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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE CLINTON. S. C.
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THURSDAY. OCTOBER 21. 1S26
SEABOARD
ARRIVAL
AND DEPARTURE. OF
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CLINTON. S. C.
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To and from SOUTH and WEST
High School Gives
* Local Talent Play
Arrive:
2:51 a. m. Atlanta-B’ham
2:00 p. m. Athens-Atlanta
Depart:
1:48 a. m.
2:15 p. m.
5:50 p
5:50 p
m. Athens-Atlanta 1U
m.
m. B’ham-Meniphii 11 :W a. tii
On Tuesday night the high school
presented a local talent play, “Cupid
Up-To-Date.” The play dealt with
the constant strife between love and
materialism, with the usual outcome:
love winning out. 1 '
The play opened with a scene depict
ing the discontent of the times. There
To and from NORTH £nd HAS I' J^ras a desire stated for something new.
Depart: Old Father Time called his “most use-
Arrive
1:4S a. m. New York-Wash. 2:51 a. m.
1:48 a. m. Rich.-Norfolk 2:51 a. m.
11:30 a. m. New York-Wash. 5:50 p<ra. j
ll:r-U a. m. Rich.-Norfolk 5:50 p. m.
2:0ti p. m. Monroe-Hamlet 2:00 p m.Jers
ful handmaid,” common sense, from
her stay on Mars, to come to his aid.
Dan Cupid became disgusted with the
state of affairs and left. Earth-dwell-
had no need of his ministrations,
C .q. LaHatte, T. P. A., Atlanta, Ga.' so he departed to another realm. Sen-
W. H. Shands, Agent, Clinton, S. C. a ^ or
tot
Bing
from
brought her
Washington
“prognostica
te a meeting
D. E. TRIBBLE CO. i of '** n “ y T? 1
, pei>uaded them all to stop m, for she
( LINTON, S. C. ! said there was “nothing so potent as
LNDERTAKERS Ai LICENSED science.” They were all changed, some
EMBALMERS 1 being transformed to cats, monkeys.
All
To
Calls Promptly Attended
Day or Night
ALL MOTOR EQUIPMENT
Day Phone 94 Night Phone 205 or 24
etc. They soon missed Dan Cupid,
and tried to get him back to earth.
John Scientist, the great inventor, re
stored them to their former status hy
means of his star dust. Father Time
.had turned his clock forward one hun-
idred years. The womeft were trying
BLUE HOSE WIN
BATTLE FROM
WAKE FOREST
Demon Deacons Fall Before Wal
ter Johnson's Men In Ashe
ville On Last Saturday.
LINE PLAYS BRILLIANTLY
Stamps Intercepts Forward Pass
and Races Eighty Yards
For Touchdown.
WHAT DO .
P. S. J 2fA N S
DO' . t omake a name for themselves in sci
* f—-——[once, to the disgust of the men.
Il!!ll!iiii!!li!llfi!ili!li!ni!l!. The love element was concerned
wi h Bu’ly and his wife. Domestic*,
C . - jQ a’d Dolly extreme cind her fiance, Will
• The p ia > in p ° f Mrs - °- b Bur -
"K w roughs as Dolly Extreme, and Mr.
s \ ' ■ ; Barnie Parrott, as Will Steady, whs
especially noteworthy. The vhole eiist s
was good, but these were the out-
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landing characters.
The Charleston contest a-nor.g the
younger members of the cast created
much merriment for the audience The
choruses were very good.
The proceeds realized from the play
| will go to the high school athletic as
sociation.
News From Calvary
Baptist Church
On Friday night. Oet. 8th, several
(Written for The Chronicle by Harvey
R. Dickson.)
In a battle studded with spectacu
lar fighting and tense moments, a
hold little band of Blue clad Presby-
terain gridiron soldiers brought great
er glory to their fighting outfit, to
their coach, and to their Alma Mater
when they completely routed the
strong Wake Forest Demon Deacons.
When the smoke of battle cleared
away the final count stood thirteen to
nothing in favor of the Palmetto Pres
byterians. The game was played in
neutral territory, but at the beginning
of the fight the sentiment was strong
ly in favor of the Old North State
Baptists. But the citizens of Ashe
ville proved themselves to be good
sports, and after it was seen that the
Blue Stockings outclassed, more root
ers and supporters for the Presbyte
rians wore in evidence than had been
seen in a long time.
The first quarter of the game was
flayed with Presbyterian having a
slight advantage oyer the Deacons.
During that stage of the game, Marion
Kirven slashed thru the Wake Forest
1 ne and blocked James’ punt, the Dea
tons recovering on their own five-yard
l : ne and punting to Hogrefe on Wake
Forest’s 35 yard line. After a couple
of line plays that netted three yards,
the Blue Stockings completed a pass
for ten yards, and first down, but were
tailed back and penalized for offside.
Stamps then attempted a field goal
from the 40-yard line, but it went
ide. The Presbyterians did not
threaten the Demon goal any more
during that quarter.
In the second quarter in its begin-
ring Presbyterian held the ball on her
own 42-yard line^aecond down. Stamps
gained two yards on a line play, and
those seven forwards, backed by Wil
son, Stamps, Owens and Hogrefe, be
came veritable pillars of stone that
proved stumbling blocks to the Dea
cons in their desperate efforts'to push
over a touchdown. James Wither
spoon .played a man’s game through
out, and during the closing minutes of
play he cut through the strong Demon
line to nail James for a five-yard loss
as the latter was attempting to get off
a menacing pass to Riley. Cork Barn
well, Marion-Kirven, and Lee Griffith
all deserve unlimited praise.
In the backfield, all four men cov
ered themselves with glory. Charge
Wilson played a whale of a defensive
game, to say nothing of his offensive
tactics. Jimmie Stamps won the plau
dits of the huge crowd by his cool and
sound judgment in piloting the ma
chine, and for his passing ability, and
lastly for his brilliaiA run of 80 yards
and a touchdown. Joe Owens was a
good, consistent gaineV with the ball,
and was unusually good on defense.
Roy Hogrefe’s name was on the lips
of all the fans in Asheville. His bril
liant work in running back punts was
nothing short of being miraculous.
For the Deacons the line was the
strongest the Presbyterians have faced
this year. They were true Demons,
and charged as no team has charged
against the Blue Stockings this year.
Emerson at right tackle was the out
standing man. Riley was covered too
much to allow him to do very much.
In the backfield Ober and Chakles
wcrtrth^"6utstanding men.
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"Some friend suggested that
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Irdies with the pp.stor met at; the'then punted to James on his own 30-
church and organized a Woman’s Mis-j yard line. James fumbled and Bla-
s’onary society, with Mrs. J. A. Mar-, lock was there to fall on it for the
It-r a«t president and Mrs. W. D. Size- j Presbyterians. Jimmie Stamps flip-
r ore as secretary-treasurer. The first j |H?d a 15-yard pass to Neil Stevens,
meeting was held on Thursday, Oct. who raced to the Deacon’s 5 yard line.
14. at the home of the pastor, and ■ At this juncture it became evident tha?:
phtns were made to raise the mission‘the South Carolinians hadmany back-
t quota. A chicken supper is planned jers for they began to yelrfq^a touch-
, for Saturday night, Oct, 23rd, at the: down. The Blue Stockings hoard their
park in front of the mill. It is hoped | crys, and appeared anxious to slake
that a large crowd will attend to help'their thirst for six points. Wilson hit
( this great cause. [the hard-charging Deacon line for two
On Wednesday night, Oct. 13th, a | yards, followed by a like gain by
l meeting was held at the church at Stamps. Third down and one to go.
j which time six deacons were ordained; j At this point the powerful and bril-
namely, L. A. Land. W. D. Sizemore,
iJ A. Driggers, L. H. Bagwell. H. P.
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A special feature picture, “Heads
Win,” which has attracted internation
al attention, will be shown at the Flor
ida Street school on Oct. 25th, and at
the Academy Street school on the 26th.
The picture is being brought to Clin
ton through the efforts of the local
schools as a means of promoting a
greater interest in educational matters
here, thru the courtesy of the Inter
national Correspondence schools of
Scranton, Penn. An added attraction
to these performances will be a two-
reel special, “The University of the
Night.”
The pictures will be shown in Clin
ton on the two specified dates, abso
lutely free to the general public^ No
strings are tied to the entertainment,
but it is given for the information and
benefit of the public in the hope that
its appearance here will be greeted
with capacity crowds.
! Abercrombie, and Bro Whitlock. We
had the help of Rev. Edward Long, Dr.
Bailey, Bro. Bobo, and Bro. Sumerel of
the First Baptist church, Rev. J. L.
Bragg and Bro. L. W. King, of Lydia,
and the pastor. Truly these were
great services and we are looking for
ward to greater things for this church.
J. A. MARLER.
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liant James Witherspoon was called
over from left tackle and placed by
the rugged Captain Griffith. With
these two mountains of strength in
front of him, Jimmie'Stamps eased
through the Forest line for a touch
down, kicking the extra point a few
seconds later.
Shortly after the Presbyterian
touchdown the Deacons sent a cold
chill down the backs of the Blue Stock
ing suporters. Wake Forest gained
nossession of the ball on Presbyteri
an’s 43-yard line and quickly made two
first downs, placing the ball on P. C.’s
9-yard line. These two first downs
were featured by a brilliant run by
Ober for thirty yards. First down and
nine yards to go. Chakles got lour
yards. Ober got two more. Ober fail-
td to gain, and on the fourth down the
mighty Chakles failed to get a touch
down, tne bai* going over to Presby-
lerian on her own 18-inch line. Stamps
punted out cf danger as the half end
ed.- £
At the beginning of the second half,
both teams came back into the. game
with renewed vigor and enthusiasm.
Wake Forest was desperate for a
score, but Presbyterian held the ad
vantage during the third period, and
while the ball see-sawed up and down
the field neither team threatened to
score.
At the hegir.ning of the third quar
ter the Demons opened another fero
cious, assault on the Presbyterians.
They were frantic for a tieing score,
and forward passes Hterally rained on
McCormick field. But the gallant Blue
Stockings were not to be taken off
their feet by any such method of at
tack. Failing in that, the Deacons
then began to hammer the line and by
a series of smashing drives placed the
cowhide on the Presbyterina 8- yard
line. James knew the Presbyterian
line, in the shadow of its own goal,
was well night impregnable and for
that reason attempted a pass to Riley.
At this point the most spectacular
play of the whole game came into
being. Jimmie Stamps leaped high in
the air to pull the oval into his arms,
and with two Presbyterian players to
ward off would-be tacklers, he glided
down the side line for eighty yards
and another glittering, sparkling
touchdown. With this spirited run
went the Wake Forest hopes of tieing
the count. They failed to threaten
the South Carolinians after that.
The stars for the Presbyterian team
were the thirteen men who played dur
ing the game. The men displayed a
fighting spirit and a spirit of coopera
tion that could not be denied of vic
tory. The whqle line charged and
tackled fiercely and deadly. When
their goal was imminently in danger
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