The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, April 03, 1926, Page TWO, Image 2

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V TWO ? -rnmmmmmm ... i. i Haines Defeats Booker Washington of Atlanta r 5 i l Augusta, Ga.--In a well played ( game of. base" ball, Haines defeated Booker Washington High School team from Atlanta.. The boys from Atlanta came to Augusta confident of victory ?j^-butJbefore the steady pitching -??-a of Cunningham, - they - were forced to .change their~mm(Ts7 Cuhhingham allowed them 4 hits, and one earned run, that, - a homer by Moors. The playing and hitting of Mason and Lamar featured. Teams Ii~ H. E. b. w..-,o;3|oje;oiaj'oii;o; 4, 4, 2 H~u.~~i'0 3 0 Oil 1 x! 712 1 ?. - 1 l-t 1 , ? ? , ? , I 'I BateriesHanes Cunningham and Lamar. - Booker Washington Jordan and Freeman. ? i m ? ??- I Hanies 7 -Schofield 6 > ? " ; Augusta, Ga.?A strenous 9th" inning rally saved Haines from . .. a defeat at the hands of Schofield ' .* Haines was a little unsteady in the beginning, due to over \ confidence, and over-anx 1 ety? . but^.they.Soon pulled themselves, together and won although defeat seemed to stare them in the. face. -V -Teams~R7K:E~. S. I. 010 4.0 2 0 0,0 0; 6 5 3 ?UP 2 0 0 0 0 3 2?7 11 7 -J 1 -j 1 , .1 > J 111 7-^4 v Batteries j- Haines Larrie, HiL liary and Brown and Lamar. Schofield?Smith and McAllister Unpirg-i?Ryana. ' | Claflin Fails to hit Stride (McGhee News Service)" Orangeburg, Mar. 26?In spite ?of~ good pitching by Tiller vandLevy for Claflin, costly errors resulted in a decisive defeat* for , /Paine; but poor base running and failure to hit in the, pinchers 1 ?ost them seyeraf runs. _ ~ Burton of Paine*- backed by stellar support was never hi Teams it. H. hi. P. C. 3 0 3 0 0 0 1 0 0j 7 3 2 C. U. i. 1^0 0 0 0 0 0 II . 2 7 7 Batteries :* Paine-?Burton and Crocker. ClUflltl?Tlllui^ Liny and Blake. N. C. S. Downs A. & ? - ?-?- ' Captures Prize In Ninth Greensboro, N. C.?In "a Shilling and gruelling contest, North ?CarolinaState College of Durham won a game of baseball r from A. & T. College. The final score of the tense, exciting gamevvas in doubt until the end of the game. North Carolina scored first, and maihtained the lead_until the eighth inning when A. & T. College, by bunching -,hits, gained a lead of 3 to 2. In tl^ ninth inning, by the route of costly errors, .the visi.to/s ran in two scores, which the home boys were unable to overcome in Stokes, relieving Fount in?ttnr third inning, pitched well for the home boy?. Vincent of North ?Carolina-S ate---w?s master- of the situation. ? ? Teams . R. ffjE. NT." C. 0 0 11"OO'OO-F" 5 9; 3 . A. T. -0:0 0;0;(M>4-2;<>: 3; 4 3 Foust, Stokes/ and Miller, ColeUmpire?Hargraves. * , State Trips Paine To A Fall Of 5-1 Paine Makes I^one Score In 2nd Orangeburg?Amid the cheers the S. C. State aggregation made its -fc?corifl "appearance by defeatZing the Paine nine with a score of 5-1. Paine made her lone * score in the second inning when Dean drove a runner in by land, ing a hit in deep center. State made a couple of runs in the first inning and then settled, down contented until the fifth, when Bass, State's third sacker made a hopie run as a .special feature. A summary of the game I fallows.? ? "v" ? Teams V ~R| H E p.. c. oii;o;o;o;osojO|0| i| 4| 4 i S, C. 2j0;0,0ti!0!2,0jx| 5| 51 I S Paine: Stalworth and Crocker. Jc I State: Hopkins and June. r . v Annual Baseball Classic +* & T. Easter Monday |J Morning Game at Winston-Sal- { - em?Afternoon Game In ^ J- . Greensboro. ,. Greensboro, N^C., March 29? Klaborate preparations are being c I made for the annual baseball,1 insqjp wbirb to be staged by * teams representing A7.& T. and ^ | Shaw Colleges. The, morning c game will be played in Winstqn- 1 IBalem. Dudley'Field will be the ^ scene of the hectic afternoon bat- * tie. Because t>f The intensely J6 keen rivalry that' exists between K ! i t|ie two colleges, the spectators.!1 will have an opportunity to wit- 1 ness a thrilling contset. Coach c Byarm has made many needed ^ rch^gesdn thedine-up of the Ag- fi gies which will strengthen great- * ly the offensive -and defensive ? , power of his boys. -Li , . fc Athletic League Formed J By Colored Schools !r "During the State Teacher^ sociatipn meeting last month an 11 attempt was made to form the I schools of the State having some,1I m m nt at.hlptir* inrn a lpagnp. a The object of. the league is to s "divjde the State into districts; * Thejscliools^ot a district compet-;v jtrict championship; the district} champions competing for the' i _i : i-i ' H-. 1 'sul'uiuji cnairipiunsnip; nnany, * the sectional champions j3lay-*?or S the State championship, the, game to be played at Columbia * at^the close of the season. A meeting tq-further the efr 1 forts of the Leagueus to be held * at the Booker T. Washington * High School, CoTumbia, Saturday 1 April 3rd. - t All schools desirihg. to partici- t pate are asked to* send a delegate 1 ito this meeting. The initial fee/ will be $5.0(j. it is noi^d that * a large representation will be.' present. C. W. 3Iadden of the * 'Booker Washington High School, ^ of Columbia is President; L. A. je Cain. Mayo High, Darlington, ^ Vico-Pres.; F. C. Sharp, Wilson c High, Florence, Sec.; J. S. Boyd, Is Georgetown High,?Georgetown, ^ j Treasurer; J. C. Prioleau, Lin-U I'colri High, Sumter and W. P. j* X'havis, Ridge Springs, i>re meni- a hers of the Executive Commit--' ???? ? :?????-I _'_r 5 CLAFLIN UNIVERSITY BASE BALL SCHEDULE TO DATE t Easter I\Ion.?Morris Brown, Ga.-e Ewtter Tues.,?Morris Brown, Ga c April 9?Allen &t. Orangeburg.. jl ^ April 1? and 13?Howard'^of t "Washington; Br C.atOran'b'g.;^ April 15-ichofield at Aiken, I April 17?Haines a<t Augusta, {? IApril 19 & 20 MorehouseTat Claf. Is jApril 23?Morrfs at Darlington. | [April 29-?Allen at Columbia, jt April 30?Benedict at Columbia, y May 8?Schofield at Claflin. e May 12-AHarbison at Claflin. jl' iMe'.v Ifi?Track Meet at Hamp- t ton7^a.7 Claftin Team. J ^ *May 18 & 19? Claflin at How- rt ard, Washington, D. C. * Pending. r ? ? BASEBALL v r Easter Monday April 5, Ches-A ter High School of Chester vs. jl Park at 3:^0 o'dock. Admission a 35 cents. ? |C Chester High School is run- P ning an excursion to Columbia r Easter Monday bringing rooterc jk to root for . their Pligh School \ team.. Columbia? will turn out in full Easter monday to root for their younger sons. Are you a goi^g to be there? n The game will start at 8:30 p.m. a ^ -v :\vV THE PALME' Newbefrv^ews ?= 1 The farmers are very busy )reparing their land. In some lections they have planted smo<? :orn. I think they are experinenting, because winter i? not >ver. The way the weather felt' >n last Sunday and Monday?; armers take y^ir time prepare ( rour Wnd. Mr1. .Floyd is "having all of his griculture boys to break their and and harrow it over good. There was a good attendance it Miller Chapel Sunday School" >n last Sunday* morning to witless a prOgrain that Was oil fur, he Sunday School. Rev. O. A.' bilker was a visitor in our Sun , lay School. At 11:30 aMri., the egular services began, (Rev. O. Parker was. presented by lev. E. P. Ellis to preach. He elected for his" text? John 15:5, >ub., "Environment" It was a reat for anyone to have heard lev. Parker. 3:30 p. m., the K. if P. turndll out at Miller Chapel V. M. E. Church for the Thanks ivftig Sermon. Rising Sun No. 5, Iron.Clad No. 254, King Davi'J Co. 151, and three Courts of Caanthe. #Sir*E. F. Floyd, C. C.; 5m J. B. Morgan, Master: of Ce emonies; Address?Mrs. V. T. | Cllis; Address?Sir U. S. Gall-1 nan, Paper?Mrs. Grace Gray,! llv E. P. Ellis pi cached the ser- | rrorr from Gah7 13 ;5. Sub. ^Love t was said by some of the memlers, we are seventeen years old uul we have never had, such a ermon preached to us^ since we lave been knights. He told us vhat K. of P. stands for and vliaPyou have to be-in order to >e a. K. of P. indeed. You are invited to attend our faster exercises at Miller Chapel kmday at 3:0(1 p. m. -J Th^~County^ teachers-met at he Drayton High School on Mar. !7 L't 11:30 a. m. in their regular nonthly meeting.* Prof. U. vS. Mailman presided. The meetng was well attended.* The folowing principals were called on o make arepoairabout the iridusrial wrok done-m their schools ind the1 amount of money raised 'or the school improvement this! rv. Prnf T? F1 niivlflon "F| fT ?loyd, B. Rickard, Miss Johnnie ^itts. Prof. Gallman nresent;d the Superintendent of EducaTdfi, Prof. IVjifaman, whcr ~ad.' Iressed the county teachers' association. The second -speaker vas Prof. T. M. Mills, the Farm ^mnnstration Agent for New erry county, After the meeting domestic Science room, -It- waV j )repared by Miss Mary B. Pear- j son. ... _ ; ; _ Rev. W. C. Cleland^t). D., pas- ! or of St. Paul A M. 'E. Church, taleigh, N. C., ha?s been here in" >11u z?i ^AM A -pAtl* /J A *?fl A A A '1 **rv-iuy iutt <x icw nays wi at,aau (ccasion^the death of. his uncle, dadison Burton whore funeral ;ook place at Trinity A. M. E. Church, March 21, Rev. Cleland vas the guest of his sister, Mrs* ^ucy Carpentejr^and-Misses Besie and Lillie Cannon, 805jCrosing "Street." ' MrSTlsabella Spearman a good raman and friend to The Palmeto Leader^ died March 24, age 63 hildren, eight are dead and six iving, twenty grandchildren and , hree great grand child rental! 4^ rrttrcrcminrerr wdVWHMltVWH1' ledside before she departed this ife, namely: Mrs. Mamie Cro- v ner, Mrsr Minnie Haulty, Willie ( >pearman,,Newberry ; Miss Car ie Spearman, * Raleigh, N. C.; Valter Spearman, Washington, ). C. and Marcellus Spearman, ilizabeth, N~, J. - She was funer- ^ ilized at Milter Chapel A. M. E. Church by her pastor, Rev. Ellis, 'atterson and Pratt, undertakers ' endered good service. Willie ? rft oil March 28 for his home in ! Vashington. i CARD OF THANKS < We wish to thank the neighbors ] nd friends for their many kind- h esses and assistance rendered 11 t the death arid burial of our'i . .... ~ ! ... . f N - i rro LEADER ~ - mother, Mrs. Isabella Spearman* jL who died March 24, 1926. jd ?Miss Carrie flpearman and A sisters. \ . . a Laurens News The City of Laurens was saddened Mond^lSIarcE^SndwHenZ Mrs. Lessie Brockman who had n been in declining health for sev- ^ home on Hampton St. She has " numerous ' fripnfla wViX-^nFiii learn with sorrow of her passing. Mrs. Brockr-.an was ? member of P Bethel A. M. E. Church. The e funeral was largely-attended. She ^ i? survived by a lui3band, Mi*. Aaron Brockm&n, Two small ^ children three sisters, Miss El. C labell Jackson, Mrs. Mary Reeder Mrs. Mayola Wright and father, |n Mr. A.lam Jackson. Interment y at Laurens Cemetery. ' ^ Mr. and Mrs. Willie Wijgon of ? Columbia have moved to this , City where they will make^their pfuture home. ^ death of Rev. J. W. Lykes, our *1; presiding "felder. He was k>ved by J all who knew him. Among those *< that attended the funeral were: X foessrs. ?W*?L. Morris;, Grover | Martin, Willie Rice, Jim Putman YV. M. Moore,. Revs. I. S. Reed, and J. D. Bovd. ' ??? V The Blue Bird Sewing Glub(^ held a^delightful ipeeting at the *[ home of Mrs. Dora Atwood. - ^ Mrs. Eva Johnson and Mrs. {< Alice Moore are improving rapid ? , A ?^ 7 Rev. AT J. Martin wa^the guest of friends fn our City a few days $ ago. $ On RtinHay Mflrph 9?, fViP An. nual Sermon for the K. of P. and $ Court of Calanthe was preached at St. "Paul Baptist Church with $ Rev. A. C. East as speaker. >; ? Rev. J. W. Witherspoon was 1?; the week-entf guest of Rev. and Mrs.' J. C. McClellan. Mrs. McClellan is home after having !?! closed a successful school term.. X i . ? -?- ;-5i 4 Johnston Notes Field Day exercises of Edge- *{ field Cohnty to be held at the1 Edgefield Coun.: Training~School *{ Many games'1, are to be played on the outside and the following ! 1 - program iq to be rendered in { ftrinm )tr r.4- 1 "1 rJ ? ? MUUHVliVIU (JlUllipilJ' ai li "J o'clock a. m. T"J Music?School. -Invocation? ;! Rev. C. P. Stallings. Music-? ;! Edgefield Hi' School. Inrtoduc- ;{ tory remarks?Prof. C. 0. Mc- *1 Intosh, Edgefield (Jo. rr. School, i Johnston. Music?School. Wei- ;? come Address?Miss L. C. Wil- I? liams, Edgefield Co. Tr. School. lj Response to Welcome Address? I? Miss Bessie Martin, Edgefield ij Co. Hi. School. Music?Edge- IJ field Hi School. Declaration? IJ W. C. Hurely Reading?Edge- IJ field Hi Sehool. Music?Edge- IJ field County 'Training School. ^ Presentation of- the Speaker of 3 the Da-y?Prof. B. D. Alexan- { dcrv-Supt.of thc^City SchoQls_QL3j xlohiislun:?Address?Rev. B. F. x Allen, pastor of Johnston Baptist -5 Church. Music?Sqhoot. ReH marks?Mr. H. G. EFdson, Board of Trustees, Johnston. Closing Remarks-?Prof._ W. E. Parker, Announcements, etc. Master of Cor em on i o s?ProfJW^ E^P&gker^ _ Prin. Edgefield Hi School. Com miuees. Mrs. w. m. barker, Mrs. P. E._ Simpkins, Miss A. M. ^*?1? The Quarterly Union of the" Household of Ruth was heat Sat. March 27. Among the out-oftown members that attended the session was the person of Miss A. J. Dickerson, who was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. James Spann. The Knights of Pythias and Cal&ntheans held their annual Thanksgivnig services at Bethel C. M. E. Church, Sunday March 28. . A hearty welcome was extended them by the poster, Rev. C. P. Stallings, after which the program was carried out in the usual manner of ceremony. The/ Rev. Bateley of Columbia deltvjred the annual sermon. Mrs. S. ... V jsnlOniii^Mfcdiiir n i r " u Pope rendered a wonderful 63* ress in behalf of the Calanthens. All onlookers enjoyed the fternoon. "" ? ^ i , i & Claflin Univ. Nptes '(McGhce News Service) The past and present weeks lay properly be called "two big reeks'\ at Claflin for they have itere^ting events. During the past week the fol>wing prominent speakers were resent and spoke at our chapel jcercises. On Monday, Rev. R. Freeman, who delivered his rpprnlar wppkly sprrnnpat.t.ft to ie student-body. On Tuesday, J. >i McMorries; Director of Reliious Education of the Dbpartlent of the Sunday Schools of ie M. E. Church (North) ; Miss lae Getzendanner, Chief Clerk f Bureau of Negro Education, almadge, Auditor and Supt. of "XK~x~x~x~x~x~x~x~x~x~x~x*< P J^RAP DISCONTINl Of All Men a r- Shoes Now Remember glease that Kr 1 sfiitpinpnf that hp didn't liv< ' VVn ora Will llf IV We are going to handle ladie We offer all our Men's-sho< : All Children's Sh At these prices they won't patrons to hearere as scon :i j? or two. > A Word' to As our store is going to 1 ladies store, we therefore s 1 now more thaiTever. | SO ~ : NEW i STYLES= - We have recently receive* newest creations and you ca slippers from Kramers and < Be at Kramer's And G< If RAN IV The Si ~ Beautifi 1S36 MAIN STREET? PINCKNEY'S Fl UNDERTAKER AND 1 . . OF SOUTH CARO Fi A . Office Phone 5707 1006 WASHINGTON ST./ Pihckney's Sani n BEST EQUIPPED IN THI FOR YO , ^ ^ "t . ^ niilirt .n Saturday April 3, 1926 Hope Haren HomeoFThncinnati; Rev. R. E. Brogdon, local A. M. E. minister ^nd Charing Satchel! ~Morrl^~Jnr Journaliqt and Orator. On -Friday, E. F Frfl. zier, Driector; of Atlanta School of Social Work, spoke to the students about the work of his school in AllanUt. The climax of ? the present week will be the | special Easter services?to-be |conducted by the Claflin Sunday ? j School and the Vesper Services fat 7:30 Easter Sunday night. ;The male quartett will be featured at night. Mr si Coprich, {Violinist, Will?remlerla violin 'program assisted by ihe Girls' Plnn ru*h ' | * Friends are cordially, invited | to' attend both services. . v ' | He who would do some great 1-4-u:. +UJ.-, ..Uni.f Ufa m'troHnrc-? ; LIUII& III lllicy onui l uiv iiimmv ply himself to the work with j uch a concentration of his forces as, to die spectators, who live only to" amuse themselves; -looks j like insanity.'. ?Foster. aer'C ~j:: JAINCE SALE :.V;| nd Children's | GoingUn. | amer hds never yet made a V e up to it. ~ ten's and Children's business If . s shoes only^? ? *-?- { .. . is and Oxfords, values to $10 *? . ? : AtIL_$5.85-.f ^ . ' 'k "** Pair I -... t\ oes at 1 -2 Price | I last long and we advise our ? ts ptfflsible and secure" a pair 1*1 the Ladies:' ' ~ 1 . *.? ' i pi ' i i ! 3e in the future an exclusive *. pecialize in stylish footwear d SO new styles of the very " in get ycur beautiful Easter X it a reasonable price. ? st Your Easter Slippers /icnin ujdivv | . tore of i g | ul Shoes COLUMBIA, S. C. | JNERAL HOME J LIN A & GEORGIA ineral Cars and Funeral As Good as the Best - v! im .lid Better than the Rest And Prices Less ? COURTESY1? ! And 8 SERVICE Residence Phone 7761 ( I COLUMBIA, 8. C. ?"1 tary Barber Shop A 1 CITY. COME- AND SEB , URSELF. '