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__ SOUTH CAROLINA .FOOTBALL
CLASSIC EXTEOTED TOqDKAW :
LARGE CROWD _ON THANKS
~ GIVING DAY
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Turkey Day the two outstanding
teams j^f_^the Georgia South- Coro -j
J Una Conference ~\vit bin decent years !
. ' will mc^t ip their annual clash for \
? - TtvhH hnn.-r??- Thn pimc UnsT've.u-'
ris expected to draw a crowd Jqiger.
than ever.
Claflin, ipspite of her recent de j
feats to other Conference ^teams is-j
the bukl uxampli.1* of football imiwc.i
in her histprv. The slogan here is
to "Beat Benedict." Benedict \vho i
until this season has not suffered de. j
feat for live years, and who has like j
?? wise'. Wj- Claflin locc two Conference
? ? -games this'year lias bynroiTreans lost Her
ability to put up a good game and
chnw that everlasting fighting spirit
against the Claflin Panthers. I
w The classic this-year therefore is i
'oicpoctga-'til'' lake en" inoTcenlor'TlT.'mr
is . ever before and Alumni and support .!
. era from all partu of the <>6Mtwutie en . i
peeled in Orangeburg when the Pan -<
therg nieet their old rival un Claflin
?^? Athletic groumh' Thanksgiving Dayro
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Before a large and enthusiastic
A crowd^.AUcax-University ran rough]
shod over the strong Claflin eleven
at. the OrangPl),urg.<hmi)iy Pair [aat
Priday.
The gpme was grilling from be.
??- -ginning to end. At the start it was'
thought by man .thi^t the much heav j
~~!er Claflin team wbuld have easier
sailing . because tfie first tjuarterTn
. Its trith'eiy was played in Aflen's'1
territory. Allan however repelled the
invaders valiantly | Whenever, they
threatened to score. Due' to a high
wind Alien was unabie to kick to ad
?? -vantage in this, quarter so XJlailin
constantly threatened*?but that was
?.?ll^n iheyryMd . jgiaiMIT IlirrfflE
1 team wffs"'y^ett' bywstri'^rise. Allen
4 had l|?en pfrui nig- Urthodox football
arid ">vas. on her own 15 yard line.
Suddenly at the direction of" quarter"
back Cheek. Freeman pa^p<l tbolvill
to William.. Denton, who shot a per,
_ feet pass to Toney~Swinton on the,.
20 yard .line. Toncy gathered in the
oval and sped^ toward the goal dc j
fended by the weavers of 'the red
7~ . ~ nrid~goltIT?"CfruTk~ nuii'k ufter?chalk
v - mark disappeared "beneath his speed , j
: ing feet until finally the dust .one Jlad.
been crossed. .Tony was a hero, llo
. _u had run 80 yards for a touchdown.
The teanig lined up on the 3"< yard
line for Allen to try for point follow
ing1 tJuehdow.il.?Ainu! I'T'cemnn made
a bad pasa to Captain *'Bob" Can j
non Clallin charges madly upon him.
W hat 1 lie gels his kick oil anyway
and'the bail sails beautifully oyer the ^
len 7 Clailin 0. Soon thereSStuiu'ihe
half' ended. ??The
teams retired to their respect
ive resting places. Coaches Preston.
Hunt and Chandler arc seen pleading
earnestly with then- men to deliver
themselves from defeat.
'C0ach_ B^ipgardner is scc-ri~chatTT
. . _ting .AVitli his men in that brotlierlv:
" .? fashion for which he is noted. The
Ciaflin. The game is^on. Yea there
comes big Blake Claliins Ace. What's'
? he guig1 tu Uu tins hull?Aliens sial?:
wart line stopped him cold in the first
half Tlicro goes l>iy>Uni ^ alter him..
The third period \sal? a nip and tuck
alfalr with Alien haying a slight ad.?
. iirniv. iutnill
nop keeked t0 the (Jlatim surety man,
who iumbled the ball and what, rhd
he do that leu- lake a finrrh thui
same ai'oremcntoned Toney .Swinton
swooped down upon the tumbled blillji
gathered it upland raced 40 yards i'or
another touchdown. Cannon keeked '
goal under the same* conditions as
.. the first one was kickeJ. Final count
Allen, 14 Claftiri 0. . . * '
Alton ptoYi'-1 " * n
stars can bp. pointed out save Swin,-i
ton, who was a shining light in the'
whole affair. , Blake.und iky the wood
played ^ITfor t.iafin7" ZZ
On Turkey Day what is expected-.
to be the hottest gidd+iom-e+mtewt-ef?
the current ocason will take place at
: Benedict?College -1 'ark, ..when Allen
and State meet in their Annual con
teat. I he game will begin at 2 p.
m., and the admission is To cents.
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Orangeburg, S. p., Nov. 11.?South
. ..J,.,.. r.nr"'in^ firUl.lora met p
Benedict College erstwhile champion i
of the Georgia South Carolina, be", ji
" fore a large crowd at the Orange jl
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.burg County Fair , and held the
ciiuiupiuug seoreiess wnne .State Dy
sweeping and runs, and drop kicks
piled up a score of 13.
^-The- fast?back^ for. the. State were^
iho thrillers and brilliant stars when
"on" scTvefuT "occasions lllfcy swept the
-ends for long gains, carrying the ball
Horn one ehd of the field" to the othl
or; When they were within scoring
Tiistimce and held fordowns.Cbttfrn
cleared the uprights twice for "fi^fd
goals. Graham was the luminary
lor llie Baptists for often, almost
unassisted, he bro.ke through the'
. T he. first. score .eamo within three
miM"tflC ''ftxtr-tlm prntruB bogftfi -yvhsn
Williams~of Bonlidict, in attempting
to .kick out of danger fumbled and a
bad pass and knocked the ball over
the goal line where Gresham, fast
touch, down and - Cotton kicked _ the'
extra point. Near^he end of the
brst half Cotton fell back and drop
ped. a kick which cleared the upright.
This made the scoring for this half
10 0 infavor of State. . ?
In the second half Benedict was a
little, more earefpl wheA handling the
ball and ,was kept on thedefensive-in
hor own territory.?H was near the
end of flicTthhd quarter, after Cot. .
ton and Cunningham had made sen.
-Latiunal runs that Benedict held
-Sjato Tor~"'clown3 and Cotton oh the
tuu-lU-down dropped kicked goal lorState
College last scoring. The game
ended -with Benedict kicking out, of
danger. The winning of this game
gives "State' College the UTobable .
chancefor a. -tie in the Georgia.
South: Carolina League. * ?
BQOIvEK~T WASHINGTON
ATHLETIC NEWS
?T4+e?Book op Washington?Tornad . oes
journeyed to- Augusta Friday,,
hjpvcmher 12th, to 'hlay-ePaine and
wove defeated 27 0. The Tornadoes
made a valiant fight and got a real
taste-of College football. In the first
quarter^ Paine the ^ball
nadoCj l?elJ them lor downs and kick ,
ed out. of danger; but in the second
half the lions superior strength ,
weighted looker fifteen pounds to
the man. This i3 the Tornadoes
first defeat, but is not counted in the
Iligh School race. B.ooker Washing,
ton has had a brilliant season, - having
defeated Wilson Hi, Brewer Nor.
Trr-ti nrul NnvrViprry, ftnrt find with-Ilaines
And is now in high hopes for
the States Championship.
I'he 'tornadoes will leave Wednes
day for Wilmington, N. 0., to play
Coach Madden's Williston Gridders
n Thanksgiving. Luck to the Tor_
nadoes. .
RAYMOND BAlLEYr Reporter
MIT.I.INS I1AND9 GEORGETOWN
HIGH A DEFEAT 32?0
HowardTIigh of Georgetown glay_ ,
XaulbalL game against .
i^rpfy Robert^ fast experienrnri team _
ol Muihns. The Howard eleven "
showed the lack of experience,- but
played a good game. Captain Button
and I'oinsette' of Howard were the
1'oinavtte wa.a in?every?play?and-niany
tithes stopped hia opponent'TjeT
hirnk the line of scrimmage. His: puming
and running was good.
-Mullins eleven who has met some
of the best teafos. in the State and o
far Went through with a clean I
slate played good ball. Prof. Rob,
crt.s has a heavy hitting and fast e_
leven. The citiens of Mullins show_
? <1 i cor sportsmanship and attempted
to gome on the field fo?attack the
visitors, but referee Dunmore and the
umpire Roberts soon got the crowd
back oft the fie][d. """ . v~'CAPE
FEAR HIGH FALLS BE
FORE WILLISTON HIGH
Wiiliston Wild Cats Prepare to
Meet Booker Washington Tomad
o/?s "Turkey Day," Wilmington,
' ' N. (T. - - ?:
Opening Friday afternoon with a
touch down in the first fifty seconds
downs and safety during the game,
TtTlm ,jiyfrnn successfully turned ..
back the heavy attack of the Black
and Qbhl of Cape Fear and came off
c^pquor.er with a 33 to 13 score.
Realizing that they have before
them one of the hardest enmrs r?f I
arc going .through hard workout*
each afternoon, under the directon of..
(Joacir ^aiackicn -and his assistants, in
preparation for the game here "TurT
key Day," November 26th. With thd
Columbia, S. C. Rain or shine finds
he Blue and White warriors in uni^
form, their faces gnmy and - theil* 1
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S* ['" I'V' y #
" ...thb palmetto
backs BW'eatv- cnintr thrnmxh tttrnnniia nln
practices, with, grit and-determination ^itl
to win the championship crown of pto
:What th^y-are going through- would day
lay the aVerage person up for weeks,, ext
prehaps months; but trained down to jn
the. point where such workouta are
? -* out
only part of the daily routine, they a,f
buckle down .without a murmur; New se6;
plays are being , put #>?V motion. 30 ,
and the old ones being gi^n polish. rec\
ingL_tflpches. Every Varsity player ]j;SI
is'back in-the lirimjp~^nth-di4ving-jipj avt
and down the field with a snap and j ijat
pep that is gratifying to Wilmington 1 ^t,t
supporers." ^
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FOURTH QUARTER RALLY GIVES [i.
PAMPTON 14 TO 6 MARQIN Ovtipll
ER A. & T. COLLEGE. ' \
1. : : i . ?? _ T by
Greensboro, N^C?-Nov. 13.?Hamp. A
ton, the.1926 C. L A.-^A. charrlpions A"staged
a fourth quarter rally and hum j T.
bled the "Aggie iiul-ldogs" here today ! E
by a -seore of 14 to 6. An overhead T.
drive on the part of At, and T., with per:
Colejnan throwing and Lane receiving * visi
- GREENVILLE LOCALS; ,tifu
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As a fitting climax to a successful Cbr
--- T_?tT% TTT?TT?rrr- ? - " "
jc?i a wurKj rvev. w. r. nice preacned nav
two strong sermons at Allen Temple. the
A. M. E. church last Sunday morning; A
and v evening. Fall houses witnessed 1 Chi
the services^ which were very helpful i thai
as .weti As inkjfrlMt.laflfll.
sang beautiful munie, exeeliont-Snndny tluschool
and A. C. E. League services wor
were enjoyed by large numbers. Ki
Rev. M. W. Wat?on preached fWT cus<
powerful sermons at Tabernacle Bap exgi
^ki-enurch Sunday last, Ifo ~ ~gnftd^JQ?f
crowds. During the day an ad?fition logit
al sum*of $;iOO^Or~vras'"reptJrtetl'*foir the one
church building fund, making a total j V
of $1200.00 raised in the recent rally
between the women and men. At the gav
final report the ladies were leading joy?
by $100.00. Thp-B. Y. P. U. and Sun. V
day r,chord reported their usual pnnrL pie
services. Mr.
Mrs. Adams Crosses the Mvatic Lane, srei
.Mrs. Lenora Adams, wife of Mr. O
"William Adams, died at the home of but
her "parents " Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wil hop
liams, Wardlaw St., Tuesday of last ^ R]
week. The funeral services were held fror
at Israel Chapel C. M. E>'church, Sun . plea
il-.y p ftfirnnnn T A TlniM.g-^fllain f?l
ting She Ipnvpq to mourn her loss fMr
a host of friends, whose sympathy
goes out to the bereaved family.
The Piedmont Conference-is -Mow. .. ^
Is Session; " 0? a
Many distinguished ministers and jj0rr
conference now"ih~tression at Allen ' a ^
Tomnla A M F A ft I
" 3CV_ pur
eral days of inclemency, the. weather ^
has faired and indications are a great '^js^
number will be present when the ap_
pnintnionU nrn vnn,\ oryiinp i tV>f> r.no
and only Piedmont conference. Rt. j^r?
Rev. John Hurst, assisted by Rt. Rev.
W. ft Vernon, will preside.
The Sunshine Club met at Allen jjan
Temple ehureh) Wodnoodoy oftornoon
of last week. A full membership was ?0j(
present and a fine meeting was had.
.. row
A Fair Extra.ordinary, 1 j^jr
The TJerkelejLCQunly~~ Fair which fUT1(
waB held at the Pineville Graded school ^
proved a~gnnrt?successr?The?Fair
wng between two" schools, ISts Pri,
Stephens and Pihevillc, both of which
manifested great interest. The two %vjf(
pri.ncipals,.-Mrs...MinniS r.Pjice,.of.St.
Stephens and Prof..-Thos. W. Cooper
of Pinevlle, with their corps of teach _ gun
ers, -via: ..Airs, Crokn, Mrs.?Roborta -flfcn
Middleton, Misses Mozella Cam, Gla 0f j
dys Cooper, MTyrthr Roberts, MildrelT jy
Brain, Eunice Adams, one of our own jgy
Greenville girls, and Mrs. Nettie Ro will
gers, worked very faithful to make
tfrc fair a success. - for
?A chicken, supper for tho bonofit -yam
oi xnc isooGtcrH i.iub was given at the ?q
home of Mrs. C;?W. Bivins, Logan fajr
St-v TLursday^ night. The effort was ty
a sueeess.-, ? ]y
The Will Do club met at Allen Tern for
pie church Monday afternoon fast. - A--tU(s
full membership wa3 present and a
splendid meeting was enjoyed. the
The Allenites club entertained with \ya.
a chicken supper at the home of Mrs. Mrs
E. Bowling, Nichols St., Friday night. Car
The affair, proved quite-successful. son
Mrs. Bertha Hunt, Logan St., en. the
tettained a number of friends at a sers
of last week. After games and-music was
were enjoyed, the guests were treated
to a most enjoyable repast.
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ARTHURTOWN NEWS. si
At Brown Chapel A. M. E. church (J
Anminv school was whi>n * ?
I. Harrington opened with, son# ser anDi
vice. After the devotional exercises strQ
the teachers took charge of the var_ neu,
l6Us classes. "The "lesson was taught gra,
with much interest. *?tha
At 11:30 Rev. H. W. Walker as
corulod .the-rostrum aod- -proceededwith
the order of\scTvice, selecting nsy]
as a text St. Mark 2:1: "And again bcci
lie?entered into Capewmu??T-*fUe--af(Tri
some days and *Tt was noised that jj
He was in the house." Subject: to t
"Chriat in thn house." litany beau. tere
gj / t"' t'i ' SMt i -1? ... .
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' LEADER
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c?d the "Aggie Dulldoga" in po. .
on to scored With the ball on Ham
n4s five yard line Coleman carried
~ Coleman "Tailed to "Riclc~TEe~
;ra point.? _ .??1 -4
the fourth quarter the visitors re
ted to qn aerial attack. By way of
luke pass, the ball went into- pa
sion of Hampton on A. and T.'s
/art!' line. From thtfm on Hampton
;Tved new inspiration -and by a .
day of -cunning attacks "Bulldog"
[liam.q went over thecoveted chalk
j for Hampton's first score. ~~Sa ];
's educated toe added the extra ,
nt. Again, Hampton sent Bakek-, ji
ictcher and Williams thru the A. &[,
line making wonderful^ gains, ro.ing
in a touchdown by Williams \
I th? addition of the extra point ]
Baker. The win of Hampton over - (
& T. virtually cinches the C."l. A. *
for Hampton and elirflinates A. & 1
,ane and Coleman, starred for A & <
while Williams, Baker and Davis ]
formed in a stellar manner for the i
tors. . , ' I
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1 and helpful illustrations- werewn,
that/, we must always keep
ist in our homes; and we will j
e better homes. The sermon held!*
audience spellbound. -i
?t 3 o'clock^ he motored down to.t
another new field of labor *
t was added to hi3 work. i
t'Z:3t>Kev Walker appearcd on 3
scene ready?to finish hls day's *
k. His text was takSn?.froTn 1st' 1
ngs 20:40. Subject: "Poor Ex_|l
is""' He '"emphasized""that" giving I
jses wont Hn in thp Hav nf inrlf ,i
it. ^ The sermon _;waF spiritual, t
cal and admonishing. After which
young man joined the church. J
were glad to have Rev. Milel 1
e us a short, talk, which was en_. 1
;d by all. t
/e are glad tp see that our peo ?
and Mrs. Tucker's"~"tw0 sons are 1
< Jrom Baltimore^' where... theyT)
it. thp anmmpr. ? ; J]
ur pastor's baby has been sick, | /
it is getting much better. We (
e for it a speedy recovery. p
tr. and Mrs. Kelly have returned (
n Philadelphia, where.they had a 2
isant stay." She .is a very faith. 7
'3r) Evelyn Harrington.' Reporter. _
LaurensNews
[rs. A-mela Garrett, age 0,v4wife
he late Allen Garrett, died at her
le last Saturday, after a lingering U
3ss of about two years". She~wasT^
lember of Bethel A. M. E. church'.'I ^
icral services were held Monday t
her, pastor, Rov. J. B. Smith, as i z
ed by Revs. T. S. Reed and J. C. j.
^lellan,.. Th^se out of. town that i ,
rrted Mrg. Garrett's funeral Were''
i. Rachel Williams, Mr. and Mrs. |
ert Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Fred j
' ?
liams* Mr and Mrs. Arthur Wil -f .
is, Mrs. Eloise Williams, Mr. and I j
i. Robert Anderson, Airs. Hattie ' '
:1s and daughter, Miss Colds, all of ^
jrmbia. She leaves a host uf sui - I .
ingfrieqds to mourn her passing.'.
C. H. Duckett had charge of the
eral. -r=L.Ir.
Foster died at hi~s home here J
nrday morning, after working 011 _
lay. His death was a shock t0. his
rhbors and friends. He leaves a a.
and a number of children to
trrr his loss.?Funeral service was ~
day afternodii-at 3 o'clock. J. F. *
iter, funerttl director had charge *
he body, 11
LiasrMary-Bailey left ihe city a few .J
s ago for Graycourt, where she t
teach this term. .
[iss Theopia Finley left the city *
Greenville county, where she has 1
.'PIt'll U position as reacher. * |"^
uite a few from her? attended the 5
at Mt. Carmel in Laurens, coun S
this past week.
lrs:~ Hat$e Golden gave a dinner':?
the benefit of St. Paul church,1 5
sday. Nov. 9. It was quite a sue ;5
iful affair.?She wa3 assisted in jc
preparation^ by Mrs. Adeline -ii
tts, Airs. Lizzie Minnefield and S
. iviattie" Milam Cunningham. Miss ?
rie Lou Cain, Mrs. Bessie Hender. J
and Mrs. Lucinda Jackson were i
very efficient waitresses. ThejL !
fed fifty or more dinners to white
"colored "at 50- cents n plate. $25.25 '%
the amopnt raised. X
, (Mrs.) A. W. Moore, Reporter. \l
3RGIA "STATE COLLEGE h
rRENGTIIEN3 ITS TALUUi |
eorgia State Industrial College |
ther member to its already c
ng and. progressive faculty. -The ?
?member Mr.?G; S. Rossr, a fi
luate of Morehouse College. and ?
^University of Minnesota. Mr. 5
s has taught in Texas and North
ttlina. lie comesta us from Pen U
vania, and is a, valuable addition 3
lxxso of "hta trihmg nrt experience 8
IB Agricultural lines. 2
e has entered enthusiastically in 2
he work, and is building_np in 3
st tn gubleetffTrf nn ?
-? ? ????t*vvutuiai ?
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nature?Tha^nllrgr haa nrirlrrl tn..i1a
Agricultural plant, two hundredwhite
Leghorn hens from thcr Brook?
dale Farm in New_York. Isjow mod
ern~^p?ultry houses are, being con
tructed to take care of the Hock of
one thousand hens.
The modern Dairy -is being stocked
with pure bred cattle. Registered
Duroc Jerseys and Poland Chinas
are being placed-on the farm for the
benefit of the students taking up the
work in Agriculture. '"?11
The student body is growng. A1
ready we have ov^r fdur hufidred sttT
1AHH iTWrt etui I >1110 I'lirm' Tl liintt
as though at the opening of the sec
end semester we will not be able?tc?firid
accomodations for the students
that will.apply. The Legislature will
be asked for new buildings to accom
date the hundreds of boys and girls
who indicate-that they want to come
to Georgia State College nest year.
On^Thurfeday at T1:00 A. M*. all'
:lasscs assembled in Heldrin Ilall to
pay tribute to our heroes that fuoght
in the World War. A brief silent
tribute was offered b^the Cntil'e
student body, and then a short pray
?r-by- President Hubert.
Educational Week
Educational week was enlphasieftd
it oQr chapel exercises artd'tt'Us ter._
ninated. Friday: The exercises giv
in uy me v-oncce classes . at inc rcg ll&r
services wore inspiring' when'fivtr
riembers of the department spoke on
rarinna phases of our educational^
ictivitics.?Mr. J. N. Benton acted as
daster of Ceremonies and introduced
Messrs. Nash, Wood, Bell and Wig
fins, who gave very interesttngr talks;
ind wore entfuiijaotieally 'applauded
Enthusiasm Tor Athletics has been
growing sinee the opening of school,
rhe team coached by CvS..Itoss as"
listed by the.J?rcs|dent is npde up
argely of "green recruits.''. The
earn- has a splendid fightijA: spirit
md have been able, to present any
earn frum defeating them yifain far.
?he games with Edward "Waters" Col
eee and St. AnthannUjs went up to
L?L In a hotlv contested trame on
Armistice Day between Bethune
^cokman and our team neither sid'
ras able to scores We play South"
Carolina State College on November
10th, and Georgia State Normal of
llbany, Georgia on Thanksgiving
CONWAY NEGRO ELECTED
DELEGATE TO SUSQUI
?-CENTENNIAL^ ?
Late in July the Natonal Benefit
jfe. Insurance. Cp;;"ahnQunctfd a-con
est for the Agents writing with that,
yompdny. The prize was a free trip
o the Susqui Centennial Exposition,
it ""Philadelphia, Pa., and a day iW
he Home Oilice at Wahington, D. C.
Lt the termination of the contest A
;ent John DeWitt McQueen, of Hor
y County, S. C., had produced the
greatest amount of Industral busi
less and is therefore elected, and
eft. Conway, S. C., -for Philadelphia,
Sunday, November 13th, and will re
urn at an indefinate date. Mr. C.
,V. Perry District Manager was pleas
imii ! m1 - - ? . ,T,*m
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t to- all connected* with .this company ,
all oincers or x.lie company, i repeat
that I shall ever endeavor to hold the
banner high.- . . -? 1
Youis for continued new business,
J. D. MfcQUgEM, Agent
The National' Benefit -Life Insurance
Company, Horry County, S._C.
HLV. J. S. DANIELS, D. D., CALLED"
TO SPENCER, N. C. ?
Rev. J S. Daniels formerly pastor of
3. C:,; has recently been called to the 177
cirst^ Baptist church, at- Spencer, N. .
-Cr -I4irs is the church -that-was for. Z.
ncrly-pastured -by Dr. Ilarriston, who
liuvch, fit Ashcvllle, N. C.
' It is understood' that the church v
it Srcneor i|iyp_a_-SalIuv..of. 83.3Q0.
. t in gratifying news to the Baptists ?
)f South Carolina to know that one *7L_
->f her sons in the person of Rev. J, ?
^ DaiiTels" lias 'teenITiuiTele vated "and
lonored. ?r~"~
U|^ra-T^Jn>pin'j- ftir ! tho Rpv
! 1 mnieLj a. -successful pasluratc ~~??
-sthe wish of The Palmetto Leader.
l.V MKMOIjY OF REV. Wr-4,??
? - "STEWARD.. "
Cailisle, S. C., Nov. 15,1926.
To the sacred memory of an old
levoted . father. of .. this community, ,
?V>v . \v i ?..?i _ 1* ;
yflBfcUU- tt- 1?
ay UeL. .&. 1i'lffi. 0' Jig"'
r.iss him, we try to"make our worj
_ its less. But' there is' sorrqwjlrt our
tarts c'uncc'uk'J. There is one vacant
hair left "in his home, and in the
. l ore, where he once ssjt among us
-nd-4*44~?s-4iew he waa -striving to ??
.are, his ban nor through the thickest
>t' tlTo~fT~ght, to uphold our country > '
11 the strength' ,of man's might.
_._L)tur friend you have left- us: left
-is vdlh trials we must'bear all alone A _~7"
Our thoughts are all of thee, dear
friend; -we- will meet -thee over on - *'
the golden, shore" You cajiTTn "hea A ~"
von lor: nkc us;" keep open wide the " '
dcoiv :
?Amv Uill? -
We Do?
. . Artistic
JOB PRINTING
HOOK ? ??A
* ' - -
IE CHRISTIAN CtlURCH ?
at fleets on Creation;..The Bible and ...
Man; -The -V-ii-gin Birth of Gltrist, and A
Re.urreelion of Jesus, and the Office
C iiristian Hunch.?It ;iUo contains ?~
md t hristianity, to. gether wi'h The "
'eriud: M i Ao-as. and Evangelism. and".
STORY OF 'BlIK NEGRO.
1 at 'ffio i'tate Book Store,. Columbia,
. Glie. tcr, also by the author, whose
c normal price of f>0 cents. . ___
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