stopped for a short while with Rev. and Mrs. Prince, 1317 Heidt St. Dr. Williams is pro" fessor at Shaw University, Raleigh, N. C. and Mrs. Williams is one of the person's who holds the Master's degree from New York Uni versity and has taught efficiently ( in North Carolina.. HARTFORD CONVALKSIM; HOME > i We wish to thank the various churches, church organizations",'~ clubs, schools, individuals and pray or bands for the food and other needy Articles for the home. All of the things which you give and Ahevisits which you make are greatly appreciated hy all connected with the home. For the home to be majn tained, it is very necessary that wecontinue to have your support. Rev. Holloway will be in charge of the Communion "Services-at thdT hnnio nn nn/.onilini- ^ IUNCF ALUMNI MEETING SUNDAY Miss L. J. "Gsmbrell, Secretary of the Benedict College Alumni Association and liason person for the forthcoming annual meeting of t the Council of United Negro College Fund Alumni, has announced planning meeting for Sunday. The meeting has been called to discuss the plans for entertaining the delegates to the Annual Convention February 11 and 12, 1955. j Alf-alamni of colleges connected tend this meeting, which will be j held in the Starks Library on the j I?Benedict College campus at 5,p.mrr : ' Service personnel stationed at I Forf Jackson are also jnvited to attend this meeting. S* ? BOOKER T. WASHINGTON ? ' PRESENTS CHRISTMAS ' MUSIC SUNDAY The Booker T. Washington High School Music Department will present "followers of the Star," a Christmas cantata, Sunday, December 5, at 6 p.m. in the school gymtorium. The choral"group composed | of 138 voices from the tenth, eleventh and twelfth grades, will be directed by Miss -Charity Nix Featured, in the program will lie selections by the two sextets. The girls' group includes, Juanita Abney, Ethel Bellinger, Betty Scott, Kansas White, Migion Dickerson and Bern.ice Howell.. The boys' sextet is composed of Peter Felder, Robert Jacobs, Willie Caldwell, Wil lie Long, Otis Goodwin and Alon- ; zo Phelps Soloists are^ Betty Scott, Juanita Abney, Ethel Bellinger and Essie Mitchell. i Some of the selections will be: i "There Were Shepherds," "Blessed ; is He," "The Wise Men," and "She pherds of Old." "Accompanists for?the program < will be Miss Alice Tread well and Alma Bailey. EXHIBITION HELD AT STATE PARK; WEDNESDAY, NO^Ji.YrBEIt 24,1954 The patients of the State Park I Division of the South Carolina i State Hospital were entertained i Wednesday with a Thanksgiving j celebration. I i hand, a colorful parade of decorated j , cars went through every portion,: of the. hospital grounds to tho j < athletic field where a concert by | i the band was enjoyed. Following the "crowning of tho ( Thanksgiving Festival queen, the. I football team from Booker T. j < Washington High School played an '* exhibition ganie. i Dr* William S. Hall, superintendent, and Dr. Sol. B. McLendon clinical director, stated that the niany patients at State Park < thoroughly enjoyed this worthwhile 1 diversion, I .. . \ 4 BASKE CORINTHIAN LODGE NO. 11 Nt?, :t".u n. >: s. On Thanksgiving morniAg, 1 kels i'? nee.(.\ lamines in the.coi rietiim! L. to K.?SittingE-Jna" i.. Butler, W. M.; Ernest !.. to it. standing?Amos V vester Jenkins, Hubert Williams Rcid, J. \v\; Leroy Brum field, j GOOD-S A M AKITAN-W A VKK1.KY J HOSPITAL RECEIVES TH ANKS- ,, (HVTNU (HITS " A * i The (>ootI Samaritan-Wavorley Hospital was remembered on 1 Thanksgiving?Day by the follow- n ing friends: ?* The Palmetto State Nurses' As- Hi -s'otcLation, a gift of $420.77 to he 'e used for an incubator for the Nur- ol scry. $25.00 from the Langley >' Brick mason Contractors. $5.00' from Mrs. Sadie Nickneav. iuuL ! $.3.00 from Mrs.. S. J. Mack. Also food and fruit donations from Miss Ruth Bynu.'s third ^ grade class of Waverley Elemen- ,l! tary School, Carver and Roosevelt Jl Village Elementary Schools. The v'' Business Women's?Circle,' Rose- ~ whod Baptist Church, St. John's Baptist Church Choir, Social club of Brookland Baptist Church, Mrs. Alberta Brown, Mr. Joseph Pelot, 'or Dixie-Central Produce Company. 'Tl( Senn Brothers, V. B. Hook and 1,1 Comnnnv T R MnwU ona 111 pany, \V II. McLeod and Son, King! 'ol Produce Company, Ingleton Pro-. . duce Company. . ! V' ..Air. Joe Hanberrv, salesman for CM the Central Chevrolet Company solicited and furnished the transportation for the produce from busiOUi Tves^TTCTfrrcerns listed above. The Hospital Board and officials ^ wish to express their sincere ap- vil preciation to" all of these friends g0 who so generously remembered . * -va them at thm time. * _ a " ,-ai ST. LUKE'S PKOSTESTANT K- 'J" PISCOPAL CHURCH NEWS ty Corporate Communion was held for the men of St. Luke's Protestant Episcopal Church on Sunday, November 2Hth at 8 a.m. - r:n Immediately, after 'Communion. '] the men. were entertained at ti ^j\ breakfast at the home of Mr. ch Mrs. J. K. Dickson, lolb McDuffie we Avenue, with Mrs. L. Palmer Chap- pni pelle as co-hostess. Grace was of- jni. fered by the Rev. Bruce P. Wil- (,f liamson, Rector. t.ro At this time officers of the Men's |>ui Club of the church were installed im by J. H. Dickson: They are as ioiiow: 'ps T. S. Martin, president; H. T. 3 Marshall, vice president; Dr. Karl 5 K. Counts, secretary; Cornelius v ' c> Roberts;, assistant secretary; El- O liert K. Rogers, treasurer and A 3 E. Smith, reporter. $ A turkey raffle is boing spon- O sored by the Men's Club on Wed- <> nesday, Dee. 15. 'Drawing: will be & held-at the home of R, H. Raul. 3 2524 Washington St.'at 8 p.m. YT Two turkeys, one. weighing 20 C> pounds and another of 12 noun.Is. a. wiFT be given away at the raffle. X ,. O | 3ATCHMO TRIUMPHS IN r 3 AUSTRALIA 9 O SAN FRANCISCO?(A N P)? 3 J Word reached here this week tha.L j V . Louis "Satcbmo" Armstrong was}? received by the Aussics with open I o < urns. ? The great Satchmo broke records in Sidney, Melbourne, and o Australian jaunt Lqpie and his alb ] x stars will return to the states for O commitments that will last into i 11)55. !g .1 On UlllcOf ,t-Ko Vi-Q.' ...itU I * O in his trip says that the folk from 'o the kangaroo country were knock-js ?L out by Louis' down io earthJr2 iazz. The largest number of te- Q quests were for "Muskrat Ramble." | o I.oii^s Armstrong's book, "My g Life In New Orleuns," is anion*? , v the top sellers in book stores a- Q -loss the nation. The second e.di- a . tion of Louis' life story will soon 2 he published, KK" ?4 ?' ' \ ' ' ' " t THE PALMETH I hf i HE B - JplmipSB BhlB- tc.r r AM an< Ln B r Wm 9 re? ^B H m ^BSsebbb i < t , HT1( ~ \ -- ' ins Libutcd 18-^Th.anksgiving Bas- A.] * in$ 'illfam J. Gilliam, Sec.; Miss Hi "Klijah Rurt', Treas. . t foi n*? (F. & A. M \SONS) AN] the F. & A. .Masons disk nmunity. ?Roland Ha ris, Tilir: \\ Hendersov). !';>t .Maslor; kilsoi), Ailen Rose, Leroy Ishmael H *>olL, IS. \\\: Alexander ,.V nivc. Arthur even Stucehts El fho At C'afliri Co (ViAXCEUlRG - Five Senior dTtAvtr-jimi;)i s elected ~ t no's Who AnVon?? Students ii no lie an Colleges and Universi s from-Claflin University, ac ding to an announcement mad Dr. L. T.~ llayhoV, TTean o uruction at the institution. Se! octet I on the basis of scliola p and al.-round ability th? lowing1-'students' names?will at n\ in the r.'.MS o?litlon ot thi blication: Edward Butler, sen , varsity football, three, years plia Kappa Mu Honor Society tlappella Choir,?Concert ?am nee Orchestra, Editor of An a. Staff: Oscar H;iy<"", Ma ws, S. President of Stu it Council", Varsity Basbptbal sident of Senior class; Verne) yes, Paterson, N..J., senior isident of Delta Sigma T'leti rarity, Alpha Kappa Mu llono ;iety; James Nicholson, junior lisonville, Fla., -president o ilia Phi Alpha Fraternity, Stu it Council, candidate for Alph. ppa .Mu -Honor Society; Kith I Blake, Cocoa, Fla., vafsit iketball and football?hr? is of Omega Psi i aternity; Irene Keitt, Jackson rority, Annual Staff, Alph; ppa .till Honor Society; an iT "Twiggs, Stephens, S. C' ididate for Alpha Kappa .Mi nor Society, Art Editor of thi fit lief, Phi Beta Sigma Fraterr treasurer. JENKINSVILLE NEWS fruly as we leave the Thanks inji' season and upprnach the ristnias or Christ child feasor should pause to {rive special lise to Cod for the many hless;s bestowed upon us. Inspite the drought and short farm ps, the inhabitants of the comnity loolv ?very prosperous proved homes and churehQJ ooooooooooooooooooooo< Philip: ^ 'V: * ...... .. . . GoingJ tfuy Now while o6r I lion ally Famous I)ia Crystal and Gifts. A SMALL DEPOSIT VV SILVERWARE .31 Piece Service for 8 Now $10.88 REG. $19.95 GUARANTEE!) CRYSTALWARE FAMOUS MAKES OPEN STOCK SAVE UP , TO 75^ v v v v v vvv 0 v v : >00OOOOs 0 I . . * hipps, Herbert Jefferson. Syi-, Lomas Gist, W. M.; Theodore on Cooper and Joseph \V*. Cooper. rjc ected To Who's I ii i liege IN' I . . J cjc] lovely new cars and other conven- f?( ^ ... r , hie icnces likewise. | . There was lovely service at St.1 ' , Barnahus Episcopal Chureh-Thurs?i'day and Father Green was very t -impressive -in his prayers" and/' Thanksgiving message. The children too, were very inspiring. The j Turkey, Hen Raffle sponsored by ^ New Homeniakers of. the. McCrory* s Linton?School?was?a grand?sw?j? ? "cess. They raised " gross above ^ one hundred dollors. The games ^Qt i were very good, also McCrory mj] 4 teams splitted wjth Fairfield girls -j .J won and. Fairfield hoys won. . t 1 The t-iil ^nn> nut 1? <lirv . net's to shut-ins and the Good Will ?i I Adult Class fixed a basket for jar II Mrs. Smith. Miss Finch is advi- wjj J sor for these groups. The New cor j! Homemakers wish to extend thanks sj0 c! to all who helped them. | me On Wednesday, Mrs. Charlotte j f Jones presented a very fine Thanks ^ . giving program in chapel with her an( i 8lh graders. Mr. Bunyan Martin, - who has been confined to "Waver- fpr . 'nv Hospital for four weeks is im en( ?-?- ' J gei ny college students were tar - . me for Thanksgiving. Among ( visitors we met Mr. Johnson Ham- NE a. inond of. New York City .who is HE 1 , attending school at A. & T^ -Col- I lege, (ireensboro, N. ('. He was] ^ ' a nephew of Miss Finch. We are ~^*(l - | happy to see. Miss Virginia Rabbi' c 1 a senior at McCrory-Liston return e<' | to school after being hospitalized re" . I for several days. J | Don't forget' to come out and i . ine I witness the Seven Wonders at Mt.; . I Moriah Baptist Church Sunday , 7:00 P. M. December 5th. . Hear Rev. Ashford, Bill, F. Ala- t. * .. ... i , . Hot , ton. Rev. Mollis'and their choirs,. I. . jhas I and usher boards. These will be , SPVon niinnt<w nnf * fU.. ? ? */?? ? V for , } minutes sermonetts. This is a ] school program, i 1 acu t BUY BONDS i >000000000000000000000000000.0 s Gift SI CONTINUES THEIR Out of Bu Sale 3tock is still Complete. B monds, Watches, Jewelry, ILL HOLD YOUR SELECTIONS diamond SOLITAIRES DIIETTES 50% OFF . i entire gift dept. 50% OFF n *? - ?? !'OC'vOOVVS'C'vvvvvvvwvvvvmvwC^V DL*11'- O rnilns Wneatley tJ To Award First Sc I Miss Jane I*. Hunter, President-) Director of the National Phillis . Wheatley Foundation, announces > the awarding hy the Boaj'd of Trus tees, its first scholarship. Tltfs : will cover the tuitition costs for a registered nurse degree from the I <Jood Samaritan Hospital located in j Charlotte, North Carolina. This j scholarship marks the Foundation's ; initial award and will he followed ..hy several more as candidates i prove their worth. The only restrictions made by : the Board of Trustees are: 1. That the student must have j ? been a member of the school chapter of the National j Phillis Wheatlev Foundation i J LEAPS! SAH GOVERNMENT. PR1VE FIN ANCERS HAVE JOINT ISI'ONSIBILITY IN NEGRO USING LOS AXGELE9? (ANP)-Both /ernsnent and private home fin:ers have a ji>int responsibility improving the prospects for groes -to acquire more and bethou.inc, the American Savings I Loan league agreed here last ek. \t the same time, the league ifirmed its determination to ! that "racial considerations '01 fe'c.itiation in the purchase, ital or occupancy of residential jpcrties" are eliminated as quick as possible. * Tin league reoersents more than If of the Negro-owned ""savings d loan associations throughout i country, and its members cond nearly $60,000,000 or 80 perititutions. In the course of its annual riippf j here, it re-elected William R, idgings, New Yohk, president : a second term. Among resolutions adopted was e commending Albert M. Cote (using and Home Finance agency ministrator for his "attutide and erest" in helping, to secure imjved housing opportunities for groes. rhe resolution expressed confirice that Cole's activities "will >n be translated into comparai operating policies and results roughoi'.t the housing agencies the federal government." Dthers attending, include<l Geor5. Harris, president, National al Estate boar !. NTRACT FOR" GOLDCOA:ST tRBOR SIGNED ' , . [^TiDN','"Eh'^"~~?(A~NF j" has been formally announced it Sir George Seel, crown agent overseas government and adriistrations, has signed t-he $21 [lion contract for Tenia Harbor the Gold Coast in West AEa^ The harbor, which will be the gest artifical harbor in Africa L take almost four years for istruction, will be the "keyne" for the economic developnt of the country. < ^resent at the signing were K; Gbodomah, minister of finre for the Gold Coast; Kqdwo rcer, commissioner in London the Gold Coast; R. W. Taylor *ineer-in-chief to the crown frits-, and A. W. Abbott, secre y to the crown agents. 1GRO GI'S HIT BY HIGH NTS IN LONDON >ONDON ?(ANP) ?As if Ne G. |'s in London don't have ugh trouble, they now are fac with the problems of high ts. 3aying what Britishers, consid hig.h rents, the G. I.'s are winn up to 20 per cent in reducts before tribunals set up to itratc rents. ??? lany of the service men staled at Greenham Common e near here have brought ir families from America and the majority of the FO.OOO Aricans, the housing shortage is tc. ligh rents have been the inevile companion of the housing rtage. o:o^joo.<>o.o:oo.ooo:o.oooocKo 6 o ioppe | I- X k ? 1 isiness I o| argains in Na- $ Ghma, Silverware $ UNTIL CHRISTMAS g WATCHES NATIONALLY g ADVERTISED SAVE UP Td ? 50% AND MORE 2 BmTHSTONE RINGS j JEN'S AND LADIES' ? ? 50% OFF. ivvws^VVVO^OMVO^OOOOOO1. for one year previous to ma king application. 2. That their academic subjects must include one of the fol- J lowing subjects?Health Edu i cation,. Social Sciences or 1 Home Economics. 't The Foundation is Continuing' I the National celebration oT -the 200th Anniversary of birth and i achievements of I'hillis Wheatley-, through May xff 11)55." In that time, it has hopes of securing the loouaiuc ui ?l VIIIU'W OUUt'5 Ul'UI- I lb.' I , catory stamp commemorating: the j 200th Anniversary and with the i continued ardent and unceasing . efforts of Ohio congressman Fran-i ces'P. Boltop.^we believe that Our! hopes will soon be a reality. Between Thanksgiving and May I 1055, the Foundation is seeking^ , the cooneration of high .schools.; and colleges all oyer the country ' to-produce -the two act drama "Phillis",?which?will help?ignite in the hearts of the younger generation the spark that will eventually instill honesty, integrity, true womanhood, and finally -leadership such as Phillis Wheatley gave. SATURDAY EVENING POST j GIVES PAINTING TO WILEY I COLLEGE . j Marshall, Tex. ?(ANP)- Wiley I college received seven original paintings last week from the art DCrOOXKiOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC 3 GIVE VOL It CHILD J Beginners Pia 8 !S,ISS Marglei 3 2215 Washington St. Phi 1 BUY A PIANO F |1 1 Select NOW?B IJuy ith Confidence Froir 1 - RICE MUS 3214 DEVINE (Devine at M ji IXDERSOX ?COLUMBIA ?OF ?ra^a^xa^^]o;o:o:o;o:o:o:ox>tmo^ oooooooooooooooooooooo oo 0 >x?;oooo oo oo o oo o o o o o o c? o oo oo MAKE YOUR HAIR I ?all day long, without a single ? recomblngl , ?? holarship ^ r the . , ^ vaults <>f the Sutuixiay Evening*. ^-m I'ost. ] zell Kenneth Sturt art editor of the , A. Post, siated tliaT~the~ pictures ~Tn-'t eluded a cover and illustrated oth stories which have appeared in the R?l Post' within the past .year. R?l In other activities at Wiley, Nu 'Vn Omega chapter. Alpha Kappa A1 i Cha pha sorority, announced that they ' Uai will feature "Wild" Bill Davis and-; Ral j his famous trio in a jazz Concert J ?Jef at the college Dec. 11. It will mark j Mi> the first Texas appeara.nce?~ftJr~the nationally known trio. A CHRISTMAS REVUE AT PEKRIN THOMAS SCHOOL S. J Mr. I. C? Brown, Principal ne A Christmas Revue and Turkey Raffle will be presented at Perrin C Thomas School Wednesday night A I December 15, 1954 at 8 o'clock p.m. I her The public is cordially invited to woi attend this program, for it pro- Sot mises to be an evening of enjoy- j fus ment for all. -Besides the -raffle in 1 . I . L...._ ...ill L. 1 I ? ui nit; iui *%:yt inui f. 111 ue several | *) ..J to Avfii^llal^H liaiMl::; DDHH< \ w.wivSffSW^B!>,a I 1 pos uSB3ii9HHH >oo - CARPORT r FOR SALE At 1007 Oak Street ] M Apply To I 1221 Pine Street I 15/ For Price And Terms ?- .1 >yy >oooooooooooooooooaooo:ctec _ THE RIGHT START - ? "~ v ? i* 110 Instruction I 111 K ROBINSON S ] one 2-3233 Columbia, S. C. fi ?03a^C)&&0i&^^ 24 ' ? dake a deposit i South Carolina's Largest Q IC HOUSE - I ' 1 | ill wood) FREE PARKING 2 tEENVlLL^?SPARTANBURG g |" ^o?.oooo;<^o;oov0^ooo.oo^>o;oct2 1 OO.OOClOO'C'OOOiOC'OO'C'OOOOO.OO* I ecember 8, 1954 | I ELECT: | M. I>; RI FF ? i; or Electoral College ??>i ch Work; 13 Years Steward 2-j . HEL A. >1. E. CHI 1H H o| ?'"? - ' &\ aOOOOOOC'OOOOvOvOOC'OO.OOOO' j tcuAvr w m uri w m j I' ""&& ~v ^M" -' FW B~?_ /.pg nffprtvl for holders of the ky numbers. 'errin-Thomas School reeently oiled one hundred percent in American Junior Red Cross, 'he officers and members are ma Richardson, President; Moe Smith, Vice-President; Mattie Blockett, Sec., Cljjde Suber, Asst. .Joseph Pel ton, treasurer. The er members are Annie Scott, ) Smith, June Brown, Pearl >inson, Gwendolyn Dean, Jacque Davis, Donald Benson, Alvin mond, Hattie Brown, Nathaniel liels, Malimla -Horton, Linda es, Francena Hodges, Willie fers and Sandra McClinton. ^ >s J. E. Gladden is teacher spon \FRICA BARS WHITE MfS>NARY FROM WORK AMONG GROES 'apteown, South Africa?(ANP) (entucky white man who arrived e last week to do missionary 'k amontr the natives, said the ith African authorities have reed him permission to remain the country. - - ? - -?? ? uhan Turner. 37, says some 1, -people irr Kentucky promised support him in his missionary k. ^ Lrriying' here with his wife and i children, Turner says he is iir forced to return to the UniStates. v> * | : "7 lIs. Vomen Wanted ke extra money. Address, mail tcards spare time everv week. B1C0, 143 Belmont c. BELMONT, MASS. : : Salvage Building -Materials?And Plumbing Chitwood House ving and Wrecking Company 06-8 Two Notch Rd. OTO.uv OCO3^KaK8?K??j950C83 POPE'S PORO BEAUTY SCHOOLr 179-81 MILLWOOD AVENUB A Registered and Approved School Beauty Culture or Information, Call 4-5687 W. C. POPE, Owner ""Mitchell's^"! Men's Shop "The Little Store Willi Big Values" 1431 MAtN STREET ?SEE? )avid G. Ellison Agency GENERAL INSURANCE SURETY BONDS ttializing in Anto Insurance 1221 WASHINGTON ST. "HONF l-tlR* [)L'S CLEANERS ne Day Cleaning: Service our Satisfaction Guaranteed PRICES ARE MODERATB 1112 Washington Street ablished over a quarter of tury. ROBERT MABRY, Mgr. A GOOD PLACE TO EAT ?VISIT? COLLEGE INK i\>r Diftrriminatififf Touriata tin and Comfortable lino? I ?PHONE Harden flfc?Colombia. 4rCi ? ?i|m "S mmmi r ?4..