The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, October 31, 1925, Page SIX, Image 6
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ATLETIC NEWS.
~~ Booker wasnmgton Tornado*
jgr crushed B&tesburg Hi!
In the first elimination: gaji
for the State title, the Torn
does decisively .defeated Bate
Pburg, 39-0. -From the ve;
start there was no doubt of tl
^ultimate outcome. The Torn
does received and her backfie
^rchod_dQiviL -Uiu-Ucld-UUff
touch?down?in the lll'st thr
_____ m*nutes, Ilaynesworth Mer.-r
quarterback, taking it over.
Within-the next four minut
Whittaker carried it over tl
chalk line for a touch down ai
added an extra point with li
educated toe.
In the second half r>n n prot
1 fake_pllay Quarterback Cheel
ran 35 yards for a touch dow
Calvty, the Tornadoes' flee
footed half-back, also plough*
througll BaCosburg a hne_ f ar
touch down. This siimniai
tells the story.
The Tornadoes made 22 fir
downs, Batesburg ?T?.. The To
nadogs c^ompleTcd tj-pnF3es Tor
total of 81 yards, failed in lliri
attempts and intercepted t\v
? Batesburg completed three f<
. . ~ a total of 18 yards;, faded, s
times. tornadoes f:>d ?d in rv
field goals.." - ;
The entire .Broker W'asliin
' ton team _ played wot!?fe-Li
their. Captain Whllt;-eF 53
? has been rk^ensat ioiy in hi'
school -f oetklaaii?for~ two - yen'
?Hp. made 1.'ltijr-ie loi.n.h.do"-*'s
kicked three goa-Isj
. ' k Coach Madden gave both"'
his Quarter?bucks a shown
(Means and ('heeks^ ; and-"The
generalship, tackling, pass<
and clashes were not short <
brilliant; he-sent men in
. --- gainst Batesburg to see wh,
he had to send against Flo
_ cnce- Caihain .\Villiwns plart
best for Bate.-lqirg. r
__ ' Booker Washington is on h
way. Iler next opponent
__ Fllorence at the State Fair. T1
Slogan foi tlur"Bookor'~Wa"
?- ington-Floreiice game is; "Car
?* \yi$ from Cott."
?' *7.-/ 'Foot Hall Schedule.
Oct. MO?Florence at Colin
bia. ?
?r-~4ft3Y; G?Avery ;,t ChaTTe^to
_ 7..-/ Nov. j rower Normal =i
Columbia.
Nov. 17?:D'ate$burg at Date
burg. ? ' v
Nov. .20?Vdorlii'iN nf D/i
mark. - ' .
? . " Nov.-2G?IIa'inos-at August
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Brewer Defeats
" Harbison Teai
Wins First Foot hall (iame 1:
Score of 20 to 0.
. -Brewer's four horsemen;-r<
wild in the first game in tl
history of the school and defea
ed -Harbison 20 to 0 yesterd?
afternoon. The team, led I
Captain Diggs, played footb?
like a seasoned', team. At i
was Brewer's goal line threate
. nJ i .nrl i bo?nin>,bv ?
' VVH W1IU LI1C Wl IW1C W pic
eel- in -Harb wm-V- territory?
-?Time and again fTmTour hor
Then would rip off long runs
mixed with forward passes ar
I . a iew crisscros.-.es. The who
M game was well played r.nd >hm
ed a superiority-oT Coachin g7
The stars of tliCgame we:
Reuben Fail', half-back; Cap
Diggs, quarter-back; Yenn
Meeks, ha-lf-baek; Wideman, er
' Rosi'OO Davis, .end, Cbbk, ce'nte
The line-up:
Brewer: Harbisoi
Wideman R. K. J)av:
Lindsay . R. T. Hendersc
Carter R. H' Join
' r< Tr.-.
v^wwzv V>. IViri
Barney ... ; X. G. Pitl
1 Evany D.T7 Stsrtrn
?:? Da-vig L. E. MiTTc
Fair L; II. Rodo
- Meeks R. H, I .Gree
Richie' F. B. Sche
Diggs Q. B. ^ .Bower
Touchdowns, Fair2, Meeks ;
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[I Points afNtr touchdown Diggs
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1 Substitutes: Brewer?firigs-S
by for Evans, Sherod for Carjter,
Dean for Davis.
,)e Ollicials?Robinson, referee;
a- Wilson, umpire; Reynolds, head
s-" linesman, Dr. Perrin, timer.
hel Wilson High Schoolt ;
a- ! ' Notes.
id
a Wilson's football team has
ee I'"" roughshod over all opponis,
ents thus far. "On Oct. 16th aj
the sun Was sinking slowly into
es the . western horizon and the
hie crisp ar of autumn made one'.'
id blood tinge with exultant- ferfia
vor, the, gold and blue led by
Ca-pt. AIcBride rang down the
I... ....ofni'n K.IO-. .. 1 O f\ r.
I V I-Hi mill ?\VM, I I tx LU-Vf iaLUl O,
\n\ gainst Mull-ins.?On Oct. 22nd,
n. at the Coynty Fair in Darlingit
ton the ''Golden Hurricane" a2cl
gain swept into dblivion - the
"ft'l-'anthcrs of Avery Institute 6-0
y Ere ths report comes out we're
hoping to have Booker Wa<shings?
ton's scalp snngjy tucked away
r- in our belt. On Nov. 10th we'll
a meet Mayo Mayo High school
do of Darihjgton at the County
0. Fair here, and 6h Nov. 20th the
;>r feanr from Camden. Thanksix
giving da-y we bring the .Marion
/' > Foxes I'"' "in- finM [jr-.imn
Our annual athletic, rally w;is
g- held .on Wednesday, Oct. 7th.
y We mised i* total" ~of one- hun>
died seventy" five dollars and
^eighty-nine cents ($178.89) un'.v.
der the supervision of the followinir.
teachers.
Miss Lizzie Dansby, * S1.26;
1.ri' Alberta Kennedy, SI.31;
i g A14 > ? Mnbol VVtl-hftms, $1.7dh;
-V-. " Killiiigswoirth"-' 1^
es Miss Gen Lleve Vincent, $1.54;
of Miss Mamie Scott, $5.00; Miss
a- C. R. Brown, 812.36; Miss Daisy
at llolloway, 86.16; Miss Frances
r- Jenerette, :87.30;- Miss Cynthia
?d Nicholas,. 83.86; Miss L. Ma
Web-tor,. 820.37; Miss Almoin
L?r Williams, SG.55 ; Mrs. Ruby
is Webb, ; Miss Tressie Boyd
le S4(f.oO; Miss Naomi Dangerfield
}'i Mit 111 :i B- Greene.
ik !>>o.0().
The eighth grade having raided
the highe>ttfiflWtnt was tenn
dered an informal banquet in
the- spacious -auditorium and
n/YTicir leavlu'r crowned oueen by
at.'the principal. All students who
naid. one dollar were, given seas_
son-Ticket s. The following ones
received th (.-pasteboards:
n. leirb' Guiles. Eorpy Black,
Claudia Brockington, Helen Josa.
eph. Evelyn Jenkins, Early Donnelly,
Annie Norwood, Elizabeth
Johnson, John McLahi, y
. JJolIaway, Ethel Ilicks, Mary
JenkinS, -.Theresa Hill, Hattie
Williams, Louivcnia McTver, Ed*
na Gurley, Florence Johnson,
Dora Wlliams, Inez Black, Margaret
.Owens, Bonnie Tlriston,
1 Thelma> Robinson, Ethel Bess,
10 Catherine EHnrbe,- L'ucile Wright
' Morris Alston, .Coshia Spears,
5r Florence Henderson, Jarrres Lee
Robinson, Effie Truesdale* Franl"
ces Grant, Cecil McPherson,
10 [Mildred Robinson. Carl Greene,
iieulah cherry, Lessie Thomas",
n" Clarence Wines. Mabel Johnson,
JTT a
Theodore Lester,-'Henry Gregg,
Thernell Anderson, LV S. BurSO
1 nette,-?A-nnie Bomar,?Emma
a~ Bright, Malachi St6kes, Edgar
Vincent, S. S. BirrroirgtlS, and
. Naomi Staten. ,
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r S. C. STATE LOSES TO
t PAINE COLLEGE 7-0.
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ul Orangeburg, S. C.?A fifteen
^ yar<L penalty?and?a blloclced
punt enabled Paine College of
G Augusta, Ga,, to defeat the
is South Carolina? griddera here
>n today by a score of 7-0.
ns 1 In the beginning of the first
ig.quarter neither team was sue
Is.cessful in making plains by first
tTTdowns sir had Lu resort to kickir
ing. Tt~was near the close of
n this quarter that State College
n-on?her-20 yaM line received a
11 penalty which placed the ball
is en. her five yard line and in an
1., effort to kick out, the punt was
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d? ,-w .. !" " L.V-1.
ILy-L'- -i -- L' J'
"- " THE PALME1
i, blocked by Paine College and
recovered for the only touch
down of the game.?Paine kick?
ed goal for the extra point,
i State College during- the sec;
ond quarter, after an aerial at1
tack, was successful in getting
a pass that put the ball within
one yard of Paine's goal. Af-,
> Fer four attempts she was not fabl^
to carry the ball over and
thus lost her only threat"for: a
touclr down. -L
The second half saw a tight;
ening on defense by Paine Col1
lege and the hall was in State
1 College's possession most of the
1 time. 110 yards in penalties
"for illegal use of the hands was
meted out to Paine and probah1
ly accounted for her loss of the
ball. f ^ =- j
J. D. McGhee.?'
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iJennettsville News.
i ? Many of tho peoplle in and ai
round The city a<rc still?leaving .
. for both points, NDFljnatid South
for - higher salaries. Wc trust
I .them much success^-?- - ~
Last week was a busy session
in the county. Many were vis-?
! iting different places for the
Fair. Prof, and Mrs.? J. A.
1
Kirk spoke very highly of their
i rip to the SlaU1 l'*ait?rn Kill- "
: ei</h. N. :C. ?
Mr. N. S. Sanders, his two
.sisters, MrstJ\|ftry Drcfwicy ami
Miss (\ D. Sanders motored to
the Fair in Fayettevillc, N. C.
Also Mr. J. L. I trad ford * and
many others I can't recall. They ;
vi-siied many Tulsiftess placOT"
while in;the city. ' State N6rirtnl ,
College -is- certainly -doing the ]
?work, I)r,. Smith is the man for ]
- tha.t_nIiico-. "
~?^Tlfe Jlerea- -Association just
TJI-Viie uetst-sessions
of its history.' Rev. 1\ B.VMdo-_xlanat--pa.-tor
of the Syrian Bnp?tret-church
and Moderator of
llie said As-OL-iation. The.mceU ,
injj was well attended. Many .
visitors. from .both North anil.
' Soii'tH Carolina were . present.Rev.
McLester, a great preacher
"rvf Dei'dnarlv. lb pasturing
one 01 ilift.?largest enureses .
there. ,"Prof..ijL A. McRae,of
~floeTeTy_7lill, Rev. P.-P. Watson ;
our State Missionary and mhny
ot hers~T c?mT'-rernttT ?The"Tffi?~^
sion was .gpod and interesting
from start to finish.
7 ltev. Mdodana is a splendid
Moderator. Trust he will forever
stand firm.
The many .friends are delighteil
to see Mrs. Grace Kennedy
out again; after ttoinK through
^ggF^pcrntion fur Umsilitis.
Mrs. Mabel Grace in on the ,
ljsiek li -.;r- 1 ~ ,
Prof. Ernest Robinson, a harlive?of
this State, now of De,
Moines. was here for a few
days' stay.-* He left, for Washington,
D. C., to attend the Y.
M. C. A. meeting there. He 1
spent a few hours wit lithe. Re- '
, porter, being class-mates in
. school for r.? long period.
We regret to learn of Air. and
Mrs. Luck Lilly's home_Jjeing
lies Li oy ed by fVr'iTTi Lew days"
ag<>- aiso .mi-, aim Mrs. James
Grace's home in the city was destroyed
by fire Saturday night
. sympathy iiuevery way.
T-he M oe k Gfpvt'o rem-e heki -a>t?
Evans Chapel A. M. E. Z. church
last Mom lay night, was unite ^
success. They roccivcU _ OYfitl
T|5S.00t .. Airs.
Gilmorc, one of the'
Graded school teachers, atso>:
Miss Bell kindly made a pop call
to the RepoYter last. week. Call
-r.'.'jfain soon. , ~
Air. J. W." Witherspoon was in
: the city on business Monday.
IIe? spoko very highly of Che?
_work put_ovcr-^during- the Association.
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?vc ix'riaiuiy was aengnteci
- t-o have Mi s. . Sarah' "(powv) "
Smith and Miss Dora L. Povve
out to Evans Chapel A. M. E.H
Z. church Monday night. Call'
again goon.
i Mr. and Mrs. E. S. :_ Steben v
were called to Osbomt N> C., tof
? ,x L HTO
LEADER ? Ml
funeralize their brother-in-law. n
- Rev. A. E. Lomax was called t
to Wilmington, N. C., to fuller- t
alize his sister. ~r~ t
Miss Hazel Rogers returned t
ta Storm Branch, with Miss L. t
W,?Watson,?She?reports ?a c
splendid school term. I
The Ministers Musical Con- I
cert rendered at A. M.' E. ?. j
ehffrch Monday night was one of
ever IteliL I only , regret they, i
will not perform every week. r
Among the highest _talents
that responded was as follows: J
Solo by Rev., S. S. Youngblood, f
pastor of Shiloh Baptist church, t
and in fact this was inevery way
;j real prepared solo. After j
which Revr J. D. Whittaker rendered
a solo. Those who raiiP^i :i
to hear Rev. Whittaker, really
missed a treat ; as all well know
what Rev. J. D. can do with a *
solo.?Next eame the honerable-a
IXiv .-Hunter^ This -was
other -solo that those who missed
was only at a loss, as the audience
was highly entertained
from strat io_finish. Next came
Rev. A. E. Lomax. He tried in
every w&y to \Vin the prize by ;
singing. Some class to his way
of singing. Rev. O'Bryant's sowns
p1 "i 1 *h ri,'ofi "
, i -i if? r
iv yei ujic; vj. cue prices, jlvit. v.
Parley played and instrumentalsolo?:
This was good. Mrs. Lortiax
acted as Mistress of "cere"
FOR SALE. i
[Icrs, Deoderant, Vanishing ?
LVeam, ,Cold " Cream, Talcum !|
Powders, Toilet Water, Bouquet 3
Perfume. J
PORO SYSTEM t
Scalp and Hair Treatment. , 1
rime. Callle Servance Dyson,
1 :>!. ) Blossom St., Columbia, S, C.
KEY. ADAM M. SANDERS j E
Pastor St. Peters Bapt. Church
t ci /"i "r 1 1 "" C
J.1IIIU, O. C/. I ~
""rnYITfi F""ry and Llvird
Sunday in each. WlOnfchr-?
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Al.^o lYeHidenF~of ths^ChrTstian'
Rising Sun Society, Columbia,!
K.-.C.? -V?.-. Is
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE .!"
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Effective^ September 21, 1924. |
Popart. (Union Station) Arrive'
">.15 a"7~fn. WiT.-New York 12:55 p. m. jn
Sleeper ~-to- Wilmington. | j
U25 pr m. Wil.-Xow York 10:50 p. m
Sleeper to Wilmington m
1:50 p. m. Charleston 11135 a. m.
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Parlor Car to Charleston
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['olnnihia, Neu berry & I,aniens R. R.
141:55 a. m. Lau.-Green ci:40 p. m.
r 4:20 p. in.'- -fi.aurens dll:55 a. m. T
?Union Station daily; d?Gervias St.
station daily, except Sunday.
For information call at Union Sta- j
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Y Under the Auspices of
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Y Arts and Science:
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nonies. As they gawe a prize
o the best and worst singers
ye are very delighted to?xny
hat Rev. S. S. Youngblood pdsor
of Shiloh won first prize as
>eing the- best solo_ singer. The
tther prize was between Revs.
jomax, Hunter and O'Bryant.
am sure all enjoyed this prQi.
rram.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Covington
md family motored to Columbia
eported a splendid trip.
Mrs". Glep A. Little, Inptte E.
tfcCollum have just returned
rom Camden, where .they spent
he week-end with relatives and
=, I can furnish Board and
lodging for male Boarders at
> reasonable rate.?Gall and see
tie for rates, etc. . - - MRS.
NANCY SUBER
808 Hampton Avenue.
JB366 PHONE" 63(16
/hair Caneing and Upholsterine
Furniture^Repairing and
Mattress Renovating?
W. S. TREZEVANT
> CH?# * * *?**?< V
j?^? Profession
iffice" IIoura: ~~ Telephones:
1:30 A. M. ta 2 P. M. Oflice 3536
6:00 P. M. to 8 P. M. Res. G548
Dr. C. E. Stepehenseir
Physician and Surgeon
)iseaseis of'Women and Children A
Specialty
?fflce: 1 ~ Residence;
414 Vi Assembly St. 1328 Oak St.
-Dr. L. M. DANIELS
Physician and Surgeon
pecial Attention Given Diseases of
Wtimen.
121 Washington St. 221Ct Hampton
Hhce Rhone; 6429 Res. Rhone; 7165
; ;
iffice Hours: Telephones:
0:00 to 10:50 A. M'. Oilice fiV'J(T
2:00 to 1:00 R. M. Res. 4692
2:30 to 4:00 P. M._ '
6:00 to 8:UU R. M. ~
DR. J; G. STUART"
r Residence^""
702 Main Street 141*7 Pine lStreet
COLUMBIA, S. C.
[ours: .. .' Telephones:
y 10 iu iu, unite 3UD
2 to 2 I'. M. ~ Residence 243
3 to' 4 P. M.
6 to 8 P. M.
)r. J. Douglas Williams
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON '
109 Nance St.," Newberry, S. C.
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J UNIVE
)1.UMBIA, 57
ens-September
W. Beckett, A. M., D. ]
itution for The Training
the African Methodist. 1
>wing bourses:
3, iMormai, Teacher Tra
ne Economics, Music, Pi
mation address:
Rev. D. H. $ims, _A.
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ftniwrrtftfr, Ociofcf 1005. -friends.
We are still delighted to see
i'rof. E. J. Sawyer still doing
nicely in health.
~ Mr. Coock is on the sick list!
Come to Marlboro County Fair
Oct. 27-30. : :
Miss Callie D. Sanders* Rep't'r.
The. wife of an officer in the
revenue- service^ is said to own
the firaL."greenback" issued by
tW U. S. CovernmentT^earing
the number-"one."
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t iVlirzQ -wra i'ereian term
jfor prince.
Mme. Mary Lee Brooks
reautyIurlor ^
PORO SYSTEM ?
~ TTSED aifdTAUGHT
o ?
11001 fireen St., Columbia, S. C.
PHONE 648Z_ \i
L. A. Hawkins'
j . u-j.
Real Estate Agency
! "Homes on Easy Terms"
1107}/i Washington Street ' * /
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E COLUMBIA/ S. ;
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, Office Hours: Phone 3536
l:*J A. MT to % P. Al.
,3 P. M. to 7 P. M.-'" " * w ~
Sundays By " AppomtrnentsT
Surgeon Dentist T
J Crown and Bridge'Work a Specialty,
j -Pyorrhea. Treated Successfully. ?'? 1
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1414'/2 Assembly St. Columbia, S. C
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i TelephqLnes: Oflice -5744 ; ^es. 3702 ~
DU. M. A; EVANS
j Diseases of Women A. Specialty.?=; ?-M
! CrndiKite Nurses iiv Attendance. 'J
; DR. H. H. COOPER j
Dentist
Gold Crown and Bridge Work A
Specialty. I
I(,iTeJVI2g=^=n25 Washington
Office Hours: Telephones:
8 to 0 A. M. ___ _ Office 4217
1 to 2 V. M. ~ Res. 8875
o to 8 P! M,
Dr. W. D. Chappelle, Jr.
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1 Office: - . Resdence:
2101 Gervais St. > 1301 Pine St.
Office Hours: " 10
A. M. to 1 P. M.
5 Pv M. to 7 P, M. v
Dr. J. H. Goodwin
11110 Washington St. ColumbtaS:_C1=_____
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M.; D. n:T President, %