The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, October 17, 1925, Page SIX, Image 6
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t- BOOKER WASHINGTON HI [
ATHLETIC NEWS.
Three or Tour weeks of hard
practice has put our boys in fine
t- ?They jire still striving
just as hard almost every evening,
each to beat his opponent
KL fnr wanted position on the
varsity. Their efficiency,
. steadiness, and head work will
IfL surely show them up to be excellent
players.in the games to
mm* r ?.
? Booker?Washington High
Schoo's team of boys in foot
ball is equaled now, if not exg
celled by a large aquad ofgirls
playing basket ball, They, too
like the foot ball bovs. are jikn
expected f?> whip any highschool
basket ball team-lin the
these young laides in action;
? they work-like a^lo<?k?
. The following ~f? a line tip of
t-. . ' the faculty team:- *
?? Misses Saxon?and Williams?E/'v
. Center.
Misses Champion and Whittaker?Roaming
Center.
' ?? ?=- Misses Thoftrasantb
Guards.
Misses M. Monteith and WalL?
?7*?ker?Guards.
Misses Butrer and -Mack?
Forward.
?.? .Miss. Jones <and Mrs, Sutton
Forward.. .
These young ladies aw l^eing
trained bv our mentnV Coach
Maddeti. Fugene
Cheeks, Asst. Capt.
^jg year's squad, letter man
from la st~year*3 teamr Was" sus^"
- ? pended last week by Coach
given him. Its not know how
long his suspension is to be,
^ l_ but ,we hope to see him back'in
the line up before the Florence^
Booker Washington game.
.. - Gerald Roberta, .Reporter.
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? MONDAY-T-6:00 P. M. FO
^ Chorus of a hundred v*
% TNESDAY?HQftftE AND
WE!>NESI)AfY?SCHOOL
y . ? All school children up
President of Morris College
H* THllRgnAV Pruvf 1^1
!*??* ^ Wilson High Scyhool. Fh
i? ,?... <a??11 aa a very is one nt Miie.
^ ;?y The Wilson High' Schoc
.. ^ 1&" fieldfare the equals of any ii
r? : spectacular plays and thril
. y ed at this game. . '
y J Foot ball also wiili Ma.
v so be an un.ugu.aUy fine Kan
CLJL-Bl'UWii, Ji., aiu Uvudl
y a battle royal. This g&me
?? .-i, y riouncement.
V
. cjr Wednesday. Thursday .
t whole bunch of horses and r
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Kice * brothers &h ows c
night. This is one of- the
Exhibits will be reoeivr
^ 7The-Fair will close Sat
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ri.AFI.IN'S FIRST VICTORY |l
H A RS?~yOUQHT~~~BY~ ST.
ATHANASIUS. ... J
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Friday October 9, 1925 Claf- ^
Hiv ojjettett--her: 1925 gridiron *
schedule with a victory. St. *
Athanasius Academy of Bruns- ^
wick. Ga., furnished the oppoai- ^
tion. The score ended Claflin ^
18, St. A. 6. The Academy
team playing under the handi- =
cap of being very much over- j
weighed, put up a spirited fight.
In the first haJfj-they-practical- ~~
outplayed etaflin by-getting
fiye first downs to Clafiin's four
and by scoring a touchdown,
the second half.and made, prac-jj
ticajly a llgains in this neriod.-lf
The ^Panthers offense stiffened ?
to-such an extent that St. A. (
wx.s unable Td gain a-yard from7 T
scrimmage, in the second half- f
EorwaixP-paKsiTig^pIay6d~a^eon- ^
kdderable part of t"he offense of \
both teams.. Most of St. f
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-Athana sins'*? gain eatfre -from-f
I
[this source. Both teams had a
(large percentage of. incomplete \
j passes', in. forward passes, t
jend running, ami kicking St. A. t
was approximately on par withji
Claflin. In the other depart-1 c
j outclassed. The Panthers-made j i
i ten first downs against five for 1 c
it ho Saints, and 8o4 ynrdn agiimt )
1102 for the Sainta? - \
jst,~AH6) - Claflin (18) ?
j Campbell i=r.?E. BythewOod
Malrtin ..?L. T. Curry ];
jPeiTy.- L. G. .;l:_ McKajr v
!Harrison v C.- "... -S. Johnson v
Ai'line R. G, _ Sullivan j
I Jones R. LTv...Byrd v
[Singleton 6 R. Johnson t
Bruce Q. B. __A, Elllmore t
1 Mowen I W wm: i
AA, - WW iiIlcVilK-> I
Bvnum -R?H- Dnivg
Amett *F. B. Gregg 1
Sii 1 jstitlitions?S t.^ "ftthana- i\
sius?Whitefield for^^Bruce, ?
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All Ready For
arlingtorr
:ning Next Mom
rOBER 19, 1!
hav^been made for" Fair-ami
sjjiibit building has been re-a:-rran
te-^tn'-k^prrrr? EzTdlilitw illT mcl
omestc. -science, and art and ed-iica
rogram for the week:
RM-AL OPENING. .
rices will,sing Melodies and The >
MI I E SHOW
( IIIDKUN'S J)AY AND RACES
t.o_JA years of a to will be admitt<
^ is expected 16 speak on this da
b?1COK ENC E A G A INST CM A R
srence vs. Avery Institute Charles
oldest and st-rongost-sehoots -in th
>hJCJLorence has a team of young1
the State. All who witness this
is that the College games afford.
vo Ilihg School vs. Timi^onsville 1
le.., The coaches of these schools
jv-meibles not aeohstoTfred to dofea
will he played on Friday or Sat
RACES.
and -Friday, there will he races,
nen will return from Winston-Sah
THE CARNIVAI.;
onsisting of shows, rides-and con
i_ best carnivals on Abe road.
WHEN TO BRING EXHIBITS
:tLall day. Monday. . ?
urday night.
Everybody c
AND THE FAIR WILL HELP J
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m i iri iiiimmn iii ?i
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TOgPiOJiigfTO
Calflin?Blake (12) for S.
ohnson, Toy Johnson for Mev-oy,
Fritz for Sullivan, Shuler
or Curry, Griffin for Byrd, Til-' *
er for Bythewogd, Prioleau for ^
Johnson, DuhVa for F.lmnrp,' '
Cnight for Davis, Holmes (6),
or Williamsr Sfngleton?for ch
*regg, Jordan for Holmes, S. ,^(
ohnson for Jordon. . ^
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MOREHOUSE DEFEATS S. C. lit
??STATE 32*0.?
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Atlanta, Ga.,~~Oct. 14?The|?
Jorehouse College foot b?ll at
earn of this city?defeated Thei^
South Carolina State team of Sp
)rangeburg, on Morehouse field by
lore Saturday," Oct. 10/ It) all M<
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our of- the periods Moreh ous eq ()
ihuw.tkl superior strength, gain- m<
ng several first downs in the ch
irst quarter against none by in
Hater????:? 1 w 1
State offered a stiff resis- sjc
ance irvtfte first half and even TI
hough her goal was threatened.ev
>y Morehouse several times her j
ine tightened and near the end da
>f the heJf Morehouse had Mi
cached her one yard line and na
here the Tigfrs lost the ball on
jowns. Ag__Slate recQverx^l 11 u [)r
tall iii'mii'iiiy amiss the -g6ai inj
me and Morehouse tagging
safety. 1
In the second - hadf State in?
aunched an areal attack which th'
vas . effective for gaining but b.
vhenever they got deepjy into nic
dorehouse territory the Tigers ,,r?
vould stop tIjem. In fhc_niain - jb
ini e-dVlo i'ehou se? ^rrrnod thro e =
ouchnlowns, two through (lie ??
ine and one around the end"..
. Score I)y Quarters.
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This will be ,a great ?* ?&
e Staterm"n>
who,= tm the At Metre"
ganr^wjjj en jgy Um^ime <fr
* A great crowd is expect- Y V
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litfh School. ?This will al- ^
Prof. Lief Cain and Prof. V
it. ffwee-i. he^wdTT^Tage yV
Tfrday. Watch for an- Y X
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Mr. W. M. Kintf and his " Y*
1HLfor the races, ho-o. V. V
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cessions, will play day and. ?? ?
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?Laurens News.
Sister Carolina Hudgens who
is a member of Bethel A. M.
church is "no more, and was
neralized at Mt. Zion Baptist
urch, by the Pastor. Rev.J.^CL .
iClellan, B. D., of Bethel A.
K, church, asissted by the
ivs. A. E. East, Homer, Adts.
Watson. She left a beau*
ul testimony of a serviceable
e. which was highly spoken
by her Pastor, Rev .1 C. Mr
dlari.
She leaves one son and a host
friends to mourn- her loss.'
aee be to her ashes.
The Missionary Society met
the Parsonage, Thursday af noon??3:80?o'clock.
lendid meeting was had led on
the President, Mrs. Maude
Clellan. We were very gladi
mjber of St. Paul Baptisturch,
with us. She made an)
iteresting t&lk on Missions, i
rich alT enjoyedrThe Mis-t
maries are doing a great work, i
er they go. 7-?- <
The Sunshine Club met Friy
afternoon at the home of'
r. and Mrs. Franks, on Wil- i
ms street. The meeting was
and. Quite a number was
esont as usual, They are do-j
? constructive work as Weill
the other Clubs in the churehA.t
I T o'clock. Sunday morn '
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1 a<l Bethel A. M. E. church I
2 Pastor, Rev. J. C. McCletten
D., preached a strong ser>n.
Tie used for a subject?j
he Rock "Christ." Miv Silas
idgensr who ,was connected, to
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
SYSTEM.
Corrected February 2011925.
Arrival I 7t?\u <U* p'ji Cure 6 f pasrefi r
trains at (Columbia, S. C. Cqirive-No.
Between No. Depart.
:ted to December 21, 1024.
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:05a .'D N\ Y.-Augusta 31 10:15a.
20 p 32 Augusta-N.'Y. 32 4:10 p
30 p 27 Charloston-Cin. 27 1:45 p
50 p 28 Cin.-Charleston 28 4:55 p
:40j) 10 Columbia-('in. 9 7:05 a
:35 a 24 Ctilumhia-.Tnrk 22-10:55 p.
:00 p 20 Columbia-Aug. 19 7:00 a
,I5.a 8 Columbia-Aug. 7 5:15 pj
:30 a 14 CoIunilna-lSav. 13 .2:111 pf
:25 p 5 Columbia-Char. 4 5:40 a
:45 a 3 Columbia-Char. G 2:40 pi
:25 p 11 Coltinibia-Cha.s'.' 12 UOa
:20 a 15 Cnlnmlvinifthn a 1-<Ui n \
:45 p 2 Columbia-Spar. 1 4:25 p
:25 p 1G Colunibiu-Green. 15 G:55 a j
:40 p 113 Cola.-Rock Hi' 1*114 6:15 a
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\Tos. 31 and 32, Au^nstu special;
Nos. 27 Sml 28, Carolina special: :
11 man and dining cars.
IVU;!. fJ?ar. 1. 10. 23. 24. I..,, id trMdrtriiijrh
class' WacrilTir all trains. I;o~
idablo service. Schedule figures i
(dished as in formation only and not uFahteed.
" $
v ticlet oflipe, 1307 Main Street,
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S. 11. Mcl.EAN, L>. P. A. i
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School Oj
Bishop W. \
A tto-edueationst Ins
r nn^j^rAirr-A ?
?j?iuci me auspices OI
? Offers the Foil
Arts and Science
Grammar "School, Ho
and Tailoring-.
For further info:
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the church Sunday morning
touched the hearts of all who
knew him, when here-connected
himself.
Sunday night, -.8:30 o'clock,
the Pastor delivered another
good sermon. He used for a
subject-*?"The Arrival and Summons."
Quite a crowd was
present both morning' and
highC
Watch for a Drama in three
acts at Bethel A. M. E?church
Oct. 26, 1925, entitled "The
^The greatest of the scawonbb Disappointed
Bride," the greatest
of the season pulled off by
Club No, 1. ^
_ Mrs. Lessie Broekman__is
still on the sick list. We are
praying and hoping that the
her health. .
?Mrs.?Lula Thompson spent- the
week-end in the city ?of
CamUen>~S- CL -
In certain parts of England
the belief that' a ?holly 15ush~"
planted near a house will pro- j
tect it from lightning. .
Statisticians estimate that a
man weighing 150 pounds, in an !
ordinary day's ..activities,?puts
a weight of 815 tons upon his j
shoes.
The fingerprint system of i- 1
.deiiUhcaliQri__has been used in
China since Jthe- Han dynasty j
(20$ B. C., A. -D. ,25,)(flceord- ;
I Profession
% v --Offire
Honrs: . ^Telephones:
11:30 A. M. to 2 P. M. Office 3530
6:00 P. M. to 8 P. M. ...lies. .6548
Dr. . E. Stepehenson
Physician and Surgeon
Diseases of. Women and Children A
Specialty
Office: Residence:
1414 Vi^Assembly St, ' 1328 Oak St.
Dr. L. M. DANIELS '
Physician and Surgeon
Special Attention Given pisgaseS of
W.omvtr- . ^s===?T"
44^1?VVashinifton-St. --2.210-Hampton- .
Office Phone: 0429 lies. Phone: 7105
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?"rTSST
urtice Hours: Telephones:^
.9:00 to 10:30 A. M. Olhce 3700
12:00 to 1:00 P. M. Res. 4092
2:30 to 4:UU P. M:?
0:00 to 8:00 P. M.
DR. J. G. STUART
OlTiee: < Residence. H
1702 Main Street 1417. Pine Street 'i
COLUMBIA. S. C.
Hours: Telephones:
9 to 10,A. M. . . .a t Ollice 305
12 to 2 'P. M. j Residence 243
3 to 4 P. M. ''
-d-to 8 P. M. *
Dr. J. Douglas Williams
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
1109 Nance St., Newberry, S. C.
3LUMBIA,
>ens SeptemberV*,
Bieckett, A. M.y> D. D.,
titution for the Training
"the African Methodist E
lowin c rnin'spc
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me Economics, Music, Fr
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rmation address:
Rev. D. H. Sims, A. I
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r- 5*-.Saturday,
October 17, 1925.
Ififiptb the home^ministry.
Milk is mentioned 49 times in J~
the Hrhle.~:? j .
?Pensions resulting from the
civil war cost the government ? *
about "$6,000,000,000.
X ' 1 ' ? _
Every year in -the United
States more tharr-2,000,000 golf
clubs are manufactured.
6366 _ -PHONE - 6366?
Chair Causing and Upholstering ?
Furniture Repairing' and >
Mattress Renovating. >
W. S. TREZEVANT
1015 Harden St., T^CoTiimbia, s. c:.
-= "^?1
Arrival and Departure of Trains i
ATI ANTJC COAST LINE ^
COl.UlMBIA, S. C.
.1 Effective September 21, 1924.
( All t rains JaiTyTT T~
Depart.' (Union Station') Arri\e,
5:45 a. nv. YVil.-New York-12:55 p. m
Sleeper to Wilinington. 3l25
p. hi. WIU-N'eW York li?:5U p. m
Sleeper to .Wilmington/ . I
4:5(i p. ni. t'hartesfon 11:35 a. m. 4
i 'ai lor?I'm?jo '('hiirloi'tiin , . |
< *oJun:':in. Newdieny X- l.aurens It. It;.
d 11 :5"r n-. - m l.r.tr. Q'reeA" c4t<0 r>. m .
d 4:20 p. "ni. 7l.aure)?S (111:55 a. in.. _ '
1. " i^oJiiin dai'iy?evrepi. Sunday. ^ ?
. For., infoi mat ion call at Union Station.
I jione 5782. .
irTMnrr-lif-n 1 rr rmnui i i
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tal Cards ,' j - , <j
OHioe Hours: Phone 353fi _
9 A. M. to 2 P. M. _ __
3^LMLlo_7_r.AL
ftu-ndnyn Hy -7Vpt?oiin nienrar^- . ""
DrTlI. G. Thompson
Surgeon Dentist
Crown aivl' 1 hitU'o. W'ork a Specialty
Pyorrhea Treated Succossiully.
1414'i Assembly St. Columbia, S. C
Otlire I lour?: 10 to P2 "H ) ft t u II I' ItT
lulKiilu nut! Oflico 5714; Resi 3702 vl
^ DRh\I. A. EVANS ]
-i f" IV M'II" A eipa/MriTTy
Graduate Nurses in-Attendance. H
1001.Taylor St.,* Columbia* S. C. V
DR. H. II. COOPER " ^
Gold Crown?/in<l Bridge WorklA H
Specialty 1? " t
Off.. Phona 6-129 1125 Washington?
Office Hnirv ~ T 1 jlr'iir" *1
8 tg 9 A-r-M.- -r? Office 4247 1
l'to 2 P. M. Res. 8875 - 5
G- tp 8 P. M. r
Dr. W. D. Chappelle, Jr.
Office: Resdence:2101
Gervais St. 1301 Pine St.
Office Hours: ? ?
10 A. M. to 1 P. M.
5 P- M. to 7 P. M. .
Dr. J*~H. Goodwin
1119 Washington St. Columbia S. C. j
RSITYHH
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22, 1925 I
Chancellor &
of Negro?Youths., X
ipisfopal Church. Tning,
High School, Y ,
inting, Commercial $
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d., D. D., President.
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