The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, October 30, 1926, Page TWO, Image 2
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STATE COLLEGE LOSES
TO PAINE"COLLEGE
The St lit i' College "ItDds" in a 'sort-'
rm^aatiOT^ -treat fos t it- WcH^-playOd
gatge today to Paine College -from
Aupvi8ta,~GarirT6 10." .The game was
~~ Interesting from start to; finish."
"" 1 Stain kicked lu Palae's?30"" ynrtP
line. There the ball was fumbled,
?* 7?nnd rnvwred by StntftI ~TKo ball was"
.-narried to.. the 5 yard line. Cunningham
ran for a 10 yard lost but Cot
.1? ton-wifelv his educated toq repair- the
loss by a successful drcJp" kick for
- ' front " ~~ '
?:? l>wing the first quarter Paine wna
? ^ "penalized twice for illegal use of
forward-passes. Bat-this did mlt kill.
;? Paine.began lh'c Sggynd .quarter by
using' pasxea, the firi t one being intcrcepted
by Cunningham who ran
T" "i wtrh r n > ^ 15 yards.?Then ? t a t eK'ied
-a series of line plunges lput theufooya
from Augusta held their own. .
. --Cottl'h. the broken. _uiedil_Avlz<uu_J,
seiiuitl?the bull and circled the Paine.
line 'for- Vh? first in ten. When the'
Ahull, went nvvv l'-ainc. began a . series
'of successful' passes "-which took her
^ to the; 1-0 yard line.1 there successful
field "kick was made. Ending' * the
' first half a tic. '
In the-- beginning of the second half
? ; Paiiie intercepted. a pass for a 20
??r~?yard" gain. Murley . ancL Bpplterf
State\ mighty ends?nlaved a commendable
~gnmd throughout, but in.
???:?, tfiis quarter they rushed thoso-passea.
===?. to perfection, " i r:
Paine realized slic could not gam
.through the "Reds'* line, rdsorted to
her usual .games of passing. The
first one launeh?d^%or . safe for a
r toucbihovu- and- -u- Jiis did. nut
. unnerve the "Re js." Tlioy.jp'egan with
a Scries of 11>rtpasses-which eurricd.
them safely " fur a touclulown,
but-thc- kick uas.a .Xailuyip. " 'Willi
two minute* to. play both
teams struggled hard to imTke anCLINTON
NEWS" ~
Friday evening,- Ootobov ii2nd- tho
teachers and theft friends were dedightfully
entertained at the home of
Miss Claudia Dorrah. There were
only .tweh'g J-1' hul mil' hearing the
?within, w^utd have to
bout, tcn-olcluck. we wera served a
two couse di.nnorv which I am quite
sure all enjoyed.'- ' .. ,
Mr. lice, Ray' Dillard, a student of
Harbison 'College Is spending the
week with his parents on Belle St.
. I T)r. Cat bona of Rock Ilill, "S. C.
?., \vas iFTTho city ~trr? t wee k spelRling
time with mends on Wesl^JCUJIiilinTr
Avenue. ?""Miss
"Georgia Metz, one of the prft
mary teachers of the' Clinton Grailed
' . 'School, spent the week end at her
aiso inauu a good speecfl.
Miller Chnplc A. M. E. Church. Rev.
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?~ The Tuskegee Quartette will' ren'U?r
a prgram_at the Clinton Ciraded
~~ tSeJiool bunding, .Monuay lus'Mt, .\ov,
1st. Wc are all anxiously looking
forward to this event. '
'?Miss Corrine T^oden.
.V . . NEWBERRY NEWS.
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The fall of the year has come.
On lft'st .Sunday we had a mild
^ rain and on Monday we had a light
.frost 4 nil the' wind blew very cold
all day*? 'Hie wi'^thor felt like winter
time, and tl?e way the farmers
? wold cotton on Ifct Saturday assure*
. us that 4h4y ~-etv6 pfegnrfng for the
?? " Winter:" ? ?-*-r , ?
On Oct. 1 Oth Smith-Hughes apcrL
cultural conference was held in the
" v Drayton Street iLi^vh School with
' ' Prof. .J. B. Bur^es^ and Jlrof. Garni
son, assistant supervisor "for the
i-Bff?wfts--wt'll attended. Prof. R. F.J
_ -frlhdripn,- F.--K.? Floyd and S; MJ
? Young are the agricultural teachers
_ in (N&||j9crnr County". They are, do
ing gofrd work -and th.e supervisors
are well pleased?^yith their work.
They TiTeT some of their evening |
and part.time"classes out who brougift
along some of th'eir farm products..
Mr. B. II. Litzery. (white) address-]
1 ed the trustees of Mt. Bethel- Gar- '
many School. Prof, L*. S. Gall man *
11 , ??zrr.i-^r..
'RTST".
>.o:oo;oi<>c>w^^^ j
I > r clown, but in'Vam^-so the game 4
ended in Paine's favor 9 to 10. - ,
A a- t roi.iT.cF.'1*RAl.MF.a IN J
THE LAST OPARTRR A TM n nK. I1
TTr.\"TS ~TT KG 1N1A SE'MINART
* BY ONE POINT . : 1
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"'.Yg-Je Bull Dogs" Take Lead- By
-'?Aerial- .Mtarlf !!
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irday,.*iUid "continued .her victorious |
cnpeer by^ defeating Virginia Sepii- .
j'nary 7 tp.,6. A spectacular aerial
~^4^kr-_hmni he.1 hv A. & T. College \
b!M?the "Aggie Bull Dogs"." to. .
..hatch victory out of defeat. j
4_'.A faFt overhc^/d ofTenso. launched
by '.Seminary save the Uaptist boys ~
t leiul over the Carolinians. A long _
i.<7 from Whcdbeo to Seott brought j
touehxtovrn to Semtrmry in .the first ,
ra pojnt- conrtibuted largely tp the
! owiu'all of the Virginians. * ,
~?fighting..." desperately, with their <
.hack's to .the wall,-the--VAggie Bull j
"nor.-" resorted to an aerial attack, ~
tafcgd a .sensational display of stra-' ?
gy ami in tne closing stanza," hV the j ]
afteu trodden route of Coleman to
sue. t.ied the' knot Virginia Senii!
iary' being offside, the "Aggie Bull
i in.-s" were .given "the extra point, ,
bus wrecking" disastrously the hopes j
-d--*m5Uipns?of- the Seminary outJL
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L The game, as a whole, was an ex- ""
Jiibhion of rijsliing -oil'eiistu. deeper- ,
I n-frc-aen'trvl" attack and' a~ punting duel ?
; hir. v.c Coleman of A. & T. College and
Davis of Virginia " ' Sefttinury;
Fh's game marks the fourth victory r
?'ur..A. & T, College.
'i ^W icii .Seminary's seal]) tucked away
safely among the3 other trophies .
| game, next Saturday,' which is to be
played in Greensborp ---against the t
tiung, undefeated Union Universi- _j
!'.y gridders. i. -
I f'-Mis. preached his' farewell srrnlofi
land \h.e elaii'eli wa.? crowded all day -]
1 .lij.:VT.J'PVdU?ua of Atlanta, ?Ga. was 1.
j present and made some helpful rgj | j
r -?My. S.'.nTmio I.ec 1 iilij-wnn.l, one of.
Clinton's . leading youngsTers; has
boon ill foi' several' (lays,- but we are
? all ajucl he is now abjg -tp-^jc up an
??"7" around again. V ,r
^I\Irs. I_ean;i Meadmvs" of Philadel?
^--phia -js*4n--H he-^y- -and?hajphrcn for
several days on account, of the severe
illness and" death of her . mother,
Mi's. Enmialine Gary. : L.
? After?quite, a bit of suffering, Mr.
G. C. Alexander died at his hoVe' on
:- West C\u I'iiliurk A vrf'nim f Ol2
j marks along the progress' of the
'church. ? ??
{- The school-- arc opening {>11 over
I happy ami gay. . - ?
i==Au:?LL?F, -VuMv has?returned i
hh'h'.o,- after a splendid visit among j
Mr. Mf.^Gjporge Floyd is improving
iine\with hi.s broken Ieg7
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Andrews News.
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Mrs. J. S. Bonn and children-are spending
a .short while in .Charles- "
t :i visiting relatives and' friends.
Mr. .and Mrs. Fred Greene, -Mr.
and Mu*. James Kinloeh motored to
Georgetown oh Wednesday night
vfhero they spent an enjomhlc eve- ning
at. the home oi .Mr. and. Mrs.
J. A. BurgosST
Jlr. James Commander-oi MeCelanydlo-visited
Mr. F.-Greene on Satunlay
.and Kunday. *
Mr. Fred Becton u imnrovintr nice- .
!y after an operation, ,bn the j throat
last week at Ktlly's SanitojjiitpY in
Kings tree. j . ' .
ML .s tJahy. MyQufh'n of Charleston
...as . o Business ..Viiitor to. our towtl:
: 'in Monday. > ;
We are sorry to lea.rn that Mrs.
- hin t L'l^ipi r?u?confined?to her?hod ,
account of?illne.y.. ? W<> hnpn fm?- her
a -speedy recovery.
?Tire friends of Mrs. K'llott Cooper :
improving nicely after a serious operation
at Roper Hospital, Charleston.
She will be home in a few days,
'Mrs.- A .Txihimon visited friends-in
Georgetown lash week.
Mr, Hal Wheeler took hi?> children
over to Florence to attend the Rob?inson
Circus there.. *~~
After a very pleasant fall sensnn,
lack J'Twt decided to give us a surP'i-,e
on Monday morning. Overat>?T
sweaters etc. were seen from
Subscribe /or the Palmetto Leader
and read the State news of "our
own." ?"< - 1.? ? ,
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; Kendleton Locals
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The Pendclton Tramjnff School <
^^KTiod-Ootolier It H with a cm y large i
enrollment. Quitje a number ,of the I
parents along with the trustees were <
present. The* parents and trustees- t
.cooperation. The faculty consist^ of 1
pCTfs. P. j. Clark, Principal1; Mrs. M. !
-J Oravvford, Mrs. R. 'G. Rcid all of t
Pendleton; 'Miss Nell R. Nicholas of i T
Union; Miss Pauline Tlhmlin of'And-|
T: on; Miss Mary* ffickson of Dun-j1
feattyr . _ r c
Mil.' Rena J. Clark attended Thcjt
&' F. missionary convention at t
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~ THE PALME1
rangeburgr -Sr* C. " While there- she
,vas the ffire.T dt i>V6t. mid Mrs. L. A.
Mendenhall. " , r???
The I'areht Teachers Association
was reorganized Oct. 11th. Mrs.
Sue Gantf, president; Mrs. illla fllil'or,
.s^t't-eiahy; Mrs. Maywe Morse,
.roasurer and Mrs Alanine' Towns,
hapl{iin. - Mrs. Pauline Thompson,
rice-president. They are enthusiastic
rind promise their hearty coooera
Lon'during the tenft~ " ~ .
Tlvore-ia-W bu- given .a $50,00 rally
;>y tJTe A,-C. E. League oi King9
Chanel A. M. E. Chureb, Sunday,
uietober?24,- 1026. "T " *"r~
Un Friday arariing,,L5tb.
he faculty attended a royal welcome
tjiven by the P. T. A. There was a.
splendid program rendered byjoienfc;
5erk of the 1'. T: A.~ The chapel woo
JeautiKilly decorated with Halloween
4nd autumn colors. The menu consisted
of a delicious ice course and
tnlnd'\ i ? ,? ?. _
isses -Iiickson, Hamlin and Nich-J
it Silver Sprjngriftiptist Ctrurch on
Sundaynight^ ^ .1 _
Alesdamcs .Maxgarett Sapnders. C.
tV. Williams. Mannie Morse. M. L.
Hamburg are on the .sick list. We
Rev. W. I. Gore.gave some encouraging
remarks in behalf.- of the
jpKn'nl 1 r?4-.
! ?... UW UUUiilJf
['raining Schjtpl.''
The teachers of "Pendleton "County
training iSghopl ha.ve planned A
Ialloween pageant, Friday might,
X'loLcr lliith.
Mrs. Joseph Thompson entertained
l.lr and Mrs. Robert Webb, Misses
Xamiinj Nicholas and Iiickson at
ler home on Tuesday evening.
Mrs.*31. J. Crawford is a live wire
n-her ehurtjh, , ? {-.-rrm >?rr.
Mrs. Ri J. Clark, Florence' Milliler
and R. G. motored to Anderson
I liuT.da^mglTrTn heTir" IKeTTambus^
preach: They report a wonderful
neeting. r . . '
Mrs. Susie Gannt made- a flying
rip to Spartanburg, -visiting her
sister and relatives.
'1 ho teachers, pupils and members
>f the P. Tr A. are getting ready for
liO County Fair in Anderson, Nov.
II and 111. ?* :
Tlie men held a maks -meeting*
ETru7iftiy~nt?ht tit tlunnxcmly trainings:
school building for the purpose of
jeadlirylllg lilt!?bt'liuol grounds.1 -
is being renovated, which is verv
pleasing to teachers and pupils.
.JMr. \V. 13. Towns tuuld not enjoy
ho evangelist's seVmon tfk account
^l"i^Tono\ving persons frm PendleLon?attended
the?evangelistic ser^
nurns ip Anderson conducted by the
do-V. .S<- lJuugla^ MuDullic: jMesd'umesAnna
Grate, Bella Evans, "'3Ir. and
Mrs. George White, Mr and Mrs."
Walter Webb and many others.
Rev "and Mrs: W. I. Gore, pasfor
Due West Locals
By Olin I>. Smith
"" yThough the clouds hung tow and
uiiermiiieni snowers lell on last
Sunday-"morning, a representative
number of the faithful meaibers "of
Ml T t.l.i'm.m .V It F' Phil reft" hl'ftyPft4-he
-eleme?ts?umL mine" to the house
Trf?tfrcr Lonh ! 1 '"~r
At i):50 A. M. the Sunday School
a sembled as usual with Supt. W.
S, Hawthorne, presiding. After the
Idas* l>ei i?C dinlug. the lesson was.
taught from the' tdpic "Joshua IsraelV
new leader," an intwtrstrng review
of the lcssoji was conducted
TITe superintendent, llllll Instructive
remarks tr>'.icHlitji'-* siiiymtr points on
the J.esson were made by the Rev. A.
J. Maitin, the -pastor.
At 11:30 A. ffr., Hie -Rev. A. J.
Martin presented Rev. W. S. Hawthorne,
who spoke impressively for
a. brief period fropi Numbers 22:23,
iurhjuuti "An evil heart."?Following
this the classc's were grouped, the
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ivuuvi n tiiurg;u uuu a real spin'ual
least was enjoyed in a spiritual
class Meeting. It is safe to say that
each, one left feeling that he wag
benefitted.;, ""** . ?At
:):HO in t+ir afU'mcmfi," a ?ptcndid
mudience returned and heard a
inruiuT'.c sermon delivered by the
Rev. S. Jl Cowan, pastor of Grace
Chapel Station. AbbeVilld. S. G. for
Lh'e Bishop' Ctiappeltc) Administration
Buard-oX which Airs. yC.E. Martin is
the efficient president.' He took as a
text Acts 7:5.'i. Subject: "True. teadiTship.".
The speaker vividly showed
.h.'it-tFUft U'HTJcfs must needs undergo i
lutrdshipS.* .The back ground of his
liscourse was based Tipori Stephen,
he martyr; The meAbers of Rev.
v an's choir accompjariied him and
endered excellent mVrtlid.' ~ T tmety
cmark;; were made by Mrs. Massey,
he ?accomplished wife of Rev. M.
llassey who pastors in the Abbe!c
Distri6t~- -Mrs. Frost tnd Mrs.
'<TThson arc liv;n) bnr g7 nT' Rev. CowSYf*s"
hurch. Dvery one present enioved _
nn enrvira A ?1J?1
?.v.v.. *?. ncaj, auiii v*tta ttuueu i
o tHb treasury "of the- board. Rev. |
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PTO LEADER
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Pi epi^tloHriarc being made to make
nngcburg'has evpr hold? TheJuest Atlxa
y~ able will;b6 seem - ?
% BIG EVENTS EACI
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?> 1 WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 10 will .
mers from all Orangeburg County and Iat
V the Grandest Array of Agricultural Exhil
t -- ;
? HORSE RACE!
$ ' "thursday, nov. 11, (armistice-s
Y Benedict Cllege will play at 12 Noon. Thi
Y 1926. The student bodies from State Coll
Y number of attyuirers of Benedict and Stat
Y- will be on hand to make the occasion a gal
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X? _ - ?JBQRSE RACE!
FRIDAY is Educationsd^t^Spejeial
^Jthej^chexa and sluJenU pf the rUfftl SCh
X HORSE RACES
X
X 7 Free Acts, Excellent Exhibits ai
Miller Bros. Shows will furnish
?*? Good, Clean Shows and Up-to-date Ri
?* ! lege Concert Band. Come meet your frie
claim it was the Biggest and Best Colored
?? - yourself. ',
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Y Admission:?Adults 50c; Childr
% '. .- _i7- .
Y 5 P. M. 10c.--Season Ticket
Cowan is one of the promising^ young home after- a- tv
ministers who lives at Due West, relatives-in Due
:?A j prnHiptoH mopV conference who Is a former
held on last Tuesday night at Mt. an important po
Lebanon Church was a de'ci<(e'd sue- office departmem
cess. 1 It was both a Source of en-, frienda here were
joyment and - profit. Eaeh lady im- are glad of his tn
..personating _ a minister played well City."
her part.?Proceeds?netted above. Mr. George A
i?l64.0ft7~ "Thig movement was spon- last Saturday f
[ored by the pastor, the Rev. A. J. N.. C. where he
[Martin who deserves much credit for jjr Timothy
I if a ciipnpcc * P r appp/1 .. ? ?
- *v/j. Greenville on la
the church. .. . < * a few (]ayS as t
On last Friday night the W. Hrfr tet-'Mliife Lola I.
F. Missionary Society of ML. Lehanon Mr. Albert Ail
Church, of which Mrs.^Xriifie- E. S. Hcndersonville or
Jones is president gave a chicken pie wjjj spencj a
[entertainment at the school building. nPRa
I U. l?ve"enjoyed 0ra,
arnoun^aL^lOJO realised. ^
| Mr. Joseph Ellis returned to De- - . _
. . , ; , ... ,. some time in Due
troit on last Thursday after spending , . . ..
T\. arid friends. M
some time with his family. His chil- r . .
dren are doing well at the following ^mirr
schools: Hiss Azzie Lee at Barber ' ' rU,, ' ^
? ,f?r;? c- ~ ?r?' ,r at home with hei
rnllrrr, Anmntni), Ala-r Mr Eu- MQiti||i
gene at Johnson C. Smith University,
/Charlotte, N. C. and Mr. Eddie Miss Georgia F
it. Sr.lden Institute, Mrunswick. Ua. ?* Allen Ui
Mr. Charlerf W. Ellis is principal of
J the sdl^ool .
term. . r, " ' ?v ,
Mrs. Beaulah Gibbs Michanx left ?j. ^
(on last (Sunday for her home in De- .X
troit after spending sorn^ time with '? "*
relatives'- and friend9 in and wroirad A? ?
Due West. While here, she was the !? Accreditei
I guest of .her parents, Mr. and Mrs. X South <
l \V. M. Gihha. ?
Mrs. "^1. J. Miller had as dinner | ers exceP 1
guests on last Suhday, Mr: and Mrs. ? . :?R.
N. Lee and daughters, Misses Er- X '\ltl y~"v,n?
Gertrude- and Willie Mae, Mrs:~ X?kcieiicc.
Marie Taylor and children; Messrs. $ Honie Econo
Osie L. Eakins, Roddey hi. Marshall LOCATED II
and the writer of this article. A de- X Professorial s
llcious course dinner was serv6d, Y Up'versitios c
which was much enjoyed by every % fessor of Sctc
one present. Kirs. Miller is a charm- .? Religious Inl
ing hostess ana ai&ayS_ It/or leadership
pleasant for her guests. She and Y Stydent act
the children, are making things hum share of at
"ht hdmd her husband, Mr. M. J.?A? I'1
J. Miller is spending time in Chica- '!* 1?094 Studei
go. ' FALL fTER
Messrs. Richard A, Harris and E- $ dents exPcct:ir
lihu Stevenson arrived home on last' i> * deposit of f
Sarrday from Hendersonvilte, N. C., a t3=-I926r Ap
where they .spent the summer. They )!* Pres'dent disc
, ? . . 1 Ln a/1 ?
ait: nut: young men ana -are looking 'j* us 1
the- picture of health. Mr. Harris is ?|* on
a member of the -10th grade at Leb- X Notice Extrar
anon. School. ~V - - - - - ?- X place this yem
- f Arr WthioTt of Chicago, % U&NI
who accompanied Mr. Y. Pi Valen- % ' President*
tine home from that city,- returned
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. ' ^ Saturday, October 30, 1926. .
burg Coiility ~ J
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I'"' 'p. "'' ft"
U IRCS. S. C. 1
n o, 11 ^12 "I
Y
i thio the Crontont Annual Colored Fair Or
.p.tions. Exhibits and Entertainment obtain- V
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DAY OF FAIR. -7?7--- ^
wer South Carolina will be on hand to nspect Y
)its ever placed by Colored People in this State,, Y
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SAT 2:00 P.M. %
igy) is Foot Ball Day: ?Stated-College find "
is.^game is regarded by -all'as the Classic of
lege, ulaflin University" and the usual large.
,e from Columbia and other nearby towns?
a one. ' . ' ~r~. 7' : %
S AT 2:00 P. M. " XL
arrangement has been trrade whereby all of
eols will he out in full. ' ? ?
3 AT 2:00 P. M. It
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tid Horse Races Daily^at the Fair/
the attractions fpr the Midway. <?
des. Hand Concerts Daily by the State Col- ^
nds at the Fair?Those who attended l^st year ^
-Fair in South Carolina?-Come and judge for ^
T ~ f "
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en 25c. Evening Admission after Y
s $1.00. _ ' . -?_ ^
MT T njl' tX,7-,^-i n ft *? Z
ro weeks stay witfr dersonvitte~ N. G.. r : ?? ~
West. Mr. Wilson Mjss Nettie O. Joseph left on Jast
Due West boy, holds ^llu|ay for frer school near Newberry
sition with the . post ? ?
t in Chicago. His ^ 1 '
-glad-to-see him, and Rev and Mrs J E Vnuss, Misses
iccegs in the "Windy Jervine V. Keitt and Pearl E. Young
' ~ motored up to Anderson on last Sat- , iiJeiSn
retunred ml jarday, returning the same afternoom
rom Hendersonyille, I Mesdiimes Bessie Garrett and~Minspent
about a week. ?
me MeCord motored over to Green
l.nmnY WOnf * ^ ?
stYunday "to "spend wood on last Saturday where they
he guest of his sis-Visited?their daughters, Misses Milomax.
: T lard Mcflnrd and Helen Garrett_vvha_
derbn. motored up t<5are students at Brewer Normal
1 last Sunday, where School. ' ? =
few days on busi- ^ Mr -James Wright motored up to
^ , , ! Honea Path on business-orriast Tues:e
Wharton and Lou^-? ?? ? *?
liieagu are spending '~T
i West with relatives*-* Mr., Enoch Mars left a few days
rs. Wharton, is the ago for Winston-Salem, N. C. to
rents, Mr and Mr*;, sp^ntl the winter .with his sister, Mrs.
hile Mrs. Martin is ! r, .
, , , ? Daisy MarS Williams. s - ?
r husband Mr. Jacob; , ,, _ ? ,
-- - - -- ' .. -{ Ml' and .Mr. Sylvester- Stevenson
"ruitt, a recent grad- j are home-for the wintiTaTter spendsivoroity
i3 at home "m the summer in t.hp. "Land nf thft
he summer in Hen- sky." ^ " " *
lien University
i Institution of the A. M. E. Church and the State of' ||
Carolina. Beneficiary of. the Slater and General {
Educational Boand Funds ~ fl_ J'
onal opportunities to the Negro Jtouth. Has fine fj&cili- X
ties for lho- following courses:- Ft X
)ickerson Theological Seminary.. College of Arts'' and {?
etre of Education (TeacherTraining),? High, .Scfijhnl. . | .
imics; Commercial. Music.' Training School. X
ShTVN-ArfKACTir^SECTION ill'1 lUlXMlilA, s c.
tafT is compose^ of graduates of leading .C'ollegqk and {
if the country,- One of the recent additions is a Pr<K
nee in the-GoHegtr Fhrpartmentr ?? ; ?\. X ...
;ellectual?Physical Training are combined to prepares
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iVities and social life under supervision receive their $>
tetitiop and furnish -pleasant - diversion from study. $
ace fur young men und m Wiieii l? lie. " ^1 %
nts from gcvcn States Were in Attendance Last Year {
:M begins Wednesday, September 15, 1926. All stuig
to<re3ide in the dormitories are requested to forward X'
we dollars for reservation of rooms before September i
ourage promiscuous residing in the iCjty,. Deposits "wllY | .
f the applicant does not matriculate, otherwise it will
the applicant's expenses. . x
irdinnry?-Graduation from the High School will take *|
- as usual and a certificate will be awarder for the same.
tYflTMfl, BISHOP JOHJV HURST. 1
ry<??i j^Chairn^an of The Board of Traatees. 'J
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