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Contest of THE PAI
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? \ujc4* a ^utfuy. . . * ^
Preniiunr Offer ever
papfcr.C" Read our of:
= Following arc tl
entered: ^ _
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.. . .. .... Miss Elois
Rctj O. A
Mr. TE. C.
Miss Annie
Miss Lillian
" Rev; M. G. 1
Mr R. L. B1
; Miss Myrtle
I 2 Rev. S. C. G
BENEDICT NOSES OUT ~ ,h
- CLAFL1N 3-0 e
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5 Orangeburg,Cm Nov:29?
' i On Turkey Day. Claflin traveled c
" to Columbia, S: L. to meOt Bl'll- 'l
edict "College for their annual j
gation. was held scofolo^ while I
Benedict with a field goal made i<
a tally tor three.
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maxim s oest cnance 10 score t
-= 1 came earlyJn the tijyt quarterly
when "Big Tiller." Claflin's j.
fast end went down etfi a punt c
and recovered the ball within |
35 yafds of goal .after it had1 ^
been ' touched by the Benedict
safety man. Here Claflin be
gan i Hp
ball to tha.20 .y.ard. line and on.~
; the first down attemj>t?d-a pass<,
whiclr was' incomplete in the end'
- ' zone Causing the ball to go *to,
'Benedict on the 20 yard line. At*,
the very end of this period Ben-;
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edict after several .unsuccessful p
miPJliplS1 lu JRi/m thru tho "lino*
kickeda field goal which* was the p
...'only score made in the game.|
The Half ended with the ball in, ;
ClflittT s . possession. . ;t
In the second half Benedict 0
^rvfonvUvo plnyir|g c
by kicking on the first down al- j,
most every- time she received the4 \
the bal.l,,.,CWi? berakted-her n,r v
having the most'powerful back-_}
fieltTTn,'tl?e Conference, began!
her terrific driving while Bene-! j
?r~ diet pitting lip a
~ stop JJJbig Mildred ?>lake,' L'an-.(_
didate for all American fullback, (
Joseph Crcgg, carrying nn Ihe )j
fame oi his brother* Was.plough'-1 ^
i"pr +ha linp for rnnsistent fnins. 7
J&espite' this almost unbearable 0
driving Claflin was "not able to (
cafry the ball over for a touch e
down and the game ended in ther^
second* hulf Without any first'
downs .having beep ma<le, by ]<
- Bcnediet^while Glaflin tallied at ^
least nine first downs. .
Jos. D. McGhee,,
HAINES 24 BOOKER T. o
WASHINGTON HIGH 0 u
jo
Ha!he4 'had 'no' trouble bCat-jp
ing Booker .T.. Washington High t
Schdol'ort Thanksgiving Day. S
The.Jinal -score being 24-0 'j'l
mnc^Haj;^r had Haines^ai ed to ?
make it so, after the game harp V
been safely tucked away. Hajnes*T
slowerMicr TfpredT and
ted.many second and third string p
men. 4/Lc
Coach Madden refused in thejt
beginning to pjay more than"l&i
minute periods so this cut off is
some of the scoring; Booker T.1 tj
never threatened Haines goal in p
fact they made only one first q
down, vand-fompleted _np passes o;
-V- The efltite^ffafrf^^fearrr played- *
well and looked more Jike a col-,C
lege team than a higq^cjigpl^jd
Ltmar (L) at quarter j?layed &
i Enter Th
erest and' enthusia:
-METTO LEADER
scribers is the !
IE GREATE
made in this State
fer on page 3.
hie names of contes
CONTESTANTS^
se Jaesrers 100
^.Parker 1QQJ
Clark 100^
L. Acker man 100 '
Watts loo:
Williams?-? 100
ue 100
Evans - 100
ampbell ?100
lis usual stellaj- game kicking
very goal from touch down and
ne fiekl goal. Others to' star
were "Nat" . Cunningham,
"ufiningham, Stark-s, Reid, Jones"
Jercival ana Cubb. ???
A crowd of one "thousand witnessed
the gam<?. Qfficials:
CAdffT Pnrr College?Rp^ree.
I ill from Timkppgpp ? nmpjiTv
Celley, Haines head linesman.
Next weeks issues will conain
a summary of this Season^
fames in the Georgia-Carolina
Association and a pick of an all
onference team.
L & T. AND SHAW FIGHT TO
A 7-7 DEADLOCK
inmn (mown noun FIGIIT
lies (o tie score.. Capl. Wilson
removed in first^few
minutes of game because
of injuries.
Practically the entiyo odulfc
lobulation of colored North Carolina
was in Greensboro on
Thanksgiving Day to witness
he hectic thrilling classic. With
ut a doubt, the greatest crowd
v<t in rt1 tVmhnn'p mf a fpoT.bflTI
;ame played % between Negro
earns in N. C. was present to
utnCsS' the Turkey Day strug"
5rle, played at Cone Park* between
two well trained, hard
ighting teams, representing
lhaw University and Ar. & T.
Allege. Ip the first half, the
ireensborcLbays were outclassed
y the visitors, -the ball being
lay.ed most of the time in A. &
"s. tor.ritory?The sharp attack
f Shaw was gallantly led by
he,-fiery quarter, George Mitcjy
11 and his fellow cofnrades, Marin
and Chambers. *
In" the third quarter, at the
ickoff, the ball went over the
oal line*, A. & T., for some reason-forgot
and refused to fall
n the ball. Shaw, was taking
dvantage of this disadvantage
f A. &T.,~fell orT the ball" and
.an awarded the first touchdown
f the game. By "the way of a
ilaeemerit kick contributed by
he educated toe of Chambers",
lhaw added another point, givtig
her'a lead'of 7-0.
Up to this period, A. & T. had
ftown?nothing -in attacking
strength. Virtually every atacK,
every,, drive* ^lbp{jed
lay of Shaw's line led by Capt.
IHk ^With--their-backs against
he wall, the A. & T. magificent
/ont bfrll machine came -back
trong, displayed a charging aback
__that netted therrt seven
oints. Several times, the heady
uarter Bell deceived the two
flicials, the-entire Shaw team
-tffl-ef the-'KpeetaJtorff:- Bits
oleman, the fleet footed grida>?Q*ir?j'Qci
over for A.
; T's, touchdown. Lining up on
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le Contest
sm the Subscription
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SLOGAN
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by a Colored News
itants, who have ah
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Votes
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Votes
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the three yard line, Lane carried
the ball over for the extra point,
, thus bringing joy to the^follow"ers
of A. & Tr College by evening
the score. From then oh/ A'. &
T i nl i In 1 in nil flnpnrtimonts
of the game. Capt. \Vil
ipon, because of a dislocatetb
-^-boulder blade . ^^L^ rer^oved
. from the iraine in tbe iirst hftlf
Milner took his place,
i Was "there a crowd ?^'^here
was some crowd -from the gate-'
keeper's point of view. Heceipta
unofficially are sard to
have exceeded $5,000 for'tTi'^iJay'
| Never could so riiany people be
assembled with less friction, less
disorder, less ill temper." Coach-'
jes Byarn and Martin sfiould'be
nroud of their boys. Coleman
jToT ~Xr&. T; mid Chambers lor
pS.lii:.\e pr.-i\-.> exhibitions in"
-L {Minting?botlr about - on ' even
basis. ;
When the whrstle blew, mark
ing ino enu ot me game, several
I'.,r ihmr A In v.i V1 -i i nr f|Y'fluded
in this number is George"
' Mitchell, fiery quarter back who
on many occasions has brought
Shaw on the gridiron." " It' is
sf.-ifl that Mitchell is a' clean
snort. This is a great"credit
to any athlete and a rich lessonifor
all players. Here's luck to
'tdebnge Mitchell.? _ ??
hineup lor the game qs follows
SLiAW Position' AT.""
FalJ<ner it. H. " "Sfreather
*GM1 (Gapt.)- T. Cunnuigham
.lUliird K. U.?' ^ Mirror
.Pavne C. Patterson"
T_tT'~tZ r: "Triw
Hug hes L.. T. Kotncg^y'
McCIaron -L. K. Hester
Martin R. II. B. Coleman
Chambers F. B- Lane
Mitchell Q. Bull,
| Armstrong L. H. B. Wilson Ct.
: Score by periods:
Shaw P.V? P/
-A. & T. ,. . . Q.JQ-. 0.7;
tution: Browser tor scmmfm
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NEWS OF THE OLD FOLKS!
~HOME
^? t'uu
a 1115 C\ Vlf\y
of blessing at the: _ Old Eolk!s_
homo. On Sff.P v.....
The Zion and Union Baptist
'Churches' choIhV fehflfefet! ygVeat
|services for the benefit of the.
! Hlfi folks. 'Meeting waft" Ufa
Brothers McCormick aCZiou.&jp^ 1
While ol Union. There weiu a1
1 great -pec/plg1 -to "^w4tP*
ness the meeting.
| After the ' rneettng had con-l
; clufledv^atiberalpuicae. of-.--&kOA.<
' old folks, also thanking the Second
Nazareth BaptistChticclw
fbr-a fuirse of $1.40. . J
The Thanksgiving dinner "arid ,
services were held as usual at 2/
^o'clock. The ina^tes* asseri^lecf
in the dining room and eeatecM
themselves, at the two large ta.blesiJilled
\viffi aff'tcinds of deT?
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Ikrtous eatsv,... There the^W<
"home,eighteen people ^wno wore
Wery glad .to. have:, been* .spared
'< to < receive. aimth?T./Thanksgiv~ V_
ing dianenat the Old Folka/Home ..."
> ^'Althopg^thftr wondorful<JUv, U^Charles.
Jaggers .is..gcme but. not. WJ
forgotten, dead hut.he.lives. .Jy .< ,
.'Eveny.si*ide aoul brought .the .. >
I world's. greatest^evangelist bade ~
?t?vmumcvny. w'.> ...
i. "-"Donations'"were..sent..from ...
neaHy.coloredjnatiUitions. ia the. J?"
?ity*? ...The., donations..irom. the > ..
^chod.snwp.rft.as..follows:r. ... . ?
Bonediot . College,' Allen. .Uniyerr 7T~
sitys BooJoer-T. .Washington,. Hi .>.>
iOld- a net' Wew Howards. Graded
Schools^/The.. Waverley, Graded ...
of"St. John Baptist.HQivurch of 771
.Booker Washington Hts.,. ;Sant-Lo
wonderful'donations,- * Sister..W. ^
D.- Da-venport^Sect., Special. Mejn. ..
Sister Rogarna-Bookhart and
' "Coultt^ "artdv,ttte ~Shtn6v of the- "
donation. iiJt(t- ?'... ,.7^
.. The bii.Fpika .reiflflip .ftskipg, ?
the> pr.aypra-.of. both .white and
colored."">"J" ';* -y "" "
*" Freely,"ye give-freely ye re-^ 6
'ceive.
Lives of great men all remind
,\Vp faYT-mafcv>'rtnt>-hret; sublime.>
i - Aitcl- in"t>artihg Ie'avP" behifttP,'
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Su;?uv Jaggwa, fteporter.
'-?samimmmtmi ~" i101
FOR SALE. ^
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Skin and Scalp Soaps, Face Po\v-L;<
'dors, Deoderant, ^ Vanishing^ |?~
(-ream, d'old Cream,' Talcum
Powders, Toilet \Vater. Bouquet
Perfume; . J . .
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* Mme. Calhe Servance Dyson, _1
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Pastor fet." Pet'ehs B'apt. Chufch,141
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SERV'IGKS^Euecy.:.first- .and
thyvl SlniulAU.,m.Par}fr tn/M^h:
A lso' President' of * the "Christian ?p<
Uisifig"Still "SdCiety; 'Columbiav^Vis
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ice Hours: Telephones^?
30 A. M. to.2 P. M Offirp 3E36L
QO P. M. to 8 P. M. .., I^es. 6548
)r; G. E. *Stepehenson
' Physician end Surgeon
^eases at Women 'and Ghndron >CE
t ,_ ...Specialty. ;i
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4\4'Assembly/ St, _,.,1329 ,Qf?K St. ,
Dr. l;;m.;;paotels;;; _;
Physician and Surgeon
?ci&L . Attention Given., Diseases ,q{
Women.
:l <Wasl\ingt'on"St>."'22lO"HartiptbA
ice- Phone',' 0429-.. ,Ree. Phone;. 716E* ^
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tee Hours; '" TeTepHn'n'esf '
00 'tO' .10:90" Av'M'." jOffice-3706
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to 10 A. M. Office 305
to 2 P. M. * - 'ItWIdttttctf 2481'
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PHYSICIAN & SURGEON * ""
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t wi^h.-to..dispose ?/ |he.. folio wing?.< 1
artide.A .a^, JPriyaffl Sal?. ftft.ewh at,
$1,1,,Hampton Street: One Piano;
Two dabinet Organs; Op6 Bed ftoom
Suit} 'Oh'6 Phttor" Suit,"and several
other articles of valye^ tV ' ''" ' *
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'"> -> " 1-129 Washington St.
Mme. Mary tee Brooks
BEAVW parlor:
I'ORO SYSTEM
U^Ej) and TAUGHT. . ' . "
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1004 Green St., Columbia, S. C.
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L. A. Hawkins' 777
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Real Estate Agency
"HomesonRasy Terms"
. , 1107 ^ Washington Street
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5 A. M.,tP..2 P. M. . .. , 3
P. M. to 7 P. M...
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Sundays ,$y Appointment^ ,?- . ..
J)Xa &. Thompson
Surgeon Dentist ..jrmu_
Crown and Bridge Work, a .Specialty. ...
Pyorrhea Treated Buccessiuiiy. ?
lAi4%-Assembly.St.. Columbia, S. C. . |
14 'filiJ-',"", ir./j ruiri. j . j, f
Oflice Houj:i?i'10,,to 12.M.y2.to 6 P. M.
Telephones: Office 5744;' Res. 3702
DR. Me A. EVANS
. Diseases.^-Women A Specialty. . 1
. Graduate .Nurses in Attendance. .
15Q1'A.T.aylor.St.,.,. .Columbia, S. C.
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Offl. 'Hiorie '?> 'YT2FT Washington ^
Office-floTirH^ .. .. - Telephones: - .
8 to 0 A. M, -?n ;?Office_4247
1" to' - Res. 8875
8 to 9 P. M. 1 v
t>Yf,\W, JQ..C)tiappeHC Jr.
Office:" ' Rasflence:
2101 <3<'rvaiR< St.* - < ->1301 Pin? St..
t . i I ? l "/.',?>> ' "1 i i ' i .* t ' i 1 i i r?r-f 1 / V
Office Hours;?
to' A'."Ar. to hp:m:'" " *
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11^9 Washington St. Columbia S. C.
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22, 1925 |
\n Chancellor.: y
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Episcopal Church. ?
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intihg;,,4C01rniW6rd!ar''2'; ^ 1
t>; I):; Presiaent. *
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