The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, December 08, 1956, Page Page 7, Image 7
Saturday, December 8, 1951
Personal Mention
PERSONAL MENTION
Mr. Pauline D. Reese was hon
ored with a suprise Thanksgivinj
Family Homecoming. Four gene
rations sat with her around thei
Thanksgiving Board. Childrer
grandchildren, great grandchildret
Mrs. Thelma R. Warley, fror
Cincinnati. Ohio, rend the TlianU
giving Psalm, Paul R. Reese, Ji
Wilmington.N--C_- offered ? th
prayer of Thanksgiving. Mrs. Stel
la R. Boyd, Roxbury, Mass gav
the Toast of Thanks.
A day long to be rememberet
All good things comes from Go<
Humble thanks to Him.
V. U. F. W. POST 4262
NOVEMBER NEWS
Post 4262 Gandy.: Griffin. Ladit
Auxiliary to the Veteran's of Foi
eign VNttra worshipped with _ lb
pastor and members of Chanel Mi
morial Church recently.
As a Thanksgiving project; ?tii
f^r^up spreaded cheer at the Har
ford Convalescent Home, Carvt
Heights, WadrvesjJay evening, N<
vember 21, 1950. A box of grocei
ies was given. As an aid to tb
group's project', some members- (
the Steward Board of Chapel -All
' morial Church helped Sister Mi
Iver rendered a wonderful pr<
gram,, consisting of songs, rea<
ings and short talks .. !
For the month of December, tl
Auxiliary is planning to hel
spread the Christian Spirit by ai<
. i ing some unfortunate group.
The Auxiliary will continue I
do their share of community wor
in months, to come.
Watch this paper for more new
? ALLEN CHU1K I fr^AjM'KAR 1
?ANNUAL CHRISTMAS
j: . ' \ PROGRAM
The 80 voice Allen Universit
" "cJTOiFwill present it'iTannual Chris
r> Qi,11.... 1
....... jwm mm UIIUUJ UCLU1IIUC1 ;
1956 at 6 p. m. in the Universit
auditorium.
The group whjch is directed h
Professor John Hunter and a<
companied by Miss Mjldred Strid<
will sing selections from tJ
"Christmas Oratoric" by Bad
"The Messiah" by Handel and ir
,v eluded in the carols from differer
lands are "Lo How A Rose Ai
~Blooming" ~ Fractorius, "EcJi
Hymn" Jungst, "Carol of the Bells
Walhousky, "Hail Mary" I)awso
and choral works by Parker-Shav
Soloists are Irrtia Smith, Shirle
James, Lucille Ivey, Sopronos
Beatrice McDuffie, Contralto; Pett
Felder, Cophas Reeves, Euger
Hunter, Tenors and Alphons
.Fields, Bass.
BENEDICT CHOIR TO DEDICATE
CHRISTMAS CAROL CO1.
CERT TO ALUMNI
The Benedict College Choir \vi
present their Annual Christma
Caiul Concert on Sunday evening
December 16, 1956 in Antisdc
Chapel on the college campus. Th
concept this year is being dedi
cated to all graduates of Benedic
College. All Benedict Alumni wh
find it convenient are extended
special invitation to come and wil
ness this program. A special sec
tion of the- ehapeLavill be reserve
for Benedict graduates. The choi
will render numbers by composer
like Handel, Baker, Britten, Dick
inson, et. al.
The 56 voice choir under the di
rection of Mr. Emmitt I. Wrote
"has appeared in concerts tn seven
, of the North Eastern ?a?
in the South. During the past sum
mer it made a good-will trip t
Nassau, Bahamas Islandftr-Th
The choir , has also appeared o
radio and television programs. Re
cently it was heard on a networ'
program sponsored by the Unite
Negro College Fund. Miss Frsly
Ferguson?is?the?accompanist fo
the choir.
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i 16 Students Elected
At South Carolina S
ORANGEIJUHG*? Sixteen stu^
dents at South Carolina State Col- '
lege were elected to Who's Who ^
Among Sit.deiila._in A merit-an Uni- ?7
'' versitjes and Colleges for 11)56'
1657.
11 'bhese graduating "seniors were ^
' selected hy fatuity members repre
sending-all divisions of the eolletre
*" in hoth curricula and exti a-curri *
'* cular areas. Selecton is based up6n
e qualities of. excellence and sincer- sl
ity of scholarship, leadership, par- "
' tieipatioij in academic and extra- '
' curricula activities, citizenship, service
to school, and promise of fut- e<
are usefulness to business and so
? cl
Students receiving the honor and
the high schools from which they.1!'
graduated are:?Dolly Louise Bon-I
:s beau, Burke- High School, Charlesi>
lesion, S. C.; Sallie M Green Bo-J
lit -derick,?Wilkinson High School, '
ij--Orange luwgi C. C.| Lugnu1 Bu.lil. ' ^
Camp Liberty High School, Jen-,- *
le kinsville, S. C.; Richard Chandler, s'
t- Jr. Booker T. 'Washington High | ^
:r Sc hool, Columbia, S. C.; James j1
3- Coop'er, Jr., Tomlinson High School j
i - | Kingstrec. S. C.: Carter. L. peas,,
ie t Avery High School, Charleston, j
>f j S. C.; Mildred F. HSrs, Immaculate'8
Conception High School, Charles- !
c- ton, S. C.; Connie Holland, Blue j
">- Ridge High School, Seneca, S. C.; ;
1- | Willette M. Johnson, Robert Smalls ?
| High School, Beaufort, S. C-.; Shrrle
i ley Parrott, Finley High School,
Ip j Chester, S. C.; Susan A. Rhue,
1- j Rosemary High School, Andrews, ,
S. C.; Jasper Bookman Sanford,
:o Sam Houston High School, Huntsk
ville, Texas; Cleveland Smith, Col-' j
leton High School, Walterboro, S.<
s. ! C.; Barbara A. Vaughn Sims High
' School. Union. S. ('. f Will- *
N j jams, Orangeburg County Training ,
School, Klloree. S, C. .
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J. D. McGhee, Reporter %
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OLLEGK TO UP HOST PRC. 8 ~
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ORANGEBURG?South Carolina v
iv ! State College will he host to ''
I f
j. ' twenty-five or more South-Caro-" 1
>r lina school papers whose represents, j
ie tives will attend the thirteenth anfij
nual meeting of Palmetto Scholas>
tic Press Association on Saturday
it December 8. Sessions will be held
e in White Hall Auditonum.
;0] Dr. B. C. Turner, president of
(".South Carolina State College will
n j extend, greetings to_ the delegates
v. I at the opening session whicliJio--''-i
y | gins at 12:15 p. m.
j j J A. \V. ^Hoursey. Burke School,
;r; Charleston and president of the
ie I Advisory Board of PSPA will he
;0 | moderator for a round table which !
| will' discuss*the topic "Starting
| ami Improving the School Paper,"'
One student representative and
, one' faculty representative from >
Sj eacn school paper will he participants
in the Round Table discussion.
Students now enrolled in the Colli
lege who were formerly officers or
s members of PSPA and staff mem
7^ bers of "'lhe Collegian," the Col>1
lege paper, will be co-host with
e the College and serve as guides
i_ and assistants.
t The College will be host at a
o luncheon for all delegates and para
ticipants at two thirty o'clock Sat- |
_ urday afternoon.
' The agenda for the day includes 1
d registration 10:00 to 11:15 a. m. '
r campus tour 11:15 to 12:00 M,?
s 1 opening session 12:15 p. m., Round
Table Discussion 12:30, Business
I ession 1:30 p. m., Luncheon .2:30 j
j.! p. m., and Social 3:30-pTVn.
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EN (LITTLE DADDY) BRADIX,E
M O ST-TALK EDBOL'TCHILI)
STAR IX THE
01 ENTRY
CHICAGO?Bfeh (I.)ttle Daddy
raddix, the most-talked-aboi
iild star in?thc country today,
atured in the January EBON1
elebrities IFke Sophie Tucker ha\
ing his praise and critics ha\
tiled him "another, Sammy Davi
r."
Little Daddy, like Sammy.istar
1 yoUng, plays the dtums, danei
ud sings popular tubes with tl
air of an old pro. Dallas, nigl
tih owner Jack Ruby, who mai
ges the, boy, predicts that, Litt
laddy will grow into the bigge
ling in "show business.
\\ hen the pint-sized star recen
r,.l returned to Dallas from h
i-inmphimt t.uir ..f Hi.. W,..t ...
I id west, he found himself-immo
eel in the middle of a bitter di
ute. His mother^ Mrs. 01 lie Bra
ix Monroe, and grandmother Mi
lattie Braddix Kelson "firtlp
luby because the.v were not sati
ied with Jiis handling of the
oy's earnings. ^
Ruby waved a contract at the
hat is supposed to give him t
igJht to manage the boy until t
1st birthday. He told EBON'
I'll not lose Little Daddy. I'll ;
o court!" :
After the mother and - gran
neither fired Rul^y -they lock
lonis with each other over w
rus to care for Little Daddy. T
nother said he was to live with hi
nit the grandmother told EBON
hat the boy had lived with h
inee he was 2'2 years obi ami .v>
mown nc other home. The moth
inally won" out7~She narked h
on's belongings and took him hor
rith her.
The mother said. "He will 11
e used as a financial end by an
no.. The only thing I -\yant_i*-ukjteet"
my-son's future."
Many veterans of sliuw husino
re hoping Little Daddy's futu
;ill not be doomed by. the bicko
ng that could take the lustre fro
his young star's performances.
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I Tt'SKEGEE INSTITUTE CON- I
1)1 ( TOR AND. COMPOSER IN- j?
VITKD TO CONDUCT ALL- j (
I STATE IIKiil SCHOOL CHORUS'J
Tuskee Institute, Ala., Nov.,?
William L. Dawson, conductor and I
' ^
composer, who directed tl^e Tus- [ "
kegCtflnstitute Choir for many . 1
years, accepted an invitation from '
the Ne v Yo'k State School Music e
rj Associate t to he jjuest Cor.duci'JT" ^
oT the All-State Hijjh School Cho- ! *
js ; rvis r 200 voices . cheduled for ! '
^ ! St I llt't'.-U!, N? w i oi k, Nove.ni w j u
re j 2.>," 30 an<r Pecembi'i 1. > ^
>e 1 This is the fifth time that the j
former chejr master of 1'usi;ep;ee |
i j has been it>rifed to conduct chorus- '
jlii'vs in the State of New York. 1
es k Recently Dawson returned from '
\u successful tour of Spain, a coun- 1
1 try in which he did guest conduct- !
tl_ 1 under the auspices of the Depart- 1
I !meiit of State of he United States.{ (
. j In Spain Dawson conducted the 1
? Orfeorr DoViOfrtiarra 'of San Sahusj
tiaan, in the Basilica at Loyola, as
' part 'of the 400th Anniversary i
of the (loath <if St. hrn^cin do I.nv
j ola, founder of the famed order
of the Company of Jesus,
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"jl; LARRY STEELE DETERMINED
i TO BRING CHORDS GIRLS
S" ; RACK TO THE AMERICAN
11 STAGE
CHICAGO?Stage producer Larry's
determination to bring back
' chorus girls to the American stage
i is featured in the anuary EBONY.
tjo |
I Steele, owner and producer of the
, I Smart Affairs troupe, kept the
^ j i chorus girls idea alive during the
I lean years, feels that his uphill
^ ( struggle is~nearing an end.
J Steel has built shows around the
I chorus line since the late forties
and insists that the chorus girl is
?r
[the foundation of show bpsinpsa.
^ i Kecently his troupe which employs
record-braking performance a t
n l Cifo's in^1 Hollywood where they
followed it up at the Dubes in Las ?'
? , Vage, Nevada. ' ,
Cab Calloway, the hi-de-ho king.
] who appeared' with the troupe in
I.as Vetras. agrees with Stoplo and
>' also gives the long-stemmed danc- '
re . . ? .
ers an assist,
r- ..... -
iNignt clubs," says Cab, "have I
m j to compete with TV and spectacu-1
lars. People see big shows on TV I
and they want to see big shows and 1
lavish productions when they go to
night clubs." " i
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SWEDISH PKODUCER-SHOWAIAN'ANl)
HIS 12-YEAR-OLD
NEGRO DAUGHTER IN EBONY
j CHICAGO?A celebrated Swed^
ish producer-showman and his 12I
year-old Negro daughter whom he
>P i adopted eiglit years ago, are featured
in the January EBONY.
Since the adoption, Karl Gerhard
has been devoting most of his offstage
life to the rewarding task
of making his daughter, Katima,
happy. _ .
AxcrhariP^aTtopted the youngster
in Copenhagen, Denmark when the
child was 4*/2 years old. .Since that
time they have toured the Euro
I ijcan luiiiuieiii, muny times a ti cl
' | daring their trips Fatima was proI
vuteu with a tutor. This has resulted
in her becoming one of the
brightest students attending Stockholm's
French school.
Gerhard'was producing a show
in Copenhagen when he first saw
his daughter-to-be. Fatima had
come to the theater with her
7 mother to try out for a skit'calling
for three small colored child*
J ren. Gerhard took one look at the
; little girl and decided to hire her. t
When he became better acquaint- t
I ed with her mother, he asked per- ;
, ! mission to invite Fatima to his | j
r horrtr in Stockholm. There he treat
J } ed the child like a member of his :
e | family. When thn mother. 11 linn- '
t ish. seamtress whose 'Abyssinian
? ! husband had deserted her, found i
?* it dttfTCTTh: to give hor chiltTi en the '
f ; care they needed, she suggested to
1 . .
y uernard that he adopt Fatinia. j
M I Without a moment's hesitation, he
I 11 assumed the responsibility of pa- <
luj I'vehthood.
K1 The r>n yeai (.Id bachelor shown
n ered the youngster with luxuries i
IJ and fatherly affection. He tells in 1
j EBONY how he Sound joy in see- , I
ing her change from a serious, de- '
P fensive child "with her nnills tin." <
Jj fo~~a glowing young girl full of
Kent tor living. ' ' ~t
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1. PEKRIN-THOM AS SCHOOL i
TO PRESENT CHRISTMAS
PAGEANT
The public is cordially invited to
enjoy a Christmas Pageant, "Come '
and Worship," that will he presented
Wednesday, December 14, at
8:00 P. M. in the School Cnfetor- J ^
1
ium. Some pupils from all classes
will participate. A treat is in j
store for all that attend.
Miss V. King, Misses Fordham,C
"A.. J. rarRTaTTl Miss C Martin a re IL
I In charge of the program.
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0 LEADER
Jackie Robinson t
ipingarn Medal A
NEW YORK, Nov. 29?The 41st
ipingarn Medal will he presented
o^Jackie Robinson, the versaiilt
Jrooklyn baseball star, at a lunchon
in his honor here on Saturday
>ac?mber 8, at tlie Hotel Rohse"Htt.
The presentation will he hj
id Sullivan, newspaper eolumnis)
rnd?host uf thy 'popular l V proframr"Twst
OfThe Town." T
The medal, awarded annually bj
lie National Association for tht
Advancement of Colored People t<
1 Negro American for distinguish
id achievement, is being presentei
;o the brilliant athelete, "for hi
superb .portsmansJiip, his pionee
rolfe in opening up~a new field o
iiuieayor for young Negroes, an
his civic consciousness."
Instituted fn 1914 by the late .
E. Spingarn, then chairman of th
rvaauv-inuoii s r>oaru oi u i rector
the medal has previously* bee
awarded to such distinguished /
merieans as Dr. Ralph J. Bunch
Miss Parian Anderson, Judge VVi
liam H. Hastie,?A Philip Randolp
Mrs. Mary McLeod Bethune, Wa
ter White, Richard Wright, D
Chanrfing H. Tobias, Thurgoc
Marshall, Dr. Louis T. Wright,. D
George Washington Carver ar
others.
In his will, Mr. Spingarn left
fund sufficient to continue tJ
award "to perpetuate the lifelon
interest of my brother, Arthur 1
Spingarn, of my wife, Amy 1
Spingarn, and of myself in the acl
ievements of the American Negro
Arthur B. Spingarn is now pres
dent of the Association.
The donor established the med)
to call attention to the existent
of distinguished niP'i* ?nd aet
ievement among American Negrot
and to serve as a reward for- sue
achievement, and as a stimulas t
the ambition of colored youth. ,
nine-person committee of awatmakes
the annual selection.
In addition to Mr. Robinson an
Mr'^uTTnsan others addre?cino> tr.
luncheon meeting include Dr. Cha
ning H. Tobias, chairman of th
NAACP Board, and Dr. Alia
Knight Chalmers of Boston, til
Association's treasurer.
NANNIE BURROUGHS
FELLOWSHIP MISSIONARY j
CIRCLE
i ;
COLUMBIA?The Nannie Bu
roughs Fellowship Missionary Ci
cle convened at Union Bapti
Church, 2nd Sunday in Novembe
4:00 P. M., 195G. Rev. denkij
pastor, Mrs. Robinson President i
Missionary Society. ! , \
It was indeed a nice meeting
The President presided in her u
lial interesting way. The devotion:
was conducted by Mrs. Myers at
-Vlrsr Gr Bimpktnsv Seen's as if th
service rets the meeting in ord<
tor further spiritual work. Ma
God .bless the leader^.
Devotional subject: "A Victor
ous Life." Scripture: Genesis -4!
5-5. They were touchingly read h
Mrs. P. A. Ingram, Topic: "A Lit
\Voi>h Whilo?Must?Be?Infu c
With Christian Principles." Scrij
ture: Luke 12:13-34. The Scriptui
was beautifully real by Mr
Myers. The topic was discusse
with'force by Miss Lillie Ma
Green. She gave several phrast
on the topic: Explanation to ear
one was good and strengthening t
those striving to live "Life Wort
for it is glorious. Sorry we hav
not space to name those who gav
iovely comments.
Among the items discussed wa:
'What to do and how to be ore
pared to do something at Chris!
mas for some of the leas fortunat
people. We trust each one has-de
eiiled to let this be one way, sh
will ardore Hini*.
J Come, let ug u-u?ic H'm. O
Come let us a-dore, O Come, le
us a-dore Him, Christ, the Lore
Quoted.
Several members and friend
were siek to whom the Seeretar,
was asked to send r?nU.
Our ex-President was spendinj
>er vacation in New York City
rVe missed her very much, (Mrs
. A. 44obinsonh ~*
Mi ss I-. M. Green was in chaioc
if the mimic-.- ;??
The attendance was.iiif;e so wy
lie finance received. We enjoyei
lieeting at Union baptist and an
n waiting for tiie j)ext one.
The next m..*eting%'is to be heli
it Trinity Baptist, 2nd Sunday ii
December, 4:00 P. Mj Rev. Rogan
'astor. Mrs. E. Davis President
Missionary Society.
Closing F'rayer Mis. C. Simp
c?ns. Closing selection, "Blest Bi
The Tie."
Mrs. C. Dee, Secretary
Mrs. J. .Ienkm?r Ass't Sacretarv
v Acting, Mrs. H. E. Taylor, Pres
*T. E. H. R?port*r
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0 Receive
it Luncheon
[I AME YOl TH .
THROWN ( IIAPKL
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j The?weekly' meeting nf rrm '
-1 Clul? - was h*-1 <I utr-tJie?usual hour
1 on Zion Avenue wi,th Mrs. Muk-Inolia
Francis as hostess. j1
" j Our pastor installed our ollirers (v
for the New Year, <>|
j They are as follows: ;j
President?-Mis? Mary Lumpkiy j (
^ : Vice President?Miss Manjtie. Hro- j
(j I Secretary Miss Naomi McFudden j
nss i. secretary- Mrs. Magnolia
j i Francis . - - j
Treasurer?Mr. Ilenrv Barnes *
g j *
Business . Manager Mr. .1 alius
s" i .Jefferson'" - n
1 UlUllillan and ( u-< h airman of I'roI
gram Committee, Miss Marv
G ! j
'I Alice Brosia, and M,r^. Maggie,)
" I Cochran - .1
wl i
I , Reporter?Mrs. Josephine Blakoly
" ! During the Installation service,
-j-r-our Pastor wished tlnr officers and
members, success in their undertaking
anct wish them Godspeed.
Remarks from the officers followed.
J We must say that in entering
ie ourJ fifth year, with Rev. Cruni~
j lin a.s our leader, we . hope to do
: greater works in the future than
J''i we have done in the pn>? with God
~ as our helper. '
'? j I'lans for our Annual Crist mas
Pagaent is in the making.'
the making.
1 With the singing of the Club
Song, we adjourned to meet with
'" Mr, Simpson Jeffersoti. ;
* After the Mizpah, Mrs. Francis,
: served a delicious repast.
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Footlong Hot Dogs, Shrimp,
Rarbecue. Frigd Chicken,
. Potato Cust^ard
Columbia's Mest M^err t
Restaiiran"
Service with a Smile
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Bring
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old photographs
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copy them. Well eliminate the ^
cracks and teajs, the stains and
spots. We'll even eliminate aa
unwanted hat or. another person ?
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can do... for so little
John W. Goodwb
For Better Photography
21-10 GERVAIS ST.
IMiope 4-2078 . .. .
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No Doown Payment
Central Roofing and
Supply
Seaboard Park Phone 2-1995
Professional Card
TELEPHONE 4-115?
DR. D. R. D1XSON
Dental Surgeon
Office Houth: ?
9 A. M. To I I*. M. and
3 P . M To 7 P. M.
and by 2208 Lady Strool
Appomtment Columbia, SL G
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1609 Harden St- Columbia 8.<t
BEAUTY
SCHOOL '
2479-81 Mill wnrtn
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COLUMBIA 16, 3. C.
A Registered and Appror?4
School
Beauty Culture
For Information Call 4-5M7
W. C. POPE, Owm
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