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MADDEN. IS PUSHING ~[
BOYS HARD TO GET
' ? r'~' FLORENCE, S.'c.
?yilli>t^.mph Schobl Team to
Face Hard OpponenfTSZ
?r.. ?Florence, S. C., Friday ::
October 8th.
".* '.I II .fmttM'frtL*? *^T*' ' ..... T.-.-r _ - T - ^
? ? ' ??-? {Bv llavcard,).. .Coach
Madden is driving his high
?i x whnni ^ pn>t<"ji^ hard this week iu
preparation 'for the panic .in i'unenoe
Friday rvi^h wHenf,. Ui.'? ???:
Indications are that -tnc game will
be oiie of tho hardest, .if not the liariF
.eat? to be played by the Wildcats^ this.
' ?- - . season, -r iort Ill't* Is said , to liu?e=a=
1 v" fast,-hard fffitlnyclevetn Co.aoh Mad*don
is said to have caaelieil_.a_team
| ' ": t\uj> yearS that played the Wilsou
. Tigers of Florence, wining one and
. losing one. So he Knows exactly what
h;.< team i.: > ~ui. U"U CE
r? ''stmrtnr: ho pains in yapping 'the. Wildcats
in shape to meet the TtgCTK
The Wildcats will be backed by the
support which an excursion bus will
carry to Florence, S. Friday.
cbheh". MaibU a yofuWes K> express
hta"vicws aim i iihei' l)L'lluvgg~nn-the
"""""?ah.Mill. ' Muic u.i lien laid luri;' wolds " .
? Ijc cbrtitr'r 1 > carrvinc it out. We
are going io S. C. 100 pii Wfi nfi'niy..
v with'the slogan, "N.C; Wihic^ts tamo
^.,i..- . ^ifos^-g^c^Ti^rsT^-AaLu tailing the
Wilson Tiger?, the Wildcats^viU re"...
turn to their ca-.ni) ib^iuTrPeii'theirclaws
to thcc.t tbo .Washington I ligh
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sTc. STATE COLLEGE
GRIDDEKS ARE BEING
WHIPPED IN IO SHAPE
Orangeburg, i*. C.,. Oct. 1.?-Uuder
the leadership of Coaches Cloode and
? ~ 'llielitnnn. furninr?>.i.us; gf?1 ninniFWl
r-nll.-.yn, Dhin Tim <Jf.ltO CollPCP
???^?eleven is ljcdng-^rcfttpped- into shape
rrr~~~??' fur1 its first1 rjiiic tm?October lath.
? JCiftv vo ronoKtrft] for ilrat'ltee
daily and have bun ijulluU?for the
.'r -past wee.k on fundamentals. v . .
ThTngs look gloomy 1n the State College
camp with only four letter njpn
~ ?r? li'iii'i nrfMind. However, Godch
"came last-.week in tlie pjursuB*JlI
""Kpeed" " Guiniinglmmt?-a former
Haines Institute p'riyor." Cunningham
position, ^nd^t ^ giving ' lutlSi'atTT^ywork.
"Dig- Doy" Powell; last year's
center, is not in. school this year, so
- that means ^ more work lor the
~ COiudjCih Tile coac-sosl ;IIV bill'lll uU
. the prospects of the't-efuu^-^access. ..
CLAFLIN OPENS * -w->
HEAVY SCHEDULE
? ?Anthers 7-U.~~~ '
TJrangebufg Oct. 1. ? Displaying tnidseason
form, the Cktilin; Panthers
viciously attacked Cquuh Kagleson's
' ' "'" H'Nf"1"' Carolina-rittio huskies'
' from Durham, and defeated trtem wttlr
a victory of 7-6 o ntlid lutal -grW&bu
todaji.'
??Blake of Cla'Iin- won tire tosg ana?7-??
booted?to?the'' visitors- Failing to
rnal-u 'rnnaisa-lit gains .thltHUgh the I
llnfea. 'tliO . Tar 'ft eel a punted oiP thb l
- ' fourth ilowil. llhllin then ,|jycan il
"7 maro^-.tlowii liir ljr!il tlr n SjmctneuC
lar uin of la ;?ai'!> ny Bloke..lulluWuTT
by a coy pie of ea-ins by Gregg and j
- Taylor* and. then- another run byj
Blake which landed the pigskin ?ov^s-|
T.-. Ute goal for a torn itdown. By tiieWuod
- ^1 was - successful in guiding the extra
- point. .. . ~
- The -visUor?--w^?Cr.bn:tble to seme
before ~ the second period. During"
' - this time they eueuliveiy blocked a
punt and captured the bail about 25^
yards from their yotil. A cleverly-qx-e-j
cuted pass an<T a* dart through the line
? netted' a totH-lul >\\u jur-North Caro-'
lin n ' CI ..1.1 'Mill 1' I 11 mil", tlm
try forpoint loft the score R ifTTSvorl
? "? of ('lalHU !U UH! *'!in ui- Mm 1'iall. Dat1-^
t -~^r. , .irtg the second half neithuj team whs'
? ? _ able to" score. >*<)tw:dh.-Uand:in# this,
AHCEN NF.WS NOTES; ?
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? With an opening di-scribe'd as "aus ;
picioys," the Schofield X. & I. School
? began last Monday nwHiiiv? with rip
propriate" exercises. The enrollmentt
this year surpasses any previous year,
according, to the present indications.
The new teachers, new students and
. . old .pupilg were warmly welcorped to
- ? their aOyeral tasks.? ? j
.-j Mat nf Teachers;- Misses-A; Mob:
ly, A. iWilliamm O. ' Anderson, hi. IVT. 1
RrrtoltHT It. Smith, ST Brown, Ji.
L > Thompson;. Ij. -Oefleld -and. Alessxs.
TflnhqnlrA, ' N. Ford. WttftanfT
Rhodes, Geo, E. Weaver, Rev. McFariiuni,
nuf. a. f., Hun, T'riiuiiflaLJijisL.
1 '?" g*"h"rn
? * Gen. W .M. afcGhee, Sri! and Meiar*.
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howevjer, manjp-'fef the beat play a "were
keen iu this part of the game.
nette**ttpy-fer7 rnarh Preaton'<
rOiSUMo lnu'UflelH tr> nhrmr it? met.
tie 15T the _secua d hhTf of the gaiieTxhu
Tp?rrijttries Uoceived by Blake, Jtud
Taj'IbV. "Elmore; who was substituted
:or -.Murray, proved him&alt to be ..?
aoherol ..of no uieau ability, and
itn.-e'a plunges -in the fourth-qwtrtet
*wv? iitucli tirnthj.se thaFhe wilHtooa
ue in QiS footsteps of his, pother.
_ I "or J\f. C\ State the work done bj
n umiv tin; antrressive' tackle, ^lc
much to_ihnpe^e the onrush or~nR
- \\ itp ? n-ppii in which to do a little
oiling and -polishing ta-tlie Cluflin ma
i himy__-aJi indications are that tht
Panther aggregation will" make a. Tor
niitfablg apjmaraSce lif tSe" came nexi
weoR with Morris Ilrown at Atlanta
Ga; '' ': >
The -following is. the. ilaeuiB..
?CinHjn. 7. "... -N. State 6.
i'.V tlU'Wmnl 1*.
(.'in r.v. . .L. T O'Hellj
Fritz........ rT.;".X."n ... VanStorj
Wilson. .. ,... C.. .Hubbard
Williams'....,. .Tft.'G...... Cooks
! 5 \ i d fi Ji .'.... Ingran
Tiller....... A . ..Ur-hL ...... Caldwel
Bfal.e (Capt.) 1VB Harris
tire.-g; i . .. .. '.L?. H urimes
Taylor. . . ..K-Ikn ,. .. Johnsor
TTuTTTH Q.H.-V HymT
? Substitutions:
fUiyiln -t!i illlti-for-WilHatna, Mitrfie
ivlnltTT Dim ore tor Murray, Murra>
__N. S. 3tato:?Strowfl (Capt.) fpi
T.inA-.m Johnson for'Harris. Hawkins
-for Jugram.
Davis (Hampton), .Referee* Hick
man (Dennison), prnpire, Newberry S
"C. State Head Linesman,
COLLEGE '
Hi AMie^innyjr.nm ?
~ C.SMITH 26 TO C
Lans, Henderson and "Bus'
Coleman Tallied For
? Victors ? .
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Defense Of Smith's Eleven Crumpldi
Before Crushing Attack of "The
^ Aggie Bull Dogs."
Green shore, N. O., Oct. ?. UtH
.player! at practically every stage o
the game,.. but not unt-fuughl, Julni
won (?. Sipmy.wont dgwh to defeat Sat
,unlay,. *?nUihor' luTnrp Hip rnmluflj
attack of rtThb Aggie Bull Dogs," le?
by Captain Miller. The .Johnson C
L Smith .'eleven showed itself to be ;
jilVicky sot, but not strpng pnnngh ti
stop thu onrush of the boys frori
[ Greensboro, * ~T .
"Little Bit" Henderson, playini
quarterback for Coach Byrum's tean
handled the team , with success,, an
The dimthut-ive-quangj
clearly out guessing his opponents
slipped through an opening made b
iliis team-mates, netting the first tone'
down of the gamo and season.
In CULIINI'SS nnd Haines. the Pre*
Irytorians -luuD -two powerful player
who caused the ""Aggie Bulldogs
considerable trouble. During the la'
tor part o? tho game they gained
siderable ground and played iike~de
mons. " -?? ??
For A. & T. College, "Bus" Colema
and Lane performed in a wonderfu
ninnner Coleman to Lane, by th
way of an "Aerial/attack, was some
[times phenomenal.- Twice L.ane, whil
in the air, receivjed two wonderfu
passes. ' Bus" Coleman was respor
s.ible for 19 of the points made by A
|& T. College. "During Hie game se\
! eral subs tasted some experience an
Hgfif. - ?? 1*
Coach Byrum expressed himself a
being, satisfied with the showing1 o
his charges." He plans to spend mtfci
time on the improvement of the taci
ling of his men, preparatory for th
names that, are to folium _1_. ^
Brick's Junter~ College?will ftppen
lir??4iome-game. Chances for vTcToT;
are regarded especially bright. '
W. M. .MoGh?er Jr., and Robert Chlldf
motored to Greenwood Sunday am
-kilned there by Iris brother.. Mr. R. B
M?Gihee. - Thfey fent to Seneca
where Gen.' "W. fit. McGhee sat up i
Uniform ranlt, consistiug uf buys. At
terwarrls returned to Greenwood ani
worshinned at tho AMU! Omrot
The trip was a very pleasant and sue
cjbssful oner They reached home sat
.Sunday afternoon!" 1 -?
L Mason Johnson left Monday fo
Institute-.. Augusta, Oa> 1
Mlsg Louise Thompson left for Pi:
Hum, S. C., where She will teach thi
term.
! - Mies Fanny Smith
h for St. Paul, S. C., to teach this terrr
L Misa Emma Cherry has arrived ii
[the city after a pleasant vacation" set
[soli In' NeW von: City. MIm Chbn
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THE PALME1
| FRATERNi
I . " BY J. B. I
1 All eyes ar6-now turned toward the'i
meeting of the <*r^nd Chapter of 1
- Rnyai *.Ay<?h hi<*h X^UlVCnCS |
it^ nnr citv on the 12th of October, j
> On- Tuesday night of "the 12th,-there ' {
il.win be a special program given by
v Ladies of the Eastern Star Chapter^"
r of our city, which will hn giv?n in i
i of the several lodges are asked to 1
attend this meeting and help.to sliiiw i
' to our visiting brothers that we are'
I sfill op the job. Refreshments -"will ((
i b"e sfefved free.?Cmne une, cume -all} ;
J'j Capitular Masonry. " |<
" W. N. KOSEBOROUGH, H. P. t
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' The local lodges of the Household 11
[ of Ruth' and G? XJ. O. of O. .ft., wiH- i
hold the riannual celebration at Sid- :
: Is one of the teachers ia the Aiken 1
- Graded School. . ? ?- . r =b
^ Mi's. -lyvinig Anuerson nas returnoH"^"
' home* after-shendlng- the vacation sea- .
'1 son_ in the North.
1 Mrs. Jestiue Jackson and* daughter^
?! Ellen, was called to Norfolk, Va? to
\ \il\s bedside of her brother, Dr. Sfbney,
i I who is very :ill. - . 1? . ---i1
}| Rev, and Mrs._A. W.-Hill liaB. returned
to tliojcity after a very-pleasant
vacation spenT in many places of"
Mntciusl lu the North.
A surprise party was givc% tat . the
1 Home Of Mrs Rohccpo
honor of hefsister, Mrs. Euima Single~
ton'"~Evcry ontrentoygd the evening.^ j
'i weekend in Aiken na the guest of Mr. f
and Mrs. John Eubanhs. ' I
"i Misses Ida and Rebecca Johnson are
nHonrtin^ flic PathMIn '-y A" [
J gnsta,V 9a. - ..._ ??! j
<?<Misjg.-.Glady5 L. Kirby left Tuesday
for I3atesburg,. S. C., where site will
[teach in the grader! arhnnl, of whiclriProf.
T. P. Curry is ilie very efficient'
) principal. ' ?~ v- i
t "Mrs. "Lepra Parkins Morris phoned ;
' 1 school at Vaueluse, S. C.t October 4th
j wjik^a large enrollment. Mrs. Morris
| The many ffiends of Mr. and Mrs.
8 s! L. Patterson will regret to letii^n
j that little S. L., Jivis_ill in the Bruce
fllospital. Augusta, CI a- .as the result
; of uaving swallowed a nail.
tL' .. ' f/V''?-. i .
, The cornerstone of? Hay den B. ehureh.
H^yas laid , py the free p/m AT-cepjea
^ 1 M.iftnns of i in, ninth of,"finth fiitrtdittftr:
| Grand Master Dr: C. C. Johnson was
-' j in charge.of tlie-service. Musiti. was
^ Lodge .No. UST Aiken; Nearly 1,50.0
n people from all parts ofAikeTT and adjdinjng
.counties were present.
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a j Miss Harriet M. Darkins has rel'
j turned to the...city after-spendinc one
^Myearrtn the North. Miss Darkins will
j <io, post-graduate wo rk aT BeTU s |Acad ^
Mr. G.'-Mt Hickson and daughters,
' Misses Rosa' and Mary E., aqcompa^
nied by Mrs. Evetta Jones, metored to
Pendleton, S. C., Saturday. They
'* "rtv-t~tntrrtairW irv tbe-home ot'Mrs.
I>:fl of tlie Pendleton County Training
^ School. Whil^ TEere~rW5~~ylBfagrlr~the
__.beautiful city of_ Anderson and the
wonderftll plant of Clemson College
(for whites). Sunday morning we
" worshipped at The King's Chanel A.
? Oorl in paotor. : .
Messrs. I.ott and Johnson are in
? the city again to the delight df friends
Mr. and Mrs. N Wesseis have ar1
rived in the city after spending a pleas
"J ant vacation in Boston, Mrs. Wesr"
aelp is a teaclief in the Aiken Graded
^ School.
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t CHURCH NEWS.
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7 . - ^ Second Baptist.
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U. :QQSunday . Jtev.--AIBafe
r prbnoyioH' n phwpitul sermon to aa.
appreciative -audience . ^
if Bonttay school?warf wctT aftcndecT
The lesson was ably discussed by
= teachers and pupils in the several
classes, and a'vcg^jntcresttng review"
I was given -by the pastor, Rev. Jv W.
? Miles. .
f p. m1, -fctepAU'fn- Pair piuuclmd
I, :v .
^ % great -sermon. Text, Isaiah, 28:16.
j deed a Spiritual Shower.
Friendship B. Church. .
~i) Rev. T. P. Hammonds delivered, a
e
wonderful sermon Sunday morning to
a well filled house, after "Wtiich comr^munlon
was' served. A v^y intiph-Tnig
spiritual wms sung by Mrs. Ham'
rnonds. We bid Rev. Hammonds God's
speed. "?v v . -r~
hthomassranek?lph^r
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l* B. Joel H. Jackson#*- -
rj TH11 hUibfciid, UUg fAther, our ChrU
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rra LEADER
vl"news"|
LEWIE ~ ?
D?.l. fl M d _1 1- 1U. -A 1
iuj i inn u, ni. rj. caurcii vn 1,119-oru
Sunday in Oct. at 4 p. m.
They are preparing an interesting
program for the occasion. JfhTKldttlor
*F5he Rulliites, the four other branch
?a bf the Order will participate in
hesa' Services.
" Several HouseHofdsT ou't f the. city
t^|)?cUiig_iu-mce time. The pub.,
ie-is- invited to attend. *
Capital City; Codge Nor 47, F. &
il? hel<j_lheiy. hrst fall meeting
rhur'sday-.iug irWUr- 'Hh-. *?
lt .ift tho~ en*?n moi thn?
.-ill off their meetings during the hoi
summer months.
This .meeting tfaa Largely attended
ind the Masons appear to be refreshed
and eager to take up the regulai
routine work for the rest of-the year
Uarv friend, is_no more. His work, wai
lie lids reported1 lu Oud In .the spirt
Brother Randolph was a man in ever]
true sense?a man before he was i
Christian, and the man is the bacl
it-bund that reflects his great char
icter, his sterling worth.jhls service!
nnd distinction among his people am
atl'yirs. Tie Was really a?Cllt Isllat
serving in-every-possiWe way he-eouU
to- help and uplift. The Church wti
misis him the eoiflniunity will qaisi
Hint.- tor Gud has ietelved him. -lb
>vas too large in hip mind and soul t<
piwhite nnifrmtoTCd: and to- sem
anil glorify God. In passiiig from u
\ye have lost one^of our best, greatest
and richest individuals?not richest 1]
money or property, but in wealth o
character and soul.?This man wa
wealthiest Tbr -ho love^aH tmanklm
lor?God's?ijrttfe. A person is pool
.tin .,!< . Km.,
if he lives for himself and render
neither Gud mur humanity aaervtcerWo
loved Brother Randolph and ac
mired his storting?worth and rugge
rh:ir:irter. The loss of his" lpfltrehc
and the absence of his great pet
sonality wifl be keenly felt in ever
phase of our community life, becnus
he was an upstanding, characte
.among. n? all?a Christian gentlemnr
an huntble servant, a dutiful .husbah
and father?living for the good h
ft'l'flllff. no' war, born commDia-b
years ago and in eaflylife he tr.a:
ried Miss Eli.se Harrison. To'lhi
JTTtlmr were born nine rhi.ldren, seve
of which are living, viz., Misses Hai
nah, Elizabeth, Margaret,* Catherim
Dorris, Messrs. Thnrmas Randolph, Ji
and Robert, lie'was'a loyal membe
of fife 'First CaTyary I?aprtst church, i
whicln Ijcw could be more- Jbya'l an
dutiful ihim irer He Was one of th
TwedTand was as pure as gold and s
true Us. steel. He was a living vir
planted and rooted in the vineyard >
.he Lord which grew and strctchc
"Tyrth its Jtendreta?^o?. which, to dim
and lean. Blessed Is ^roHieF^TEal
dolph for ke passsed through th
world leaning*on the arm of Jesu
Will you meet him? Yes. we'll mei
him in the sky,
Where alt jg life and none will die,
Wherg all are- made, . supreme!
blessed, : - -~==
In that beautiful city?the haven x
""rest. -1? ' *.
H| wasn't surprised when he reathe
the glory land,
For he bore life's rugged struggle
across the strand,
who've gone on before
Where parting with them wUl_ be n
_ more. ?
?Iv.'-T4'.-. _ - "? ' '
First Calvary has lost .a candle a
bright^ -- . '
Qllt bin llyht.
.And his- place^in. here will be hwd t
. ' fill.
Wi*li toiler tig ,
will/ _ _
The funarat norvieon woro contiufcte
by his pastor, the IlBv, H. W. Doni
who was most fllily aoinotod by I>ri
R. M. Myers, T. M. feoykin and R. (
Stover; Messrs. Igfil H% Jackson, P. il.
Bowling, II, W. Harrison, Mr. Williai
Hart and?his?.great choir. Dr. M. 1
Evans and the.Masons added much t
the occasion. The many costly flora
tributes ailtl the thousands of poraon
attending the funderat showed tba
"Brother Tlinmaa Pon/lntnl, l-'
.wuuuii/U w aa iiHi
.iThigh esteem: ?- ' .The
active pallbearers- were Messri
JO, H. Bin^wa. Da*id Hall, Thotna
Hutchinson. Edgar McClinnon, Henr
1 Abel and John Robinson. The hoi
orary pallbearers were Jrofs. C. J
' Johnson,"T.. A. Hawkins and Messr
-y ; jL_" T*'_
t Tnllan Rnatwrlyht Jt. Hoalwrlght, J. On
^H..Goods. J. A. Roach, -C? L.CP' Rat- ?J
cliffe, T. J. JEntztninger, D. R. Starks. on
Iflftac MayeB. Dr, IL K..Jenkins, Henry .we
Davis, Charlie Vincent, Ilaskell EntzmlngerfW.
J. Sumter, and Mr. Wakefield.
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The funeral was in charge of John-,
son-Beadey, undertakers"of this city. j,'
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~~ DEWBERRY NEWS. "s^
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1 __The?public- schools?in? Newberry
* * sc.
U Counts -erc-heginnitiK t-Q_pnmi_atith-?- -c
rvery good enrollment Tile?people
-are beginning to realize?that they r~.
must SLend tlioir children to school". .
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, The country school is the foundation, \ j^{
and tho people are iniinjg these , ~
- -schools with-the best?teachers, and.1^
f Hit' schools in Nawlmrrv fountv run ' n~
~ at the averttge .pt live months. and our Kv<
"gOUTt "Whtto friends agitated the Ne-| m.
L gro school, run not -less Jjinti fl ve | ^
months, and we have some 'that run Cj,
seven ami_eight months out, of the*fi0
year. They say^ tha? Ihey are going ul;
to give the Negro better school terms
} and fill the-Sehool-hottt*^WTth--hett?r' js
r teaohers. A certain school district. | ru
t The-whita-trustees toiu uto local uoavd,.
; Yo u can got your teachers' for the ie
r term, but It they hav<s not got the fTrsT via
1 grade certificate they cannot touch m
e In'your sphool. That is what welVavo.'pl
and we want you to have just what we ie.
L have -in our-school, first-grade teach- ar
'ers. Parents, since the white man ty
*" seems that he is getting "to ltaye some fF
"Interest in your school, please do yqur:P?'
part. Go-operate with your teacher le
3 k ? | .-- and
put'tho job ovqi;.. t -4-^~
The services at Miller (jnapoi were nc
^ 1 good bn -last - Sunday^ Hcv.- BlUg a
tpreached-two gnofl?sermons,?The '
^""Sunday ISchool was good. The lesson." ,t]
was reviewed by the "Supt., Mr. F. F.! cr
Floyd. They are expecting a great, j
(f day at Miller " I " " 1 m
8 The third Sunday tlie-ptrbHc- |t{
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Mr. Geo. DavJs and brother, Arthur, \
" are home. They lia-ve been away up
8 ' north for thitry ~ years: " They are ^
home expecting to go in business (-j_
fl Mr. Grose r loyu is some better, with 1 #
j his broken leg. "
e Mr -Ofinrgo Kt:ir^ ifc impr^vtll^ Wi'.y,
pT hope tnat ln^will soon be out. v?:? pvj
y Rev. A.J. Martin and Rev. Crawford ;ij
e passed through Newberry on last Mnn-j _
r day on their way to Columbia. '.They (T
spenfThe niglit with MrsI_T[L-".^- ( l 'hler * .1:
e r> O O.Wj OttO CtO.OO CCOlCtO v v.0.0 O & O.Cf.Cv t* v v1
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WINNSBORO NEWS
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School days, are .here and we are
id to aee the youngsters of oux Race
ing to and from school. The Pres- L
terian school opened Thursday-vlth-- V
larger-enrollment and tne Winnsboro
adc'd school opened hriday wltb-?a
roliment over 200. The opening
haul begun at 9:30 a. nn, a"d the
istecg auiT patrons Avere out in large ' ?
)j.t>eis to witness the mieulng~short J?|
Iks-were- given -by Proi. Pattoa, prln-. J
ial of the white" b+gh school here. " "
w. A. H. XViUains, Mr. O. E. Man! ~
uu and S. A..;-Moore. trustees-of the
hunt:?Profr'W; A. Hoas^' principal;?
(1 Miaa Daisy Wnlkort toaoliors. we ?,?
d'Q very inuiealed ut tlie statement' L
ide by oue-of- Urn- speakers which
id. tjinf Kf>ni?; ^i^urt sighted colored
izens said Negro education in Fair4d?eoniily
didn't do anv -good. This
in was narrow minded indeed LThe
Ucutional career lu Fairiield county
almusl at a ctiSia this ycarr-;~Ttop
rai school lertiis have been lessened j|
mY~ six Vo tour- nmnnia, inu? wo siiii ^
el that the results-trl our educaCfoual \
jrlt. is inoarcasing. Every student ]
ast k-m*wTliHt4Jiis to\vn la the birth,
ace or the milch honored Kelly Milr
an$l tlie late Bishop Cbappell. Boys
id Tdrls; three, mniv's lire* stnr?d an
-0 noble examples ot achievement
mil yuur-tov. n.A ou have tw6-threat fa
ecedont's so lollow not where they
ad but to greutfcr Ueights.
jQur feuiulity,, sohr.ni whs -good as .
mal fit tlio St. I'aul lSuiHihl church; ? itii
teachers iT.un the graded school
ue. llhu lessoIT ,gaa-j.hoC.(?U6Uiy (11^- J~Z
isled and enjoyed by all. A large ~
owd was also out to the morning ??
rvices to.'participate in the comunion-services.
Itev. C. H. Wilon'on
(lie lieed of there hoing a hell. ^- 12
Miss Gilmore of Ilbclt THU and Miss
..in. Af t ? r~? -?
now leacn
3 here-in our school: "We wish them '
plcnaf.nt-atny-eml success -in thehr -^-*
ork dnring the school term. ^
The~-Manigault family motored to
>iH!?il?la (o visit Miss-Fadoftia Mani- b
nut, vhd is a* tending sclioQh at Benect
college. . ' , ^ ? * r?
-MlX-A^ftoulware, F. E. .Mclritosh and ^ ?
. Duboijj motored'to Ridgeway Sun.
iy afternoon. . - i
_Lm1y bavin ft n State .license wirfln*s '
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position as teacher in the public '
hools. Address: M. E. C., caft-Thi
lilmclLcr Leader. . . ~
AXTKD^?A lady having several
;3.tiflcatc;. "who. plays a piano well,
ddress Mrs. L. W. Raryjlph, Gadsden
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