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- g.- May 4,. *05 7 T W " i' ' " . N > ; cour r ? Liqcur Vio! | Dominate C The following eases were dispose* ' of in Columbia police court durinj the past week: ' Betty Lee Perrett, 21; drunk an disorderly conduct and resisting i J days in jail. ] ski Jtlorley, 6(3; drunk;- $7.13 a' e paid. ' Willie Wads, 31; vagrancy, 1< day.; on jran?. , Lucille Goodwin, 34; Violation o liuuc.r law. Held _j?ri- Genera ? Se. sion Court under $500 bond. Lottie Eva i.s, 48; drunk, 7 day* ii "*v city jti-.l. Truett 1,. Smith, 51; urunk am disorderly conduct; 15 days oi fim.g. . . Sarah Washington, 32; drunk $7.50 paid. Howerd Hodges, 37; drunk; $^.5i paid. ' Sarah Wright, 26; disorderly con duct; $15.50 paid: . disorderly conduct; $15.50 paid Nelson Darby, 40; disorderly con duct; $15.50 paid. Connie fields, 24; disorderly con duct; $15.50 paid. Margaret E. Davis, 32; drunk "^7.50 paid. ~ " Saunders Wolf, 42; drunk; 7 day , on gang. Leonard Owess, 16, house break *" -ing; continued -Nehemiah Owens, 15, house break ing; continued. Carolyn A. Black, 18; violation o Miquor law; $49.50 paid. Woodrow Wright, 24; drunk, $7.5 - fine. Gary Lowman, 38; drunk, 7 day i on gang. t' _Myrtee Shelley, 27; violation o j liquor law; $49.50 paid, i Harry Sullivan, 27; drunk and'dis J- orderly conduct; 30 days o l ffang. .""I Buster McNeil, 48; i drunk; $7.5< i paid. Julia Williams, 38; drunk; $7.5' paid. "7 'Albert Pou, 2.1; disorderly conduc 30 days on gang. Sam Young, 46; drunk; 7 day on gang. Sherwood Goodwin, 30; drunk an< disorderly conduct; $15.50 paic James J. Kelly, 30; assault a n < , battery with intent to kill; hel under $500 bond for Genera Sessions court. ] Jessie Mack, 38; disorderly cor i duct; 15 days on gang, j Gilbert P. Williams, drunk, $7.5( ' fine paid. Willie H. Payne, 35; drunk; 7 day on gang. Hazel L. Bewett, 20; petty lar cency; $25.50, fine paid. James Jones, 36; drunk, 7 days o f?ang. Thelma Holden, drunk and dis ? ?oideily conduct; I days in jail. Shirley Reeves, .20; .drunk and dis i orderly conduct, $15.50 fine pai '] Bobby Greene,. 18; drunk and dis ?< orderly conductt; 4& days ? o I gang. Wilbert Carolina, 18; grand -lai cency; case r^ptinued. Sammie Meyedk, 42; drunk; 7 day on Rang. Johnnie Daniels, 66; petty larcenc 60 days on gang. JameB Henry, 89; gambleing; $10 50 paid. Johnnie J. Odom, 33; drunk, 7 day ..^.A -J ii " . i OUOTKS" i i i lations 4ty Court d . on Kant;. g Isaac Murphy, 56V disorderly conduct; :$300 bond suspended, d Emma Murphy, 35; disorderly con? t ; duct; . $300 bond suspended. Henry (J. Key, 23; drivifig while 0 intoxicated continued. Eugene .Thomas, 21;. receiving 0 ' itu'n . ? > * $>25.50; fine paid. Sadie Sales, 43; drunk and petty f larcen..: ;;7 days in city jail. 1 Willie Railey, 30 petty larcency; 30 i ? *** o-.wx- , n Margaret. Bovan. drunk, $7.50: p:tid. i J. C. Gt'.ge-, ;J5; uiunk; $7.50 paidJ rj Tier" -0, .drunk; 7 days on1 -j? ? ; Leola Fisher Colfer, 40; violation I liquor law, $49.50 paid. 9 >Will!e Hopkins, 50; drunk and dig- a orderly conduct; $15.50 paid. C -! Eddie Greene, 19; disorderly con1- P duct and possessing unlawful 1 !- weapon; 40 days gang. I i iViola S. Yorging,?19;?disorderly I. j conduct; $15.50 paid. ' < - Oscar D. Boyles, 27j disorderly > conduct; $15.50 paid. jt ' . 11 _ j, ?1 ? vv v ttfi/innn ILLNLdaLo , and ; BIRTHS f BY IDA SUMTER -TWfollowing ia a list of nameapatients in the Good SamartianWaverly Hospital: s Miss Shirley Highsmith, Miss Flossie Scipio, Miss Lessie Mae ? Jackson, Miss Lucille Cozetta Blocker, Mrs. Mafia Green Foster, Mrs. "Doris Artemus, ^liss Leen vater Haynes-,-^Alis. Viola Trapp, Mrs. Margaret Roache, Mrs. Viola g Jefferson, Mrs. Hattie Counts, Mrs. Cassie Martian, Mrs. Mary Bates, 0 Mrs. Lucille Mealer, Mrs. Georgia Benefield, Mrs. Ella R. Younginer, ' r* Mrs. Mamie Summers,---Mrs.-- Lelia Bland, Mrs. Luetta Smith, Mrs. Catherine Thompson, Mr. Lewis Milligan, Mr. Robert Lebby, Mr. ^ Byrd Madison, Mr. David Williams, . Mr. John Artemus, Mr. Frank j Smitl}, Mr. David Wilson, Mr. Jul- , ius De Vault, Mr. Henry Gilmorcj 1 1 jMr. Thomas Moront, Mr. Issiah Samuels, Mrs. Lizzie Cunningham, Mrs. Annie Rhodes, Mrs. Sarah Barber, Mrs. Alice Preston, Mrs. Audry Clark, Mrs. Janie Ferguson, ' :Mrs. Ruth Janeretta, Mrs. Lugenia j Waiters, Mrs. Elizabeth Broadnex. 3 BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Boys to: ? Mr. ana Mrs. wooarow samuei n i | Nathan [. j Mr. and Mrs. Isaac'Joe" | Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Brooks !- i Mayers I \ dtMr. ana Mrs. Jacoh Murray, j- Mr. and Mrs. Odell Washington j n Mr. an|'d Mrs. James Dixon Mr. an|d Mrs. Samuel H. Thompson > Mr. and Mrs. William B. Rice Mr. an^l Mrs. Harold F. Boozer s Girls ta: |Mr. an<^ Mrs. Willie ^Murphy J| yrMr. and 'Wrs.XIuy Hhelps, Jr. * (Mr Mr. T Vlro,, ...... ?. V<.J > Mr. and Mr*. J..^, Chapman ' Mr. and Mri. Major Alphonao 'S Roberts HE PALMETTO LEADER " w&il$ m^m gJKs, ^ff ^^^9 Dr. Archibald James Carey, Jr., in' cting chairman of the President's put :ommittee on Government Em- cag loyment Policy, will address the me 14 graduating seniors of Allen wa Jniversity on May 30. vie Dr.?Carey,?a funner American 1 lelegate to the United Nations, inc vho is both a minister and an at- Av orney, has held several prominent sei )ositions in the last few years. He cri las also been the recipient o f Mi nany coveted awards. eff Among the-marry honors beatOW- sh! ;d upon Dr. Carey are the follow- m itg: Alderman of the Third Ward, an Lhieago, from 1947 to 1956; Rc[tubliean Candidate for Congress Ch First District of Illinois, nominated an aTA ATA AT i^I ^ ^ ^ ^ COUNTS DRU ~ . 1105 WASHINGTO READ ST. DRL 2301 REAI i ?FOR? YOUR N TrmiU jy Q O fn D/MI'#1 r>? A win ,m uo tV- 1 if U UC1 - Lotions ? Ha Sandwiches ? Cold D . PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFU We Have Many G< 1956 Buick Special Riviera Hard 1 Equipped. Radio and Heater. 1956 Ford Fairlainp rmintrw Brakes. Radio and Heater. ( 1956 Pontiac Star Chief Catalina I Radio and Heater. Two Tone Tires. Extra Clean 1954 Chev. Bel Air _4-Door Powerprl ?? and Heater. Two Tone Green ?whH?tires. . Clean 1953 DeSoto V-8 4 Door Automat Heater. OPEN TO 7 :C 7 NEW & USE V M A DVAAT nirntn Immviun DUIVN; - 2015 GERVAIS ST. ~ Columbia. Soul *_ i , r . * . * * . * Archibald J. Carey j^f-' trit) Uni half I ^eJ? )dCr lb?r vic? Noi !cag iby {sen: ' U I (Pre J l-Tmc ' T ii< |W? t Kl 1 ^J| I i Sai i i Su Primary, 1950; Speaker at Re>lican'National Convention, Chi-1Un o, July 8, 1952; received A- ^ rican Veterans Committee Ard for Distinguished Public. Sere, 1952. ... Jther honors bestowed an Carey ^< luded the Abraham Schwartz - ard for Human Relations, pre?ted by the Council Against, Dis mination of Greater Chicago, irch 4, 1954, for "providing 'ective human relations leader? ip in community- and? govern-' mt," including a bronze_ plaque Ti d $500; the "Useful Citizens"' vard from the University of.Ti icago, June 5, 1954; a Citation ! d medal of Knight Xommander 1? W ) w . " Tt 1 J 01. EErD S m s ? Face Creams ir Dressing rinks ? Sundries LLY COMPOUNDED I I I 3od Used Cars I * Topf Hydramatie, Power Like New $2405 I! n 9 passenger 4 Door B j "lean $2295 11 lard Top Hydramatic Green. White Wall ' Price Cut $1895 flj j ide P"ully powered. Radio and white^SfrithwRTte M rrice $liy5 ' ic Trans. Radio qnd ? Price Cut To $695 ' ^ 10 12. M. I iq :d cars i ] SIDE & SONS ] TEL 6-0602 I th Carolina ,1 ^ " ? ^ i . Page 15 V-ibariajt humane OHSfer of lean Redemption for his "con- ~ ution to the cause of go$d re>ns between Liberia and tha ted States," presented on be; of President Truman of i- h lublic of Liberia by AmbassaClarence L. Simpson, Movent4, 1955. ' ' | arey also received tije-^ "Sers to Mankind" Award from tha thwejt Sertoma Club of Chio, March 7f 1956; was appointed. President Eisenhower as First ernate Delegate of the United " tes' to the Eighth General Asibly of the^ United Nations, y 27, 1956 and appointed b y sident Eisenhower as Viceiirman of the President's Com- . tee on Government Kmploy^. . nt Policy. i list of follows: J ? ;suay?.way zi? liliue Heading ,'ontest 7:00 7. M. <i dnesday?May 11?Conseera- ! . f v * ion Services 7:00 P. M. lev. Melvih Chester Swann, Sr bethel A. M. E. Church, Greens- ? >oro,; North Carolina Lurday?May 25?Class flight 7:00 P. M. nday?May 26?Baccalaureate , J. E. Kirkland , 6:00 P. M. ' ron Baptist Church; , ' * iladelphia, Pennsylvania 1 f >nday?May 27?Home ETcononit's Demonstration 12:00 Noon?6:30 P. M. . mHay^May^T^Oratoricah Con- ^ test 12:00'Noon >nday?May 27?Religious Societies 7:00 P. M. ' Colonel Douglas L* Robinson 'J Chaplain) Veterans Administration Hospital . ' ' Uteen, North Carolina tesday?May 28^?Ai t Demonstration 12:00 Noon-6:30 lP. M. lesday?May 28? Student% A chievement - -.7:00 P. M. . ' Dr. Emett Dampkfn ; ednesday? May 20? Trustee Board Meeting 10:00 M. eanesaay?May 29?At Home to Seniors 5:00 P M. : ??-? ~ ednesday?May 29? Alumni ?? Night- frrtHTP. ~M. Dr. Kffie T. Payne Baltimore. Maryland lursday?May 30 Commence- ^ Day? ? 10:30 A. M. Dr. Archibald Carey, Jr. Chicago, Illinois .... JO H N SON | r uneral Home Inc. \ ' i 140t PARK -ST." Columbia, S. C. PHONE 4-8137 > i 1 ? Manigault's ' SERVICE Phone 4-8519 Vlanicaulfs Funeml Home 714 MAIN STREET ? ~T"~ ? Columbia, S. I'. 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