The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, April 09, 1927, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
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S^l?The "Old Gray" a
I By E. Phil
JCUDuCLC^:OO.Ob-Q o.o o. o o o o o o d o o o o ;
Last \voek We wont to BranehviHe .
.? to V*c oUr-rtick-s'stov Mary and broth- ?\
or Calvin. We found -thorn iniprov- v.
injr slowly hut wo. trust suiVly, While |
there, we ,'lokpl over the property at r
>' ca.i.. i!i?. ? ? u.... ib-.":
I**? irs'iiom tin' viil.iiv cMatc >!' mir pail-.
? I -^OTTtyrfmil the nnT^M-tv nt
? * ?-goes-to-my MMor antf other hreitdujvy-t
Mr. .Martin at (66) ami many qthct'S. ']
'want to buy my track of land atv that \!
; place;'but wy are,not planning to get (
i . rid of our old lyn're. It is the place j
uliciv all StoE V.d'c bw.l'ib?And Ihc^
?? until last year, at which time it was '1
; (ler-troVeil bv f"" 't'ho hiuhwa-v?is?,
corning right by thy line of .tjiis'prop- 1
erty and the Southern .rail road siafti- i
~ tion rs within fifty yards: All of?thrs -r
enhances The Vatne... The Southern 1
-.'-^h *' Raft Roird System winy of 'the Tnuafl
. complete in'.TJus Lduutt-ryr- They can?1
? route yon almC-i' an\a hoi e.?The rep-?i
rosentatives of the Company are.cpur- t
teous a XT lvfined and that is true in t
Columina; and they wall gi-v'e "the best "
...... accomodations f<>r distant teachers'. .
' This compan.\ handled'- our, party to
Jacksonville to attend lite Hishops' ,
Council. Thee :b-a> >om-b..,i V"-..
? eat?anuuint?of the*-1cachet s '.hat- at
?.?mien-?t-fte --association in .urwnviiie
and-wu hnvo decided npi^vM-lo-nr t'ur hi.y?' district
meeting in ;h lull vaftVffttl (
district- meeting at t'laremont' and
Camden. And.our missionary ladies
*T a~nd^.Uu>sV who are j^iinjr t?r atti iuj, .
the quadrenniuni convention at Little. (
Hock. Ark. will do well to confer with ,
'. them.
! Easter Su:
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I A few.of the Specials
Beds $2.95 up..
*~ - r-- - Chans.,9oc up.
<5 rr~ I able aijd five Chairs
% Slightly used Bed JSpi ihi
o- Single Day Ueds $12.9
Od-tL-Drtrysrrs S6.BO ri]
1 Slightly u^dtoak4a?U
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g Larnps .$2.98 up.
Smoking Stands $ 9S7
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g^7 gains we have
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COMR IN ANI
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tH. A. Taylor 1
1722 MAIN STUF.F.T
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If ;?ny -reasons,that' you don't know
ttlw to nyt ip-.touch with'the proper
hue authorities*, just inquire, for .
'r. f. Woudhury, he is the colored repI'svhtut-ive"
of the jgompanv and he
< a lino-man-indeed. ; *
At Ui anehville. we attended? otre j
if The eliuivh mooting j n't Bethel, !
ViThnii'hJ'l'oin 'which we eifFYur. ReV.t
I'. ('. Meilae is there now antf he is
loing well. The people are' dellghtd
>vith him and he has the right
rogra-m t'nr it)y home church. The
ait they -were -a-tine selTofTnon.- Bi'O.
I'l-hi Warren', the oldest oflicer in the.
hnri'h h'.-.d just dieil, He was a nohle
wan. Sisters .Sailie Ivingtdn and. Mqrha~
Loekett of nvv time, are Still
hero and-wiihorit them it secnt^that
5 ' lu'l'v; program would ho hindered.
iVe \a'i\' -called upon to address the ?
Ynnnuiic-thc ink.' A -shockinit snr
rise w-as ii 'ii-('I on the LWiVust.hr pi*"k
t last week.' when Kov. K. K. And- |
rson. oitr navtor at Lacrrea Circuit,
wired' the Presbyterian Church. Rev.,
Vmlomin's members at Lagrce and
ii? many friends of the connection
vore quite surprised at his actions,
if.e s-ttnvTri'ils niTTTfied us at once and ;
ho ( ipire com; l eant ion met lis .at the1
i'lireh Ainndny nia'ht. \\ e were glad
haye'_,l{i;is. C. F.? Hroudon ^and J. '
C Caniblc-present in the meetmjr alt->.
'Hie otlicers ami mondial- told US.
hat atier'ihe parlor had Joined the
>t'Wer denomination .and had tieen fciv n
w he. came hack to-4hom the
idlow-inj* Sunday and said that he
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to offer you in
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Outfits For 33 Years ?
tic., Furniture
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had TSeen over persuaded and vhat he ;
made the mistake of his life. Tie ask- i
ed them to allow him to continue his I
pastorate, but they refused on the'
grounds that when, a pastor leaveiT
his denomination, he must go back!
to the annual conference for admit-'
tanee. The officers' decision wag sus-1
tained by the presiding elder. .Laments
and has' one among the most 1
cult if red botird of offiperg and mem-1
berg in the connection. We assured,'
them that they will be highly cared;
ton and now they are happy and perfectly
satisfied. Six persons joined
the church Snhdayiand Monday nights. And
after wtr gave the Lord's Supper~
Moliday~nTght, we all went a way filled
with the Holy Spirit. Revs. Brogdon
ana uambie certainly rendered us
Valuable assistance, far which we
shall OVfi- IV" IT.Mti.fnl to tilnm
Our last Sabbath-was, spent in . 1
quarterly meetings with RGVS; G. B.
t.'ugk and P. 1| -if ''sh-i.ly funirhi
and Jacob ChUrchco.?Our .quarter at
Shady Grove with Rev. ?ook was iTP
deed line. Many of the officers as- i
seinbeld- nir Saturday afternoon andwe
had a nice time. Bro. \V. M. Micklcs
made.the full report for James
f hapet.lme of tha churchos-of-Xho cir?
cuit. This was wonderful.?Bro.?C.
Juhn>oii of Sinai is uno Of the best
Vhurch supporters that 1. have ever
met, to be well olf.as he is. -Negroes
in good circumstances as a ruie, care
hut little for God's church. How un
.grateful and how sinful it is for them
u> uo so. Bro. Nelson McDonald of
-Shady Grove is a noble superintendent
and I would be glad to sec his
k-nd In all of our Sunday Schools.,
BrTt "Cook is a noble pastor and a
jr'fted preacher.- He has.splendid vi-_j
sion and while he is suceessfuly pasr
.toeing his home people, he would be1'."
accepted any where in our ^ great ;
church.. B ros. \Y. M. 1 lartu som-M on roe
Davis, C. E. and 1: J. Belton, Durrali
Johnson, J. C. Counts, N. J. Jones,1
John Davis, James Glenn, Spencer
Ruff and Sisters Susan- Kelleu, I.ula
Cook, Cora Bell, Ellen Gripper, Nelr
lie Murphy, Delia Belton and Sister
C, Johnson Mickles . and others ' are
a:hofitr the leaders of Hie Blaney Circuit.
The Sunday School was very
tf.ind-nnd-we bnd-'tr-pentecost indee
-U-t our pri aching services""* At. night-wrr
-were w i tlr"lfoiv.l-Kuir- a t~.) nenb^?
Church. And, you talk about there is
more in the man than there is in the
land, Is a fact that cannot be dis=-^
puled. - The church,-the pulpit- & lid.
all around the church rails were simply
packed with ,crowds. standing' around
the,.doors and windows on the
unit side.-We -at-temptcd-to prarch and
the Holy Spirit Idled the house. TPori>
is H TTobte Christian spirit here 1k>-(
wceri ~F?apt ists and Methodists, that
you do not find every where you pro.
They both rejoice and pay: together.
-RevsTAV. S. Campbell ahd[* W.,?IJL_
Johiisciii, also Daniel Hostic were there
and they wore powers in our service.
Think of a church raising over twelve
dollars in a?penny collection. . '\Ve
must doff our-hat's to this great pastor,
who is among our noted church
' builders. Rev.- Ruff is a safe leader.
He knows how to put a program over.
pY-ou-enn rely dn him.-He takes care
of his pulpit-and then he looks after
? K - w ...
iin- pasionng of his.- Hock. Bros..
Richard Wood, Moses Rosebury, .J.
W. Busli, Bradford MiHor, Charles
Gibbs. W^'L. . Wicker and Sisters
Brown, Nancy Tillman, A. Boyd, Eli/a
Woods, Ella Gibbs and Ruff are.
^irrion"g' his"loyal Supporters. Bros.
Chester Collins and A^ott Bowman
brought the number of our quarterly
meeting joiners to thirty. The April
me 1111 >ur> Il'ip < 1 riv< -for?the district Is
now in and we are receiving wonder-"
ful reports from our pastors relative
the saved of the world would
i interest themselves in those that are
lost: \Tell them the story of-the cross.
Tel! tliem oTtjie protection tht?tC>otl's
.cliurefi airt)rds. - do this, our
iRabors?would he rewarded by GoR
himflt'lf. - y * '
"! nis week-end. will find us on the
Bishopville ftnif I.agree Circuits. We
-will preach for Rev. T. H. Withers
on the Bishopville Circuit" Sunday
morning and at St. Jarre's on the Cir-'
gree Circuit Sunday night. Let the
people at those nlaces- oras.for fH<rpresence
of the Holy cp*:it
???"Let- us advance on our knees."
N. A. A. C. I'. PRESENTS EVIDENCE
AGAINST NEW YORK
' ? - pot ir^M av
. _ Xc.iv .Yorkr AtwtH 1 ? At the first
hearing before Deputy Police Inspector
William J. McGrath, yesterday,
Walter White, Assistant Secretary
of the. National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People, presented
witnesses who testified against
the police officer attached to the 08th
Street S't-itinri II tll'I'llm.H r.t Km."
ally beating Linous Charles, a colored
man. Hearings will fipY^nti mmApril
*>, when other eye-witnesses ivilL
testify."
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G EORGIA -CA ROLIN A
H API'KINGS
Orangeburg,- S. C., April .2?Since
our la6t release, on the opening of the]
base ball season there ha^ mpch "ado" I
to upset the dope. Tail dialers of j
last season are starting off -without-!
losses whilji. the leaders of last sea- ]
snn havo suO'orod disastrous defeats. |
the season with an igttomihous defeat
at the handg.-of. Allen University, her
old rival and neighbor. * across the
st feet :ind?baroly won by a suddenrally
in the last innings against*.Harbison
CoTloge of Irmo, South Carolina
by a score of 11-10. At thi? FtnriP.
<i'b t i.- mooting the Painitqs at, An,
gust tj, who are certainly a pain. These
Ihubites have plajAsd ' to date five
icaigtl? to lose only one and. a re.-expected
to win the. sixth Kvhen they
play those "Baptists" in Columbia
'mlnr. This-is~1'aine's roi'dVd, PfflTO
M Walker Baptist 1, Paine 10 liar-.
7TTT'" riillou'e '>, r^ne^r~ChtfBn-*V
pain'e- 10 tate .rColloye l?. Paine ?
lonodlc.t ' ?'.
The Claflin Panthers of Orangeburg,
the tail enders of the "Bi^r Entente"
for the la'st seasons have boon
he dope upsetters for" tHis"setlson and
have the "difezlingmetors" in a noonday
sum They opened'the season, by
Panthers twice last season the worst
thrashing. Tutt's hoys had for a long
time. Then-came the Painites to the
Pity on.the Edistc^ and*fhoy~Voo coulit
not stand the fire of the "Heavy
Guns" arid had tp lose a game, which
looked theirs' in the ninth by" a score
V ,to 8. Voorhees.has one of the best
pitching stafi's of the "Little Ejitentc"
came afl-sb'to Athens'of South Carolina
and after a pitchers duel succumbed
to one better than hers when
Smith, of Clafl. 1 pitched a one hit j
game. . % ' A
Hut in the Capitol City we. ate to I
havi' liamhlc-lie?Allen^tiSliding
E-kk-rs't gave thc-championship-chaP]
iengers of last nln nf ?hn
worst defeats ever witnessed in |
Orangeburg, by piling a score of 101
while tlie famous "All Star" could
barely stave olf a shut~out by getting
one run in the ninth. 'Thatrs~not all
Allen has done, she has whipped the
."hrmnioivs in the opener and pushed
off-IIathiKwv by a score of 4-3. We
h tve mentioned all of the "Rip1 EnToTUo"
except A1 orriT College of Sumter
efslwhile champions, Who in tfteir
first and only game of the seasorTlost
tor Ijarbison one of the strongest pf
the '"Little Entente." _.
^Ynorho-cs of the "Little Entente" is
showing good form in her class and
has defeated Schofield by . a score of
17 tw--4?r?wlvHe- nmkfti'g a creditable'
showing when Paine and Claflin defeated
her. "Harbison as has been
statedTin those columns before is to
Lo .watched in this little group. She
K..v. *. < -? ....
ik'i iiit*t any tu mc littlo pro ftp
yet. hut lias defeated?Morris College
.and has shown much power against
Benedict and Allen,. There are.TstUl
more in this trroup; I.Iainos, Schofield
and Walker.Baptist, who to this wrifcr
V~k??-w led }*c have not yet won a
.erame. ' ? *
. .""Standing
Teams Won Lost Pet.
ChTflin li ' _ 0 .1000
Allen " .1 0 1000
.1'aii.r : 1 1 860Jit
ate 2 2 500
Benedict. --*==-1- 500
Morris ? o
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Voorhees 1 2 332
.-Harbison?--? ?1~ 3 ?? 250
Haines 0 ' 0 ' 0000
Schofield 0 1 0000
Walker Baptist 0 .2 0000
SMITH RUCHES ONE HIT GAME
? FOR CI, A FUN
-?Ormrgobuig, S. C., March :>1?The
"tlafliiv Panthers displayed one. of the
best exhibitions --of base bail against
the Vooi'hees* Hornets here today that
has been in this section tliL 'season
ami defeated the Hornets (>? 1. W"T~
^ It was a no hit game for; Sniith,
!'itching for Claflili except for: a
^jgjubliul hit ill' the si.Uh Ihhihg"' by
Washington of Vuoiheos, who-'hit I"
right field and had' his tiy knocked
dotvn by Byrd in_an attempt to catch
the ball.- This error gave the rurinOr
a three base hit and later was scored
for the only tally f!or Voorhoos. Tin*
game was a pitchers' duel, Smith of
Claflin- fanning IQ,. iyhile Washingion
ttt v oor-aecs jjlxaek ou_t_10,. Smith
however had the better control walking
two on balls tnd two hit by balls,
while Washington walkeif"8 and gave
7 hits; ?: ' "* ' 1 * r,.
Clafbn ti..tror> , n,,.am ;til., ililnl
itrrntng, \yhcn Blake made a "terrific
drive to left center and scored'Austin
and Byrd, \vh# were on bases by
a walk and hit respectively. In the
sixth inning Claflin scored 4 more
when Washington by wildo pitching
allowed his- bases to become crowded
and forced one.run in by,walking Dubra,
the season's initial home run
king^_and gave up a single to Austin
which scoied the remaining three
after a wild-pitch* to the* home plate.
Voorhees' only tally came in the
sixth on a doubtful hit. and''error at
hbtrte plate. The support for Voorhees
was a little off, while Claflin
gave the best shown this season.
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Voorhees *0 0/0 p 0 1 0 1 1 5
Claljin 0 0 2 0 Q 4 Q 0.7 1
?Batteries: . Voorhees*: "Washington
jind l)iii-ni:in: f'Uifliir Jiniith read
Blake." ' .
PAIN ICS N1NK VICTORS OVKR
ST ATE ('OLLKfiK
Augusta. (Jjr., .March 28, ?Paine
made One of-the greatest- comebacks
in. her base-haH-history this s^fte, hoo-i
on fame's iiol<l ' ^" 1 - A
"Carolina Suite's nine run lead and
.winning .in"the end by the count of
11 t<> 10. Up to the fifth' inning
l a.me was Weld scoreless, while tin
State wi qckitvg erew. Jed_l?y_ Delai.ijfi
and. Ford, piled up nine" neat tallies
Two hard (h'iving singles and i:
thre-bagger by Delaine brought Jr
-three "runs for Ape visitors in the 'inktial
frame. Dye relieved Pinckney ir
the first stan/.a, and after weather-ihg
'six-run rally in'"'the fourth" anc
fifth tightened down tor the re.mafning
four innings and held the Craolin
iaris to one lone 'score. ,
I be fifth inning was harvest time
for tiie~t_'ademen, A single to.ceriterfield
by Ingram scored Crocker am
staff ed a rally that -ended \Vith sij
" . ,
counts to fames credit. A double U
center Held by Dean scored Tincknej
and Ingram*. Dean advanced to tHire
on a .single by Cunningham and ran
In on a single by Dye. Cunnigham
raa home on an orr.or.0 A single bj
Waller scored Dye ami the lall.v?rcrr:
brought to a close by a puDout a
second.~
The inning was like the fifth Crqck'i
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save money t :|
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REPAIRING |
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^ WORK GIVEN -
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TELEPHONE 7 162
IUNSON !
a TAILOR 1
COLUMBIA, S. C. j
Saturday, April 9, 1927
W' IV.1 ofi with "a rrarflt*, advanecuLia
cojid <11 a hit l?y IMm-km-y, andscored
tvh.'ii Ingrain slammed a hard
drive iivoi' sis'iml. AMn.l*lo by CtnT^"
i-i t*<l ;.ni! tTu- L. e... were filled.--Roberts
walked and forced Ingram in home.
. | '1 he ;?-! tie was broken in tlve^ghth .
.-wJawn -.VW.lUh' poled ou,t a lightening "e
drive 'o de.epleFi for two base;5 and
cored Rye and Roberts', A hit and
' ?ii ei i'i-r in the ninth with two men
..in Rases rcs.ihed in an additional run
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' Vaihe V !' o i) .n 0 2 x -TTT'f "1
siaie y-ifi) .1 0 (? 0 1 It) 15 1
Hat|i'i V : :i. : I'inekiioy, Dye and ..
> Crocker:' M;.t :. l"'wd, ~t tutor me and
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June. .
Tv.e 'base dttb : IK an. Waller, I)e- *
- luine. F> nl. it ; . and dune; three base?;
a,its: Relnine; -r~t
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j .Mtiin . ,itii'i':.'V There is one driver by
I ll;e? mini. of't . S. .A sh.M)ut bc-f
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Office phone Gl'J'J 1125 Washington St.
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