Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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"&???5eoec8???s^ -ALLEN -HOLDS MOREHOtlSE TO - - . . ; . "> 7?0 scor^ :; : , On Saturday, uctobey nth, the strong-Allen University eleven antler the leadership of ,C^a^h Baumgardner invaded Atlanta, and put up one of the most spectacular1 -games - of 1 ? fnt Kail thnt Aflanta has ever seen. .The score does not in any,.way mUicate the strength of the teams for ' the visitors vanquished excelled the ? Morehouse team in every departnuiiit nf piny For ^hree nut of lour ciuar^ ters played Allen- was in Morehouse territory. At .no other" stage nf the - game was Allen"ever in daiTgef of be~ ' ing scored upon, while Alkm was al - ? mo ' " ~ El SPO ways mreatentng. ? Allen^ brgct st threat c-nnio duriiur the first two minutes after ^he -Kicjc . oflF. Morehouse kicked oil' to Alleu. yard line. jCaulaiu Camion uiuiu'd-m Morehouse, nTe^fratPcrostHagr-the goal line.v Morehouse endeavored to run it 1 * 'j bnckjand wag" downed on the. _thrce ard line. After an unsuccessful ^atcame into Allen's possession, A fumble on the second down prevented Allen from making a tquch down in ; those first two minytesof play.^The score by Morehoui-e~Tmmb in tho i;e? was blown Signifying that time was 5 - up. It came as the result of a twenty-the ball im A^ U's. one yard line.?This , y Thip is one of three penalties received ,?> By . Allen during the entire g'ame. S -Only two substitutions were made by Allen, while .Morehouse used forty -?, playera during the game. I Allen's next game is against Paine ~ p? be a good one. " It is Relieved that Allen has the . best team in her history?" dnd Coach 1 Baumgaidiier is working overtime.1 to???1??make?it a perfect machine.- There ?- wefe no Stare in -the--Morehouse game unless one could say that the entire Allen team starred. It was a splendid . . exhibition of teamworkt _____ > ~~ ' BENEDICT AWAITS REFEREE'S WHISTLE '.v'- i-fl* First Game Taday The-Benedict Tigers will make ?their- first appearance today, When ____ _they meet Hainbs, of .Augusta on the ' r --L? formers gridiorn. ' The vjs.itors are under instructions of Proi'.* J. M. '"TTitt..-rh?r-rn:m Wbn nlw.-.cv-brio?r< n flghtltfg learn. i ne Augj,ista_ boys played a nothing nothing game last rriaay but is said they held all of the trick plays for Benedict. ~. ~ "Benedict has a fast hack ~fietd~and ~ every man is u triple treat nian this season. "The back- field is not new at all.. The same faees-of last year except one, will'.be seen running ,to gether, while the line has only three nlfL mow. - Tin.'. tOilm/is heaYy_and ?at> ?-Their plays are quick and snappy. -Benedict . is?determined- to ' wiu#-the : championjj.hii) akuin ihis year." ~ State College and Allen University are looming up as big conteudery-this tall. Benedict meets Allen at lile State fair on ThursdaysftTiTTe~State-i* getting her. men ready for the fray r that will come off at the Orangeburg ?.r- County colored fair November 1 lth.? ' Benedict, ran all of her' laylrbehind closed gates the* latter f>art of this * week, The speed, strength and ability of1 the team- will be shown this afternoon at 3;UU o'clock. Jiiverybody rrnnn,i^||:.nQtiee--tfiat-Benedict hn; rbnnc-pd her games. from Friday to Saturdav. The details of the game will apjiear - here in full next week. A. & T. (OI.I.DCir rOOTJULL - TEAM CONTINIKS WINNING ' Defeats Brick College," 33 to "0. "BiisV Coleman Stars, .Making 1 Touch downs and 1 Kxtra point. ""Greensboro, N. C.,-October 9,_'2<J^ ? Tha !rAggre B^(U^", ll^lly.lTfndT7 ed Brick's College, here yesterday by taking a one-sidpd game, which finally ended 33 to 0 in favor of the home boys. The Byarm machine, led _? iw-?its?alnniin r. rwl -..I:?1-i- - - plunges, arid straight foot ball, >suc, . cOeded jn piling up theTfig score. At no time during the .-jStunc was the, chalk line of ^he "Aggie"Bulldogs" irr ^danger. The visitors, though ~who|ly - - jbutclassed, demonstrated plut?k and . iight and grit, which factors^Jire go? - ing to-make-them heard of among iho teams in their class. '' _ i??'?; After,;the vanity-had?gained .a ~ commanding lead, Coach Jlyarm senF -~iii his second string of men. Charlie ' DeBerry, in .quarter for the recruits, wag the?outstanding-sub. - The tackling of the varsity was much improved. ""Bus** Coleman, .the pld reliable half, back, acred three f- ^ ?? -T?? I . ^ ^ A. A T. COLLEGE WILL PLAY-W ,\V!.\STON-SALEM OCT. 14TH7 (lame with Livingston Considered OttO of Most important -of The Sea- : son?Large Number of Students ; to bo on hand -to cheer Team to-; Vidory;- y I ?- . - - ' j Old time gridiron rivalry wilL.be. in ' ..vir!<-u.'i* Thnrsility afternoon, Octo-ber H*Hvhe"h the A. ii. T. -ete^eyinbets-l i.ivir.-.Moiu.' Ctflltfgg in an engagement, =afc...-Wiiistun-Salenn The game wlll^ niax'ti tin; re-establishing of Uthletfr^ ioiis. ami since it Will give the alumni hiid fi'lends-uf 'both institutions a chance to see their teams in action, "all efforts are being Y>ut forth to.make ... tlio event a memorable one.* ^ Since training started in"September head Coach By arm has been pointing for the game with Livingstone and 1,1 ov ttirVi Din virfnrie* to t.hoir crf xiit. the '-'Aggie- Bulldog*!' ?rb-expect= ing to continue, their winning streak. Enihusiasm over the game is running?high, omon'g?both the . students and alumni: A large number of rootis expected to" tie on hand Thursday in order to cheer A. & T. College" I on to victory. - WILSON LIOXS -OVERWHELM: LAURINBURG PANTHERS 64-0 | WUsori High School- opened its . gridiorh season on last Friday when Laarinburg" Institute* of "North' Caro' Una was dccl-sely "beaten at the Dar-1 nngton F?+r. The; Hons played in. mid-season form, never allowing their i goal to he threatened. McBride, the * " 1 naa Bird'', of high school circles, lore- .through the "opponents line. at> will. Catching a punt under the sha*dow of the Panthers goal, he raced the entire length of the 'held, for _ a touch down. Brown at quarter played a stellar game, drop-kicking from the 30- yard line. Fritz was also a 'ter: l'or. ' ' . ???r~? As the sun hid his face" beneath The western slopes and.1 the gentle -breiize?of autumn rustled the still green leaves, the Lions with the roar - -of- vhHui v made Their wav back to"1 their homes with '64?0 score tucked " away. On . the-=20th they journey to Charleston to meet the strong^ Avery ; Team. ? ?v l ^ CLAFLIN SURPRISEg_310K^ RTS"BROWN " ????? f Atlanta; Ga., October 8? Carried to ; <1 i:a n gti ~ tei1 i'Ttd'ry, the" Oaf tin Paii" tilers, after Whirlwind ? Johnson's wrecking crew had dropped kicked a - lllho- he g i nntflg" Pf the - second half for the first'score, intercepted two passes, each gobd for aptouchiloun, and won the garne.Glaflin 12, Morris Browp fe? ? ?Duringithe first half, CLaflin showed her superior {h iving lorce by holding | - the?btth?the?most?oart of the-half; --ami?L-rrpinfr -Mnrris Rrnwn in herj - ?territory Morris Brown's a- j biiity .hold w^n her goal was j seriously threatened, kept"the boys! from the Palmetto State from" "a | jfptcT "She used the' aerial attack,1 and at' the outset was able to com-] jilete a long pass, but this attack was : soon-^solved by the- - Carolina - aggre-ggj.ion and on all but three occasions their passes we~fe~ifWohiplete or in-f tercepted. ___ ? ??? I "The~~secdml Tialf fo'uncT the 'Morris prbwn gridtlta-H in new?spirits and 1 immediately following a kiek off, blocked a rgturn punt and after word; nig the ball to within eight j back and ' kicked a successful field goal for the first sc6re? All was gloomy -now ClaflinV sideline until like a flash, after the kick off to" -Morris Brown, MaVtin, a- now?half ceptcd ar'pass for the?first1 Claflin < touchdown. Not mof? -than three minutes afterwards, Morris Brown, still using the air Tn any part of the J field, attempted another pass on her o twenty yard line, which Gregg anothee-fleety half back for tha Pan- th^rs, intercepted tailed Thjt ball over for Claflin'3 second touch-1 down.?During the rest ar the hail[r 'Morris Brown, when rrr possession of} the ball, continued her aerial attack, while_Claflin in her aerial defense and consistent driving, was a-: ble to keep her goal- out of danger until the final whistle blew t<? end the game, Claflin 12 Marrra Brfiwn 3. ??-? ? i 1 "agygg r . . ' ~ i i i to.yMnwwa-itffirst half, one in. the third ami dropped kicked Tor extra xl)oinr7fi~tlre^ same period, thus making 2^ of The 33 scores. Miller scored r,nr touchdown in fourth-quarter, while Lane scred the remaining extra i pomis. , - '-VJE2T. - 5 ;. ' -r i-J -? ?- ' <5 -' " rs . TTIE PALMET1 jU- FRATERfik i BY J. B. NOTICE. Annual'celebration' of the House~; hold of Ruth, will hO'-hol^ At Sidney Park C. Ml E?. church-,' Sunday afternoon Oct. 17, at 4 p. m. The Ruthites, Juveniles, Odd Fellows, F*.tJGrai}d. Masters, Patriarchs will join in the exereiuea.?The public TsTnVttecT to attend, MissTSUa"* Lo\Vndes. known as the mother of the Ruthites in this particular organization is recognized as the leader. RQ.YAL ARCH CHAPT-ER COX " 1 VENfcS. . ? "The "Most Excellent 'Holy Grand Royal Arch Chapter of Free and Accepted Masons 01 aouih Carolina met " in- its 20th Annual Convocation at 10:00 u'vluvk TueJillU'y IllUllllllg Tilth, with Grand High Peioot J. S. Statiback, presiding'. The business'. was dispatched" Avlth. systematic reg-1 "trfarity. which?always.-characterizes this, au crust bod v. there was not nne scintilla" of dissension among^?the Craft. The Grand High Priest's address was q masterpiece of literature. It' showed education and re^' finement; and it was delivered in that masterful way which always characterises QUI1 High PiiesL ??-f All "business was finished in our allotted time;"that the Grand Convmandery of K. T. might be able to hold its 7th Annual Conclave on the following day. The following officers were elected: . l O.- C. Johnson, P. G, H. P.; J S. Stanhack, M. E. G. H. P.; J. O. Sin- ' gletqn, D. G. ' H. JJUwe, G.K; D. J-.- ,DixoYr, G. P.; John Ever G'. Treas.; J. W. Dawkins, G. Sec.j Wi X, Rosehorough, G. C, &f H.; R. II. Hall, G. P. S.; J. C. Channel!, G. R. A. C?: W. B.'.-Caster. G. Mi of V; HOOKER T. WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL NEWS The Booker T. Washington torna-j Tines and the Haine< toot ball team off Augusta, Ga-. "Battled to. ft" 0 to 0 tie on. Benedict's park ni their first game of the seas'pn, Friday, October 8th. The-" game WTVS full of thrills. Northrop and' Harper, full back and half back of the tornadoes, plowed the line-for several yard . gains. Adams, captain and?half back -did1 gome re jyiarkable end-running that' put the i game at stake Dashing around right j end He" made a tO yard run for a?' -toochtfewn but- his- teawl was- carried back aw penalized 15 yards lor hold-) ing. Chee&eboro, "end slaps a wicked! foot under the pigskin. Bradley andl and McDaniels,. gaurd and tackle per-; Clothing ..to._Bjasg~ them. Means and^ ^hnlion 'iii'H'ier lun-l ,unl nnl bl.ryotF; .Avelh?T-iie-ikuiMiS-xiuarterrback played A WHlRlWTXn TRIP TO STATE j PARK, -THEN TO DAUGHTER CHEHS .MEETING IN CITY?; [:._l vrL -<rr -n Constituted the Activities of Director I.' S, Leevy" Sunday in Interest of TKo. State Fair. _?^ 1?-I j T'p "at Rev. William? church at State Park, in company with a rep-: resentative pf The, Leader, Mr.- I-. S. Leevy made a telling speech in in^ trevest of-the Colored State I^air, back 1 to his own church and.-olT~ to the country, some twenty mileS away,! where the, people hailed with (U light' his coming,^ aiHl^cagevly^ grasped-4m-| tliaiiTlmw, hi iIih Philmh'lnhin-^ynui"all peoples were represented, save the unorganized yegro. Singers were enlisted for the contest, _ The -people- followod his party on the outside after the services, for indeed Mr. Leevy's wholesome talk, which seemed to have been selected from Psalms 57, filled their minds with .Bible thoughts. ^ The Southern Railway will put on excursion rates for Thursday, same as last year, cheaper than the rates' buiu.ipt.flfr-and on,. - l : 'Mf. Fflip will'lining hin ti'niw) ii^uiii 1 day, 2Gth, leaving Charlotte ah-8'gw' rp., This train is runninrg^tmder theauspices of the Daughters of Elks, I. B. P. O. E. of W Returning, Wed?<nesday at v?" o'clock~p_,m, -.They will' play a base hall gaipe each day, bring Trig F team from ChaMAtte* tcrplay a 1 local team here.. Mr.' Longshore's train is expected Thursday from Gas-1, tonia, N. C., to witness the Allen and ( Wednesday also is the singing con-' j testrtwo-recitatg-Trfternoon and-night.-i, T? 01T Mflflno onoft-f n ? ? -- >?vt, iuvoiio OOOV1I/3 tltdU ? merits are going ahead to perfecting ] fois plansT T^he * rehearsal Thursday ] indicated that gflftd^pEOgross is made. ] More concessions have been sold j thafi~eWr before in the history of ] the fair, and enthusiasm was never | greater in the people's fair festival. ^ Belated applications reached -the ] Secretary's office for football games, 4 y\ f vr nirw vs U?iAl/Plf ' . . . j. 'UUUUUU.l?JQWynnolKMKmfHKHMJBCBr|' ^LJlEWS-i LEWIE if] It. J. Lynch, G. M,. of 2nd V.; J. CL 'i White; G. M. of lit V.*J\A. McCon-" \ neiL Grand Chaplain; D... W^ Rnaier, J Gi^-0: "P" McMshstij (}. M.j D, " j. "Dixon, G. ST. R.; W_tL-Thomas, Ilistographer. . . i Grand Commissioners?E. J. Saw- i yer, T. A. McFall, N. E. Lewis. ville, . i 2nd -District?-S. J. L. Patterson, i Clinton. i 'ilild Dlall'll't?T. H. Uum, Allendale. 4th District?M._Ji, Harrison, Ai- 1 5th District?W. N. Roseborough, Coluipbia. ? ~t Gth District^-J. H. McMurray, Lan ] faster. ?i 7th District I. H. Lowe, Spartan- 1 lung. 1 Uth District?J.~A. McConnell, Hart 1 sville. . J 10th District?K. J. Lynch^Cheraw i lltl\ District-^-S:? J. Poinsette. 1 Charleston. 12th District?K. G. .Johnson, An- J drews. l After this. delightful session the 1 following program was carried but t hy thn T nrril Cnmmittpp nssistpH hv J Tlie'_ tadies" of 4h?-Eastwn Star Chap^" i ter of our city. ' - < The Masons of the city should feel J proucl ofThese noble women who un^ rent ltyulrr. Mrs. F., R. Lewie are al- ? ways ready to join hands with their < brother ""Masons for the advancement of Masonry in our city. Ldng live- "< these " great women cheer us oiv j Tri this~~great work of exempljIyihgL 1 tier: Friendship,. Morality and Broth- < erly Love. . . ? / _ a splendid game. . The two teams neared each other's goals occasionally only to be stopped | -hy-the-tightening of the lines or pen- . alties. Both teams lought with a"" determination to win, But in Although the odds were considered agafnst the'tornadoes, the-stonewall defense 'of light Tast men stopped them; giving truth to their slogan 1 "The bigger they are the harder the rail." Both squads played well. . jWilson High of Florence come3 to This, game brings the toughest of the season Js Jopked forward with interest'.~ (joqilms1 itmibeiy and Slalworih " to whip the stripes off the tigers. The tiger outfit is strong, likewise the tornadoes. Don't miss the big-gcst high-school game of the season. ' Raymond Bailey, reporter. .. " but the program was full. Nothing develops the college spiritus does ath. Tulica,. and ho opportunity better en-, ables the schools* to get their, insti.*, , tutiomr before the publier than does the Colored tttale Fair.-"ft" lUUk Out * people -a-time to understand this, but i they finally got, tn it., pnw Ho- . sirous lo put more of their educa- ; tional endeaVorg before the people of South Carolina, spreading wider the college spirit; ; Special Arrangements are on Toot-to. develafr.Fridayik ball = game into as .large attendance as Thursday. To that end the fair au Special apocajs are being made -to-; have all" the educational institutions place exhibits 'from thedomestic scie nop arid nrtd e part rricnts. AIKEN NEWS NOTES exercises and a large attendance. opening in a few remarks gave warm words -of?greetingo to the tethers. ptmils. patrons and friends. The exercises began with singing of "A?-Scripture passage. The invocation was offered to^ th^. audience bVRev. A. \y. Hill. After which the follow iiik scatters were presenteri tn tho audienceT"Dr. C. C. Jonson who gave, the audience wholesome advice as to the development or The Body, mind" and soul; Rev. A. V^. Hill who spo]^. pi fi'aying for price of the best'" and Other points of interest; Mr. Geo E. . portance of educating the four parts 5f the "Body viz., the head to think, plan and reason, the heart to be kind and, symjpatheticj-iha -hands tot !>V useful, "helpful and skillful, ttcr Pealth to resist diseases, enjoy life" ind make more efficiency. Gen W. M. McGhee who assured the patrons of ? the school that if they co-operated ' >vith the principal and teachers, the | atter would respond with their best. Efforts. Rev, A. B; Mxtk who spoke ,? V a,. ..r> > -?^ ,;u ;; - - ^ * ;? ?: . *7 ~ ' 1 ? r * -r*7 ' .' J* *_*H briefly andinterestingly. on. -UiaJllkfiD. Drake, principal, responded to all of llie speakers and told hew glad he and all were to have them present. Prof. >W. D." Drake has associated with him as teachers the following: Mesdames Mammie J.efferson, Gertrude' Eubands, Janfette Bland, Geor s\ia ej. i/raKe, Annie u. wessets, ftia- t ble B. Hill, E. M. Jones and Miss-Em_. ma E. Cherry. - - 7- ? " i"Re "Ailcen Graded School Is doing much towards jieveloping our boys and industrially, and we. feeL that by sincere co-operations of all poneernedwe will continue to tlo. more each successive year "along these important lines?of development, and by soloing prevent our'children fpom grow_~ ing up ignornnh-and-aHiprepared-^ogthe battle of life, from being a di% tn r*1** ? ? The Silver Gross Circle of - the Kings Daughters "met Tit the home Mrs.. Leora Morris last .Wednesday. fr.fter.thc usual buoineoG.was finished he hostess served delicious ice cream md cahe. . ?? : ' 1 aMrL^erO. Oiay of Manhasell, N. ?:_ was a pleasant T-aller at the home of" Mrs. ^E. M. Jones Thursday afterioon. Mr. Gray is south visiting his relatives at Ridge-Spring. S. C. He :eft for "New'York Saturday. Rev. E.L. Gordon "while attending :he Mt. Canaan Association was the ;ue3t of Mr. and Mrs, S L Jones. Rev. Gordon is the fi^ld missionary for he Cooperative State Convention. - A Surprise party' was given Mr. rncTMrs. John EubanK5~iast' weelfcelv jbrating their marriage anniversary b>y the younger set. guest of Miss Emma E Cherry last Ga., . ^ The Children's Royal' Social Club gritertained at the home f Mrs. Georgia Smith last Friday .evening. All enjoyed the evening? We were delighted to have witn us' during the Association Messrs. Asa Hightower, A. B. Coleman, R. L. Ry^ ans, C. A. Weaver and other stud,ents from Benedict, .college These young men are preparing themselves iot the battle of life as ministers and teachers. '?- . ??s?: rrr-:? 1?.?^ * ?. CHURCH NEWS. ' ~ The Mt Farionn Association' that was held with, the Second Baptist church- Oct. 7th-10th was a grand success. The pre-Conventional ser_ mon by Rev. A. B. Coleman on Thurs day evening was very inspiring and helpful to all. He discussed .Isaiah 41 ilO.outlined as follows: "Fear not I am-with-you? God will not -forget you,"for He-is your God. . ' ? Th.. ''rti i-inn nf t hn A rnmi atlon opened Friday 10:00'*fc'm., with Rev. R.. L. -Ryan* moderatdF presiding. Rev. R, B Brown preached a very .forceful sermon, Mrs. E. M. Jones presented tfre welcopie address af?ei~ whfrli tiuT --flowing diatin guished visitors frere introduced to the Association Rev$. Vincient, J. ,L. Bennett, of Augusta,tGa., E. L. Gordon; Perry, A B. Mack, Aiken; and W. D Dr&ke, Granitville. All ex-! pressed great pleasure at having the 'plVfligOTO-Uf falling the Mb-Ganaan 1 ?; | WilliamO ]? r~^ .' ? Mcrchar Suits Made" j; L? Alterations And Rep CLEANING AT Phone jS 1315 Assembly Street PINCKNEY'S Fl UNDERTAKER AND L " OF SOUTH CAROI ^? m fl fl B\ 11 w < r\ax m ?MM. vnice rnone 9TV7 1006 WASHINGTON gT.. Pinckney's Sanit best equipped in tre FOR YOl ?r ? ^ Saturday, Qctgbgr~i6, lft26. -:-j AAkodiAMAil." ' -V ' Puring Saturday's session Mrs. fcT Barnes in her'scholarly and forceful jrayrirQSKht.jjreetings front the Sisters' Clubs. After which Rev. -A. R. Sprouse preached the RaJIy Sermon, in which he brought to us," many """ practical truths. Rev. W. T.' Kenner was presented to the body and tanAlfA 111-i.litII 11 >1/1 inf awaoi > ?.?T.. i ? ?11 of/vnv ui itnj UHV4 iiivvicovilVU <111 .present. Rev. A. W. Hill pastor of present and exgresed delight in being ' ^ in the Association. v The Educational jdaas~Meoting flonduotod by Mm Ana Hightower and Educational Sermon" T if. Rj L. Ryans deserve special lighted with the exercises. J Sunday 9i30 a. m., Sunday sehool fl was^iargely attended. Supt.. A. M. e ^ ferr? wnv a? his post Lesson.taught^ "**d by Mrs S. L. Bacon Collins. The lesbvb waa "weH difltfghl,..nod .explained^?? the subject creating great interest' in. the entire Sunday school. ? The session ended with a great mis. sionary sermon by ReNobles ^ He drove b?lhe to our hearts the* LuJuiir ?u?ii i... V..V* OJIOII UC incastired feo i?,"v Our hoortq. burned ^ within us as he spoke to us by the 4 wayside. ?_ 1 - A total of $2,489.60 was raised dur- , \ -rng-the"session. BlespTTe the tie was V sung and all went away feeling that i much good had been accomplished.. __ ??? . ? _ . Keeder Roint News At iu a. ni. buTiuuy beltooi was 7 ealiCd tuuidi'l1 uy me supei i-nienueni. %fte-Teports ol the spies were gone over and studied by all With nyirh in teres t:? ~?'?: ' ^ I W e assembled for our regular evening service at 8 ,p. nn_i Our humhlp .servant,-.Rev. U. E. Robinson ap l^'Oal!fBnWtiulth?me with this subject - ^'Follow me," St. John 1:43, "The day following Jesus would go forth into Galilee and .findeth Philip and said unto.mm, follow me.' , ... .. - I Monday jiight every one \yas at V their post of duty" and enjoyed tt .v.ery^ interesting and helpful "prayer meeting conducted by Misses Bertha JHtie-knev .-Weeks.' Then, -j| Rev. Joe'Metz of Lykeslahd delivered -a very able ' and .powerful?sgrmog. ? Tuesday night brought our revival"' meeting to a. close and Rev. Ky'ser preached the pennon.' It was indeed great time-in Ro.edbr Point- jjhureli, having such ai wonderful and inspiv-. Tng sermoi). .> ?1 ? ? ?we were'gina to nave BrullmrMe-??' ony, one of "Reedcr Point's 1 deacons. aUn the rhoir lendnr'hafk with . US. He has been Philadelphia spending V "tKie summer with his sister. ? 5 Mr. Chappelle P-inckney returned Monday from Philadelphia. Pa;, where he has hecn.spending vacation. "While We Do Artistic ... JQR PRINTING ' ii. ?~ ? 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