The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, June 06, 1957, Page Page 5, Image 5
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Spartanburg Nes
Whites of Rights
.-Sr.V.UTA \! i'C Kt.v ... A ay. Mi
1/,*w !.. I'ci iy travi* -.a p'onivs*
;'<>? ? -v last on tli > sta
- ? i-iuh! - In Si.nl !i < ;w <.:
Sctiili in
iiiiii' t<? tho htuj
\\"i< i< if" SltT.il n'l'o.lii
. ''11i*m ian-t ;t?(| t iVv'ir ,?au>
.?- tr'-iT-i'vir.t-' ;rhii' - -r^rrr-r?'T; ha- 1.
v. . ^ 4 -;v
!' ivitlhiod . i t vr, al *l;r\ s:
-HMiViiu'il front tin* I'.ifi.l
. t iK'c >taU'< .Kk:|)itoj" Court
" . i -n-n tit- sryrtawji;.ion. "
H< ferivtl si ('.'ii iV-iiliy to
. , I i of . I :ri!:i?i?*!;> ii;i
' .i VJ^nt h ( t!i i ? ? VA
. . uoii.;, .who s.u?*?| a luis i-iini) :
in < ' .'uiyia.' aii.d a Rock. liill
ture ...a-i'iim ease, .
' ,?..?To ; ' iii ai d i a 'r?oo'irerinr
?l'hila >;?hia pihmthropi-t who
nw!>vv at his death', for ostatdi
jvieiu : ? a eolk'sre- for polio,, wl
urphn hoys, 'l'he city- of I'hilai
' phia 'vamc administrator of
trust :-.s:?d, and the .tiiiaid (.
Ie?v ^ sj-s liui.lt.
0v?. a period of many ye
initial. .funds we're exhausted i
the dejre, whose trustees w
city <-*-'ich}!s themselves. been
. moir" d more entwined with
city u eminent. City funds \v
used " help support the eoflk
- lie
\v: t.n a N'earo male orphan
plied h i admission. he wassien
AS.,. Miie-Court ruhnp- la-Id t
he . i.l 1 e admitted because
instjtu.ion sought and used <
i>'ovev: .wont funds and anyone
- - ina\ t.-?t should he governed
tin* iof the laml.
('firr.f-i-ninit the hus.case in
luml :. . in which a jinljro 1\i
Solit:. ' afnlina soy rotation h
un .?> '- .tiitianal. he said there
' . n?>- ' to file another -ajhi
the-oase lias ohviol
serv??':. purpose."
The ?.lit came almm when
h~ " LEARN TO
I RELAX
a After Summer
g School Classes
? GET THE
\ SAVOY
I HABIT
OI'V.N KVKKY DAY AT 2
! The Bi
! COMM1
I
9 ' Fnr R
S Call o
P...--'-.
L
fro Lawyer tells
Status in S C. v^ltd
woman in'eypied a sen1 V:iit.1
rated by a white woman ia tin1
,u> iVoai a|" a crowded '.as in Columl.'iih
Tin- ilriwT prilei'cd licr -to
ItMVl' 'i he lilt* . .IV l!a? Ipoll dooL,
*i r* said the "attorney I '
, ' >*1 ii-ii *. ?i 1. ac'it.n t>ro'?**'ly
will the- Uikuiii i*? lite
.. ,
lilt* Uiii aCuro .
_it'.-adi'Kit-*?* u'n~> help
" taxes. I"'. said, are *-?i*i'>**??_!- front
,'t'" il-lijjis.^ion. . jr ,v.
-? ' 1 r
lht> ' 1-4 rnujjf s'Oai tnnh.ur;* (n in'y.
llnW'.!u' lawyer said t'-.iv 'as he knew
ijio t!" ***"< was only oi'.o petition from
mv Nejrroes in the county. who asked
i,.,. admission to white school--. This
.v;as District. 7. or the'City School
.^.s.yMein!?? . ' .
I ". < peTit ion was submitted
, shortly after the- Supreme Cburt
it ' rilling;. hut- no action'was t;t&en
lei cit-v ^?'hopls hoard of trustees;
,l As for voting. N*ejvroe.s in Sp.al,
I tajthur.tr County are in a hotter
position than their counterparts in
some other Southern areas, said
ai.s the attorney. *
and " / i ?
ere .Although they ran vote, he said,
line the. trouble with, them seems to
the he the saoie trouble which exists
ere among- white Spartans. They can't
jre, p:et the'tn to linn out at the Dolls,
w : j *i * *
t 111_- illlUl IH*\ ,
?pied.
~
iiat SamuelJohiTSofT
the *
ity Earns M.D. Decree
dojiV
Snmui'l V. .Tohns'v. >?>?? of Mr,
and Mrs. liouhen . Johns'' at* C'olunihia.
reeeived .the do- of !>}
Mod l,f Medieino at the :v" .. eonil\vs
rvoiviscs 'l.'vyafil
.n.?- I""'\orsity, Washjnto::.
fal.. H" . will do hi< i'p" at
,s'y Kinds' County Hosjiit;Vi.~ toklyt
New York.
a
--? Attending the eummeiit .-.opt e\
An.'Avi.->os were the t'oplowin.sy rolafive's:
Mrs. i'euhon Johnson Sr.
E Miss Joan llurrouirhs. Mr. jr.u
Mis. Ot-a I.onoir, Miss-t Hornim
B Johnson, Mr. and Airs. Houhei
Johirson Ji\, and their-son. Harry
I Mr. Kufvono Joh.nson. Airs. Zenobi;
Dixon, Mr. Fred Martin, Air. an<
I ^Ilos Dauirh, Air. J,H. Alar
'tin. Sut. and Airs. Leonard Thorn
Q<ton, Airs. Mildred Johnson an
^ Aliss Alarlone AVoodard.
ING ATTR
i CLUB
U - -
0-T Cleveland
' His Orga
Two She
9:30 to 11:3(
pservations J
?r Write: (ocr
< .
1 .
TIIE PALMETTl
Florists Meet
In Washington
;; > WASI11 N(fTONV?. Ml>.. Yiyiar
(lai'th Alk'j iit', ,vio<> jii ct'i'le'it a!
tin.' ItnarJ of I I'usU't'- (if Priividciij
11 'sjiiial and a mem'/cr uf flaryi
iit'il Smicty for Mcdiokl kosi-'aroh
" 1 lit*.. 'Aiii in' tile yiic?t ?j .cnki'i^hi'i'i
I iic.-day, d>ji\ at the .Vii annual
" l'i'ii.l ti^ o: tiii' lini'i'i'iati.n.ial 1'ioi-ts
A- ?< .(tiiin. lii.*., in . uoa?('it'
5 Ami. at' Hou-l St "iilt'i.
? \y4Hfri:rr~ O. .jVtvy; of . At .aini
)>ii'.-iiici:t ?.f tin- As?MkMafj-?ri. ait!i''
cty:i ("iii-Icyi W n.rhii::A !), o:
iye -i .-H' -i' v : mi < > *c.";-n
chairman,, said they Expect evei
uo'-i'/iUVi* and . isitois' u? attcr.d
the 'four-day meetin<r, 5in
11 iny .1 uly^ttr" ' ^V?
H i'j'!ili"ht s- -.of. i ly? '
will include* ;m add region Sunday
I'dy T. 'iy mo Ri'm-i i-ilil Mi K.rr
I.. Harrison, p.tstor t>f Shijoh ltapt
list Church. UcVciviid Mi|. Hani
sun will speak on the cotnentioi
thoriie, "Flowers and Faith.".
'1 ho convention ...'schedule als<
calls for a pilgrim ;uve to fho Fred
erick Douylas Home, the'.Lincolr
Memorial and Arlington (. emeto
_.ry, where wreaths will he placed.
??Fnri Murphy; president- of tin
Afro-American Xowsivmei s niw
JiidUe Andrew J. Howard will pre
, >v!H certificates of merit t-o Washing..?j
Flower and Garden Gnih
students.
II. Kendrix. !\ C. pidV.it
rein* ions than, will serve as. toast
masicV at the hampiot. ami n.om
i .'t.-i ot the l'recola Dctrn; Svujo
'of. Charm will participa'o in t
/'Flowers and Fashions" parade.
i '
The Washington Flower atu
. Garden Guild, host chapter' of th'<
Association, will conduct work
.. shops during the convention deal
| iny with floral schemes and de
sie.'uniii'. to he held i-otw--e:i bust
' a ess sessions. "
I
The Association now has mem
hership in all sections of the na
tion. It was.-organized in l.'o2 hj
Mr. 1 'erry iir an effort to meet ;er
i . v V- J*i - ? -
liiiu neeus 01 .M'jji'O norisis JU>
j otherwise being served at tha
time,
i ; Asked her secret for havin
I lived 100 happy, years, an Eny
- .laiid woiv.an : ronlied, "Never do
- j day's work i I haven't." She cell
d (biated by. an c\t.-i o hours i
oeu
' . fl W
faction
At
Savoy
(OCT OF |
THE CLOUDS) LyOIl
n And Combo
^ws INiteiy
)?-12:30 to 2:30
>CAR TTMYRHK "
HIGIIW
) WINNSHORO RI))
Telephone .'l.M'WS
I CD OBI m EQ OH H BB I
) LEADER
!9 Georgetown Sch
School Under Papi
Sammy Davis Jr
Is Expert In .
I .
Photography, too
*xi?;w;'Y< w:. ' J.,?;' --jr.-. >
I V\ t;i| I ' ! ..wi i' av, ..
. or..'uM'fi'i"-* :i to :--!; \ri;j? a ?
^ ,*.>rn ;<< u it!i v . .
i'- i' ; >ny y. it:i 'a
. AiC'Vi- especially i'atn
. o.iu.j-1.! ji , iA' J tacR Sinam'ru. lv;;M
Imra'do. add' ll'ita* Dam, just ;
'' Vow ot the ;us sho t hy li.a
' i'ainmis
' in an ex< lu.-ivc ' iatt'ia tew ' v.-jil
" ,"Pop I Kamniy tells how ir
first became Ir.tercP te.d .in photo
1"Trraph.v throuoli suchtfj the; irtunj
reproductions. of ohl art?mttsfev
> hun^r in his yrandmetlier's apait
-|iuent.- After his .few attem.pts a
t self e&prossi'dn other than enter
- taininjr, he took to photoyraphj
with hi-- nine-aal vei'vc .mil U nor
- a .member of the Ameriean Soci
1 ety 'of Magazine Photographers
- ajien .only - to professionals, evi
- deuce of his yeat skill with a cani
1 era.
Popular Photoy'raphv devotes i
pajfes to Davis' .best color am
black-and-white photographs, of
- l i"f?u-i- excellent?it; - Ill ^ J) U
i one of our most popular stars.I^TspecIaT
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