Florence Morning News from Florence, South Carolina • 5

DAY APRIL 24 1949 LORENCE MORNING NEWS LORENCE yi PAGE 5 A lorence City Briefs I Merry Menagerie ByWait Disney will leave this 1 kept telling you to have your brakes Deaths And unerals of of inc Gel The Drive In Habit REE REE rom April 25th to April 30th GET THE HABIT this at is Josh CIRCLE DRIVE IN THEATRE Name Address City I New Car Prices Have Dropped WE HAVE SLASHED OUR USED CAR PRICES WEST EVANS STREET NOTICE TO AUTO OWNERS $6000 Day Phone 1900 DIXIE CHEVROLET INC COX MOTORS INC lorence 143 North Irby Street Phone 286 131 East Cheves Street were covered with lovely floral offer completed a received his for the services was a quartet consisting The Rotary Club will hold its regular weekly meeting at Hotel lorence tomorrow at 1 The Band Boosters Club will not meet tomorrow regular meet The 1949 National collegiate boxing tournament at Michigan State was the twelfth since 1932 WEDNESDAY APRIL 27TH Mr and Mrs Raymond Moore have received word that their son Cpl Hurd Moore has ar rived at Berlin Germany I I col de ing time due to the absence from town of Band Director Walter Graham I I I I We wish to introduce the Drive In Theatre habit to you and your friends We want you to be out guest for any show from April 25th to April 30th Just clip this pass and present at ticket office with seven cents ederal tax MASTER PLUMBERS MEET COLUMBIA APRIL The South Carolina Master Plum bers Association will hold its an nual convention here April 28 30 Plumbing codes housing mer chandising apprentice training and the role of plumbing in health will be among discussion topics Blackstone of Columbia president of the association Kirby Jordan who recently resigned from the lorence Steel ers baseball club is awaiting ap The Alice Smith Bible Class Central Methodist Church will meet Monday at 7:30 in the Hut The annual Cox reunion of children and kinsmen of the late Mr and Mrs Cox will be held today at the Cox cot tage on Black Creek Members of the Cox fanilTy and invited guests are asked to meet at the Immanuel Baptist Church im mediately following this morn ing's services in preparation for going to the Black Creek meet ing place Chevrolet 2 door sedan Hudson 2 door sedan Buick 4 door sedan ord 4 door sedan Chevrolet 4 door sedan Chevrolet 1 2 ton pickup Dodge 2 door Pontiac sedan coupe Chevrolet 2 door Packard 4 door Chevrolet 2 door Active bearers were Edwin Brunson Alex Brunson Walter David William Blanton Pat King and Grady Martin Those in charge of the arrange ment of the lovelv flowers were Mrs Martin Mrs Pat King Mrs Robert Monson Mrs Blanton and Miss Anna Belle Stafford Major Brunson rs survived by daughter Miss Alice Brunson cf lorence a son Robert Le Brunson Jr of North and Mc Cormick two brothers Mason Brunson and Peter Alexander Brunson both of city MAJOR LEE BRUNSON Tn the presence of numbers of friends and relatives the funeral services for Major Robert Lee were held yesterday afternoon at four at The and Jeffords all of Harts ville A Jeffords of Darling ton and Carroll Jeffords of Phil adelphia Pa 22 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren PVT MARION BANKS Word has been received from the war department that the re mains of Pfc Marion Banks of the United States Army will ar rive in lorence with escort Tuesday morning April 26 at 7:45 and will be taken to the Stoudenmire uneral Home to remain there until time for the services Reburial services will be held 11 of the same day at the graveside in the lorence Nation al Cemetery ull military honors will be accorded by Army personnel from ort Jackson Pvt Banks received his educa tion in the schools of Tans Bay and Darlington At the time of his enlistment on Sept 3 1943 he was employed at the ship yard in Wilmington He received his basic training at ort Jackson He was killed in action on March 10 1945 and was interred in Margraten Aachen Holland Surviving arc his widow who is the present Mrs John Hardee of Tabor City one son Wal bor Banks age 4 one daughter Marion Lvnn Banks age 6 both of Tabor City nts mother Mrs Elizabeth Banks of 248 Hampton Street Darlington two brothers Monnie Banks of Dar lington and McLeod Banks of Hartsville There will be a special meeting of City Council Tuesday at 10 a JOSH COOPER MULLINS Aoril 23 Cooper 47 died in New York City Thursday funeral services were mid in New York today Burial will take place in Washington Monday He was the son of Colo nel Wade Cooper of Washing ton and was In the import ing business He was a Citadel graduate Surviving are the widow and one son He was the of Cooper Sr merchant and fertilizer dealer of Mullins PHARMACY WEEK COLUMBIA April 23 (XP) Governor Thurmond today pro claimed for South Carolina from April 24 30 his home in the Cypress commun ity of Lee County at 9:30 Satur day night uneral services will be held at 5 Sunday af ternoon at Mt Elon Baptist Church at Lydia conducted by the Rev Leonard pastor assisted by the Rev A Mc Gee a former pastor Mr Jetfords spent his entire life in the Cypress community He is survived by his Mrs Ada Parnell Jeffords three daughters Mrs ields and Mrs Vaughn both of La mar and Mrs Talcie Howell of Lydia five sons Robert Royce Waters uneral Home and were conducted by the Rev ft Wright Spears pastor of the Central Methodist Church and the Rev Anderson pastor of the irst Baptist Church of North The committal services and the interment followed in Mount Hope Cemetery where Mr Brun son was laid to rest beside the grave of his wife Mrs Ella King Brunson who died Sept 15 1935 The graves numbers of Ings The music furnished by of Mrs Baggett Mrs Char lie Muldrow Geddie and Thomas McDonald accompanied at the organ by Mrs Junius McIntosh The hymns sung by the quartet were "Beautiful Isle of and "Abide With BRUNSON BROWN OLANTA April 23 Brunson Brown 56 died suddenly Satur day at Clinton South Carolina uneral services will be conducted at 4 Sunday at the New Town Baptist Church Interment in the church cemetery directed by the loyd underal Home He is survived by his father Brown of Camden Negro Womens Council Elect Officers Here The Metrooolilan Council Negro Women met riday after noon in the Wilson High School Library with Mrs Iola Jones pre siding Club projects ai a mem bership drive were discussed and referred for further study to com mittees The following persons were elected officers of the organiza tion: President Mrs Iola Jones vice president Mrs Levy Mrs A Hill Mrs Douglas Mrs White Mrs Lawrence Mrs Buchahan Cor Secretary Mrs Sumpter in Secretary Mrs Maxwell Rec Secre tary Mrs A Anderson trea surer Mrs Hammond his torian Irs Cohen chaplain Mrs A Strother Parliamen tarian Miss Scott reporter Mrs Beck The Council will meet again on May 5 at Wilson High School Library at 5:00 All interested women invited to be present WENDELL LEVI State Commander Wendell Levi of Sumter will install officers elect of the lorence post Veterans of oreign Wars in special cere monies Tuesday night at the VW Hut Marion Highway The investi ture program to which members of the Auxiliary have been ex tended invitation will begin at 8 o'clock Officers to be installed are Robert Griffin commander Hart Spears senior vice com mander Billy Beatty junior vice commander Bowers Sr Hoyt Grainger chaplain Dr Eaddy surgeon Thomas Gasque judge advocate Ward historian Cox service officer and Arrowsmith trusteeship Mrs Cox is president the VW Auxiliary Dr Roy Angell pastor of the Central Baptist Church of Mi ami lorida will conduct re vival services at the irst Bap tist Church here Monday through Sunday Evening services held nightly except on Saturday will start at eight while the morning worship will last from 7:15 until 7:50 daily Tues day through Saturday I40 4 sL I 5 A JEORDS SR A Jeffords Sr 82 died The Knoxville Smokies and lorence Steelers will play here at 3 today in a Tri State Lea gue game 1947 1947 1947 1947 1947 1946 1946 1946 1946 1942 1941 Also a large selection of other Used Cars Lodge 115 Brotherhood of Rail way Clerks will meet in of Hall Tuesday April 26 at 7:30 The Rev Davis of Lake View will preach in revival serv ices at Tabernacle Methodist Church April 24 through May 1 Services will begin at 7:45 each evening All are invited to at tend The Rev Carter Is pastor of the church GLEN GRAY IN PERSON At Pee Dee Warehouse Dillon Levi To Install Officers Tuesday Night DANCE $325 per couple tax SPECTATORS $150 per person tax inc AT DOOR DANCE $400 per couple tax inc SPECTATORS $150 per person tax inc Individual in car speakers Two shows nightly 730 and 9:30 Save This Pass pointrnent to a civil service po sition in where he plans to get in some couching too uoraan recently lege course and giee red Rhoads week for Daytona Beach where he will work with Ray Gotto car toonist creator of the strip red Laswell cartoonist origi nator of the "Snuffy Smith" pa nels was a visitor in lorence riday and a caller upon red Rhoads creator of the and 8 "Hurray or and other features The lorence Civic Orchestra under the direction of Haldane Strain will rehearse Tuesday at 7:45 in the A auditorium Musicians particularly players of stringed instruments are invited to try out for membership in the orchestra Advance tickets on sale at Evans Drug Store Evans at Irby Sts We have several new Hudsons for Immediate delivery Before you buy your new cor try a Hudson CIRCLE DRIVE IN THEATRE Under The Void if name and address not shown ADMIT OHE ONLY When properly presented and with payment of ederal tax Void After April 30th 1949 Give your car the Spring look and have it painted at Dixie Chevrolet Inc Enamel $4500 and Lacquer Jobs All metal work guaranteed satisfactory We give free wrecker service anywhere in the city day or night Night Phone 553 Come in and take advantage of these Reductions fl Pack Up The Kids Put On Your vU Pajamas And Head This Way Vi 1 1 Ml 1 JW i A 4 25 Conf y49 Will Disney PioJuUtoni World Kn Kin Mature SyndicMt i 1 I 1' tkj MS Director Of National Negro Council Thinks Maybank Tinged With Bilboisjii Morning New Washington Hortas George Wailiington Inn WASHINGTON April 2 Parts of an exchange between Senator Burnet Maybank and Senator John Sparkman (D Ala) and Edgar Brown Director cf the National Negro Council during hearings on the housing bill were published yesterday in the Re cord at the request of Republi can Senator Capehart (Ind) Both Senators are members of the Senate Banking Committee which conducted the housing hearing The exchange had taken place without attracting the attention The Record yesterday attracted he Record yesterday attracted some interest At one point in his testimony on the housing bill Brown got off into a discussion about whether Senators May bank and Sparkman should be seated In the Senate Part of the exchange follows: (Brown talking) "I might say that as you know and I owe this to you and Senator Maybank who has just come in I have opposed both of you being seated here in the United States Senate and I am still opposed to your being seated until you are investigated as to whether you like Senator Senator Maybank "I thought this was a housing Investigation:" Brown: Maybank I want to pay you a compliment eventually when I get through" Senator Maybank: "But you said I ought to be Brown: do not think you should for the purpose of this committee particularly Senator Maybank: can say this In Charleston there are some of the best housing developments In this country Colored people there have good housing Brown: "I am glad to hear that Senator May bank: need not worry how I feel about hous ing health and those things for colored people" Brown: "Since you raise the question Senator Maybank I be lieve I know there are now in many sections of the country white and colored people living in the same housing projects and nothing has happened I think we can make a lot of progress serving equally human beings Senator Maybank: "You cannot convince me of that Colored peo ple are perfectly satisfied the way they Brown: may be true in South Carolina but not in other States including Illinois my home State New York Senator Maybank: "Look at the roacmes7waterbugsB I AND ANTS CANfT LIVE 1 IN A HO8AE DAT A HAS BEEN ROACH XM Adv i aza STEEL A hThe" Capitol framed by the steelwork for the new South Capitol Street bridgo which will span the Anaeostia River in trouble not this that in our area Senator Sparkman: the real trouble not this that Is our area we know what we are doing? In those areas they pretend to do one thing but do Brown: to Detroit today all is well As I have stated earlier many sincere people see things differently I come bore to start any controversy on civil rights Senator MSybank: "The only statement I made was that you UNERAL NOTICE uneral services for Mrs Julia Kersey will be held at 4 Monday afternoon at Trinity Bap tist Church Burial will be in the Baptist cemetery The Jordan uneral Home is in charge of ar niDM drive in VinvLC THEATRE 2 Shows nightly 7:30 9:30 Monday Tuesday in 9 JUKI Hill ilLlSII HWOHfl IN CAR SPEAKERS Children under 12 in cars admitted free had reference to elections and I did not think that belonged in this committee where we are dealing with housing If there is any ques tion of elections it should not be discussed here as you know and I don't think it has any place in here" Brown: agree with you" TODAY AT THE THEATRES COLONIAL imuwoMa JBM M1YS0N rem UVMB i NARGAirr BBHH ELIZABETH UYLBi MMT LEIGH BOSSMO RAZB Show Starts 3:30 Theatre Opens 3:00 CAROLINA Cartoon News Events eatures 3 4:40 Show Opens 2:40 ACE DRIVE IN THEATRE Timmonsville Highway Showing MONDAY TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY April 25 26 and 27th A PICTURE YOU WILL NEVER ORGET! hygiene been Ns giri friend CoIma oiMr tcAttol famous rerson: fukdlo COMMENTATOR Warnmt! 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