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S^_?. TWT) __ . ?. ? :x= BENEDICT COLLEGE LEAD-1 ^TNCh BATTERS ^ ^ ABH.jP.C. Graham, lb, i___ 35]16|42Sh. Williams, c, - 40J16400 L. P. McFarlane, r, f., 8| 3;375 _Lfilover Pitches Shut-out1, , FOTOannr~^~ ? - i Mnrv.no M"'v^ Service) . > , Orangeburg, April 16?In Au-J 'gusla, dafT Pndnr Glover absent for a month on ac. . count of injuries, was back on ^he-mound, f or Chimin and pitched - -.j:-^'..shut-out game against tl>e strong Paine College nine, giving ?? up only four hits. j.-. ??, The initial runs made forClaflin were started by a rally in the second irmtng^-whon Pinko kissed the pftlTor~a Home run and wa& followed by Knight wtTp- hit for three bases. Knight was scored by a single Hit by Jenkins. Another run was made in the third inning which resulted in the removal of ' Burton pitching -for Paine. In. the sixth inning one more run was-made^nrDye and . the game continued a-pitchers -battle with Glover fanning-J4: ami Dye 10. The game ended UK. <J. I\ MAlJIhUN M\ hi EPS Great Revival on atT Union Baptist Church. Secretary National Baptist Convention. "The fight is on!" at Union Baptist church, in the form of a ten clays revival and Dr. ^T. M. Boykfn, the pastor has secured / ; the Rev. C. P-. Madison, . 15. D., pastor of the Second"' "Calvary Baptist church of Norfolk, Va., tOrlead in the grim combat. Div Madison is one of the n+ynnfT".-f in America. ~. ;He - is the- Recoiling?Secretary of the National Baptist Convention of America. - . His sermons are replete with intellectual and spiritual Dow er, and he is taking Columbia by st^rm ' .r Dr. Boykin is to be congratTn latedin securing such a type oi ??"ihmm as I)r. C, P- Madison. Drv -Madi son .addressed the ^ student. body at Benedict College Thursday at 11 :^0 a. m., arid it was_ a masterpiece-of sound advice to the young people, and was an inspiration to the "teach ers of this great institution, He hopes to visit Morris College one day next week. Dr. Madison predicts, a large delegation r from?virginia during Dtp Nation i?l Sunday' Ml'huul Com gress. The meeting goes thru out next-woek^Go out and hear him for yourself.' : . ? m m mm ? ? Edgefield Notes "The Edgefield' County Field Day Exercises wer6 held at the ?-Edgefield Tk^JImiiiing Bchooli JohnstOil, S._C.', April 3. Wa-wish to thank the above faculty for the invitation extended Edge, field Academy, Edgefield, S. C.v The work displayed by the ~~~rfrfWh^rl much cTMit to their instructors. On April 9, Rev. Hilyard, Prin. of Brewer Normal School deliv ered ji^masterly address to a large audience at Macedonia Baptist Church. We were highly entertained last Fridayj^iight by our Home Talent CTum N They really know how to gab-your ^.mHes. This Club efitertaiited in .interest of (5'ur, school. We thafik you for every effort put forth in lending us- a helping hand. Edgefield High School FacuF ~ ty rendered a splendid program _ for the benefit erf-Trinity A. AT. E. C^jrch. last Sunday after ; : BwtfiaL II I j. Jlk JjMk. r ' *"v. * > * ** ????i i _ r ., ** ^ Claflin 4, Paine 0. foams _ R.|H.jE. &. u. 6 2^jO|t^OiOf- -4|S^ Paine OiO OjOiOjO;0|0|0| 0| 3| 5 Batteries:Claflin?Glover and Blake. Paine?Burton, Dye and Wiggins. -?.standing of Clubs In Ga.-S. C. Conference Aiaiiic^, anvi otaio College are leading-the process sianUn_ t heCteo r g i a - So u t h Carolina Conference. Haiwith . 7 ^nnfprpnpp games won and only 1 lost leads 'the field so far, for the coveted prizes which is now held by Morris^Collegerttie Silver Cup. Haines.-has played a steady game j4hyoiighont the season, and at this time holds a record of having won ten games and having lost-one. State College being the ^fmlv-jpflm that has beatetrtheTTTr j * The generalgood~play on the part of the whole team together ! with the stellai~battery work_of Cunningham and Lamar have been big factors in the rise of .the team.So far the Benedict College team has won five Conference games and lost one. State CaL lege <has-avoii_ four games and lost one., State College seems I1U0H.?A Wpn p^dihTlfH "-'jtnessed the program. - ? >? ' ' - ? REV. WILLIAM BAXTER INSTALLED AS PASTOR OF MT. PISGAH ^ ..BAPTIST CHURCH, RIDGEWAY, S. C. SUNDAY APRIL 18th._ By Rev. Richard Carroll Rev. H. W. Long, D. D., pasl. tor of First Calvary Baptist . church preached the installation sermon at Nit- Pisgah?Baptist , church Sunday, April 18th. Dr. UoJIgJAS a gi'eat preacher. Rev. - . I .1. I.,ill mnlrn n tor. .. _ Mr. I. S. Leevy "was ahx) on ( program. He is an example for . every young man. It is the first - tini?__I. haye been in a pulpit in almost two years; I \vas~"glad -tc 7 he??Mrs feevv and iit;i c-iuiureii IJITUI lvirs. Barron were thenTalsu; We^toek?dm" her with - :Mr~ -apd -Mr*i, Franfr t Gibson. I sawseveral of my = F.li/n Peterson, . Mr. John Adam* and others. 1 This was a fine trip and I enjoyj ed- it; altho I had to be helped in the pulpit. ! TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH NEWS. i - -?Thp ^prjes of Revival services _ hPinpr field at the Tiinity I3apti/.t church, on Harden street, opposite Benedict college, has beer and now is a -great success.; for " mdeed'has-the Lord troubled t'h^ waters . and_J3iany_ have bedn made- whole in Jesus Christ. Dr."Wilson has from the be"jyiTTTrmyr?even ip?^pite pf thp contractfon of a severe coid, held the interest of his hearers, and each service has borne abundant fruit. His evangelistic party has contributed something lasting, and Columbia is benefitted by their coming. Thirty-eight souls have professed faith in Christ, as this: report goes to press, and the re-hultn of-famvdavs more of ser: Vices are to supplement this rec'ord. The series., of services have been co.^mopolitan in its nature, and all the churches for the most part have received many joiners as well as the accessions tWTrinity., '! - Tuesday*evening at 6:3 o'clock j Dr. Wilson and party gave a lec-ture t? the crowd of women present Dr^ Wlaon launched forth 'into his lecturejamHvhen he had 'warmed to his~treatise> there -;ft -? ' 7T" fidi niiifiiii ii>* i-1 i iiM-j theTmeme' 1 ** ? .... - " tr n exceptionally strong on~prtchefsT The play of the whole team is peppery, and they are destined xtr give lots 6f frouble before theseasoiuends In Hopkins, Ford, DeLorme and Savage, State has four pitchers who are stronger than any other four in Southern i Schools' Benedict College appears to \ have picked up a line battery in J VUiMcy and William*.?So far as rthe writer knows at this timeI tW standinir in the association "tST=?? * - ' Team ?Fr Wr?In JVX. Voorhees T 2~^?*"-0 100C| Haines. ' 8 7 1 875 j Benedict *5 . IT I- 833* State o?s-?4 _ 1 800 'Allen 6 3 2 600 TaTne? fr? ^?.. -3 r 400 Clafliri ,61 5 167 Schofielld . .,6 0 . 5- " 000 AValker Bapt. 2 - 0 2 ~ 000 *The Yoorhees team has only played Schofield. ^ v? Morris Whips Benedict I i * * ( By C. C. \Voodson) April 16?Benedict lost her second game of the season wher > Morris won a slug fest, 15-14r - - The visitors-xolleeted 15 hits . white Benedict found 22 and not well hunched enough to out-score Morris. The parm* Was slow and w u> Luminous applause ami_ rtmens, foi^ Drr-WiTsorTdid not Itct^ -jitate to aissail those things that . destroy any people. All the wo' men "of Columbia missed a.rare 1 treat if. they were absent in this ; servitre:?? ' ' j Sunday, April 25th will be the jlast day of this wonderful evanjgelis(ic and revival service ahd lis expected to be a great day in 'the Church of .God. i?Wilson iuid hispariy will have complete charge of. the services from the morning, until the evening, A mass , meeting will , | bo hoId in tlie.Sunday Sehool at 4*0 :0b o cloclv.?11.00 Preaohing 'service. 4:00?Communion ser. vice'/ 6:00?B. Y- P. V. 8:00^ ^ Preaching. j j Sunday will be a grqat;, Rally yd_)ay for the revival and; all con[ I tribu~t Ibits" wil 1- be aborted in ~thfg pai^r-fr^m Huirrhes, busi. ness, and individuals. We ex|poet the city of CohlThTjiirteHrelT: ]us- and"we hope we shall not be disappointed. In union there is ^strong tin?Together __we stand . divided we fall. Help us to stand [ . Several of the larger' Churchjes hav promised to take an af? iter collection as a contribution - - ; - . 9 I to The" revival. ?We?highly apj predate the cooperation of all j especially in the above mentioned j respect .TT&OOKL A \ JTJTTVI msT'i~ II CHURCH NEWS J? Our school is getting along nicely and every tether and of 'the school one of the best in the t-State,?\War e Trynig to gel e vIjeiy member of the church that ; we can to attend the S. S. All know the Sunday school is composed of small children; and I there are some people who are "^rrmoyerhhy-tdrildronr hut one day -iwTien Jesus was out walking with his disciples, a group of jwomen, most_of them with ba hies in their arms and small chfIdrehpcllTrgtrrg^J|,o^thoir akirts i'surrounded him. They had peri haps been* waiting for him for a ' jlong time. I >think that some one had told -them that Jesus would be passing that way. They wanted to 'make a request of him. You I see they wanted to ask him to | lay his kind hands upon the heads of their children and say over them a few words of blessing and prayer. But now the . 1 ... ^ . rro LEADER >rts? * v ' ? ?T iT tiresome un account of tho-in-effectiveness, of the pitchers. McCain of Morris otruck out Xb innnn ^ WHIev 3 and 2 respectively. Teams R.|H.|E. Morris 0J,0|2|0|5j4!l|0[112 B. O 2|0l0|l|l|4|2J2Jl|i 14)22)' 6 Benedict Defeats Paine April 20?Paine fell her second timp to the submission of -Benediet^this. season. JCheZEoxs from Georgia weife unable to hit Hughes Tvhen hits-nreant runsT The scores were 12-3. Dyer was knockecl out in the third frame and Burton took up-the hurdifeTl frotp there on. By winning this game, Benedict still has a chance for the cup, that is if she wins all remaining games to be playgcT i Stat<r College is the leading contender, followed second by-Benedict. These two Colleges are the only two left in the race for the nnp, othQvg hnve lost too many gamca. _ Benedict has 3 more games to play: April 30?-Claflin at B. C. May 7?Benedict at State Col. April 14?Allen at Benedict. ' The icores by innings are:Teams R.jd.]E. Paine Od^O^O.l [OjOf 3| :?|~4 B70 T l 4ip^O Oi5 1 Ixj 12|13p 5 I Batteries:? ?*%- ... . i . " : ? - V [children arp sent to the Supt 'tnifKpFB mul?Llie mothers are not with them to make no rei - - - I quest to Christ for their chit i dren. But when the childrer ;! crept close to Christ that day. he bent over them and blessed :: them. 'And their mothers-stooc .'clo?e by and smiled; but today 1 they are not present with them L/ C. Cool$, Supt. i Union News ' Miss Alberta H. Ruff was I hostess of the Art and Literary jClub Thursday 3:30 at McBeth pened with iTeMdent in charge t "After study and, business the hostess served ices and cakes. -' Dr. Julius B. Rowe of Greenville, S. C., spept Sunday with i Miss Pinkney^Br Farr. - Mrs. Lona Garner and childrer ~ rif Knft'r"illni , left- [Saturr day for th6ir home after a long \ staywith her mother,. Mrs. Bit ,1a Farr. " ; :*-^Ia:^-andr '$1x4* ptrndehiklren^aird^alse his mpthei ana niece motored to uoiumois and spent the day with Mr. anc [ Mrs. Raymond NanceMr. and Mrs. Coleman Farr ol I AshevTIler N- C. left for-f;heii I home Sunday after visiting theii mother; Mrs. Silla Farr. , Little Grace Black well has beer ?tpiifp indisposed for?the -past " two weeks.? Mrs. Lizzie Blackwell spent several hoiirs with Mrs. Ne,f . Young during her short visit-ir Columbia Sunday. SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST r ~ CHURCH ^ Henderson and Gervais Streets Subject for Sunday night: "The Unpardonable Sin or the , Sin Against the Holy Ghost." Song'service 7:30 p. m. Preach , ing at a p. m. ' You are cordially invited tc hear this most important subject. Come and ask questions. Bring your Bibles, pencils and notebooks; take notes; ? Charles Curtis Pastor. Honor Roll McBeth High School Union, S. C. > ' 7th Grade, Month Ending Apr. 9 >. Walter Lee Jeter, Ars,ie Miller, Wilson Wealch, Odessa Johnson, Pecolia ~ Farr, Blanche Jeter, Tiillifrft RirhnTri, Armenia. Kershaw. Albreta H. Ruff, Teacher. 1 - -y .. : 1 .... " ^ Painp?pyer, HhTleFaffil Crocker Benedict?Hughes and Williams. TTmpirm Tallpy Addison (Allen) (Jlaimriirirlg To Compete In Track Meet . <*. (McGhee News Service) Orangeburg, April 23?At the Claflin Field and Track Meet to jbe held May 1st, the Claflin girls I now undergoing Intensive trainling are to appear for the flrat 'Timu;?Gther iseflools are expect tpd to pntpr foams of girls to take part in this special division. The events ^for glrls~wlll be tdie SO^nd- 75 yard dashes and 120 yards low hurdles, running broad iumft.high-.inmn. U4 mile run. Special individual prizes are to be given as well as team prtaoft ' -In the boys' division there comes to the director many irn'quiries^which gives?assurance That This year will far surpass last year. Xnfc T NTnA^nT^^rnrh Qf Four on Va. Tour Greensboro, N, C.?The A. & T. College "Nine," upon its invasion into Virginia, won three of the four gamea played. The North Carolinians -defeated St. :<Eaul,. Union and Hampton, but Tost to Virginia Normal and Tr?. I dustrial Institute. The game Santuc, S. C. Notes t ?-?<Last Suiiclay was a beautifu - day, at Thomas Chapel A. M. E 1 Church- Sunday School was o , pened at its usual hour. '.-'Tin I Beginning of Sin" was delilght I fully?discussed by all who wert ' present . A large number was . present to witneJs this subjecl ^concluding by the review by the supt., Bro. L. W. Walkerr Class No. 2 is holding the offering banner, Miss Lillie Belle Stewart ; teacher. I . At 11:30 Rev. J. A. Burclmi II Thomas Chapel A. M. E. ChurcT jA large audience sal attentively 1 land listened to the same. - We are proud to say thai our clubs^ are doing fine. Miss 1 Eldie Walker, captain of Club No 1 had a sermon preached b> -,Rev^ L. M- Tobe at Thomas Chap 'Jol^A. M?E Church. His texi ' i was taken from St. Matt. 25:1 rouujecL . i ne I (ill virgins." iftt tsermon was enjoyed by all whe Srj was $5.50 On Thursday night, "key?~5 11M- Dawkins of' tTie~Gbldsville * ICircuit. preached a .splendid sermon for Club No. 8, JVIrs. Madora Jennings, captain. ___ At 8 o'clock our pastor, Rev J. W. Burch opened the service with hymn, -"Mu^t Jesus beai 1 the cross alone" after which he ~ presented the speaker of?the "evening, Rev. J. M. Dawkins. 1 PINCKNEY'S F1 r IZIIOTPERTAKER AND OF SOUTH CARC ill? ' ' F i l Office Phone 5707 1006 WASHINGTON ST., Pinckney's San BEST EQUIPPED IN TH FOR Y( "i~~" I ~~~r Saturday, April 24, 1926. J j with Virginia Seminary ' Was postponed because of inclement" weather. <? ^Anpdirt fo ment Claflin_ This is proving a great season in Athletics on Benedict's Park. Don't fail to see the big game between' Benedict and Claflin, j Friday^ April 3Qth, Benedict's i Park at 3"':30. Admission 35cts. i NOTICE I All members of the Columbia Lodge , ; No. 11, K. of P., and aubuidinate lodg. 1 es, are requested to meet in the Castle j Hall, 1125 1 -2 Washington, "St^ on~ j Sunday, April 25, at 1:30 p. m., to pay respect rBre^?Eugene Dennis, dejeeased. We \viLl,form in a body here and march to the Church. -*=*?---=*-?-?,,? V lly. order of, S. H. McLain, C. C.; E. R.. Lewis,_ K. of R. & S. . ??? i B ^ _ ' r? : Notice 1: ? r.\ Managers ' < > Any team desiring games < j. in Columbia or elsewhere are ' ' < >_ hereby asked to write M. A, ?>. - ? * > Robinson, 1120 Washington o < > Street, Columbia, S, C.f Man-_< ' it ager of The Columbia TlNEVER FRETS." | ' !Rev. Dawkins selected as a text, Ipnnirl fi'lfi, " Thy Clod whom ljthouj;ervest continually He will ? . deliver thee." A contribution of _ ! A Ar 6 - $>iu.uo was given. ; Mr. and Mrs. Jennings had the misfortune of losing their house i Friday morning, April 16 during^ } the thunder storm. ftr~tree-op-?? : posite the house was #truck set- j, i | ting the cotton house ^oirzfire^? 11 burning 3 tons of fertilizer, sev ' eral hundred lbs of cotton seed , and several farming machines.--TheTrdoftg wasJ^gay^ 1 ~ "r-1-Wfe are glad to say that Miss i Alma Johnson who had a se,irinMS-_acniflp.nt_a.hnnt fi wppks agn ~ in nn.w fining ninply anrl qhle to sit up again. ; ^ Rev. J. A- Burch went to Cari lisle Sunday night and preached . a sermon for Rev. S. J. Johnson r at Mt- Eden Church, Mrs. Texana Sims had an en- * ? t tertainment for Club No. 3- It "" ; . was a success. : v?Messrs W, S Sirps; t- B. Jeter Jenings and W. G. "Gist went j to uosnenmu Saturday to at. 4end the Muttral Benefit Society i Convention; they report a splen(lid Convention. ~ * * . ?Subscribe for, and read The : Palmetto Leader, if you want all ' the news from all over South Ca! rolina, and Other states. , f - -?' 1 .. -'V _ UNERAL HOME LICENSED EMBALMER JLINA & GEORGIA v uneral Cars and Fun^ml Equipment As Good as the Best Vnd Better than the Rest And Prices Less > COURTESY And SERVICE Residence Phone 77^1" COLUMBIA, S. C. itary Barber Shop I E CITY. COME AND SEE )URSELF. * ?