The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 24, 1927, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
Saturday, September 24, 1927
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The f^tfciefs qrflunrl- her, hit nt~
' most through--WltF' gathering"" Cheir
cotton. It is bringing a fairnr'good (
price, but so little is being made this
, year.
___ii? -The efficient pastor -of the Good;.
Hope Baptist Church hus?returned
? from his vacation and trip attending
the National Convention in Ueti'oit,
Mich. He reports a wonderful trip
and a grand session. We feel proud of
Rev. Marshall. die, we think, U the
eight-man in the right place-. ; ~ ..
Fridav. Saturdav. Sunday won, i tie.
days which the Lovely Hill Sunday
School Convention held - its annual
: session: The convention1 was.w.cll attended
and supported, financial and
. spiritual. We indeed had a wonder-'
ful convention.?This convention con.
. vened with the Clini Baptist Church,
JHnrleyville, S. C.
-v - Among some of the distinguished
. visitors attending the convention
were: Prof. T. L. Duckett?aL Bcv.l - I
diet College; Mrs. Atkinson of Mar-1
' - rls College; Rev. Paton and wife of ,
the -Bethlehem Punmintinn nml nils '
:?orstoo numerous?to mention. ' The ^
good people of Karlov villa !? *
community entertained us very royally.
Sorafe very interes\ing addreg
wree made during the session. The
i " Sunday School concert was. very good
and spicy. *
? Muriy Ihtcrestmg papers were read
by the Sunday School workers.
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STATfc COLLEGE NOTES
Orangeburg, s' r ,- ^..|U 11; Vin<..
Oollege had its formal opening* Wednesday
morning at which time there
. poured in front all portions of tire.
State the largest enrollment of "new
and old studfcnla-ever recorded the
first day. -From Monday morning un-".
til Wednesday, students arrived on
every train entering the city. Already
the dormitories are being taxed
to the capacity, so that late arrivals
will find it difficult to be .provide.;
i for. All members of the faculty are
on hand. Classes began Thursday
moaning and already the work of, all
departments is under way.
During the summer workmen were
kept busy putting the plant in br>
class condition as far us general repairs,
overhauling and paint.ng are
COTlCemed. sa that. hnjldings is; ? < .
Bs camptis rr.uke a good impression
on all visitors and attendants. It is
expected that the total enrollment this'
' session will nearly approach one
> thousand. Studfcnts. uro here from
several other states, sho'wing the popularity
of the college in other sections-of-the
country, as well as South
' Carolina.
The Agricultural and Home Economics
building.is nearing completion.
Occupancy will toke pl^ce about the
ItnOT This struct
ture, with equipment, will' cost $125,
000.00, and will add greatly to the
facilities of these special departments
for addition to this building-a pntfrTKe"
home for seniors in home economies ;
is \n proopsq of.arertinn to COLit' $lih I
? 000.00.?The College is -undergoing |
a building, program for the next I
two years, which .will include in arfdi?
lion the above mentioned buildings*,
a gymnasium, a library,'>and a hoys
dormitory. It. is estimated that the
College plant will be worth within
- tho next, three years; more th:m .t mil. .
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I FO0TE
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I Lincoln JlJnivc
& ".mNai-i-VAINIA
F |H Htf
X FRIDAY, SEPT
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"f" World War M.
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A Band Concert by the
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y?i ii? The Fame
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Vci y .ba.sy "pK-'kinj, cotionunu uai'vi .
uiiy; UliiL? iiuj; \vui. be ,li.i'u
vie A.uyti.iiic'r.,y.
J Cathouu ,1'aas i.s a pui;U>.?- i\'v Vittle
K.vrn, siiuuWtl nvilgruw .\i vamiab
"fivo'r, "
j?*?A*i a. -Elia l.airau->rr iuu! Iicr iuotl;|
eiy Mr*. Kafriyti >. JvVatsva luiv(. ' reI
tUftlcj ho'liio IVpn.) -J;a li. <-ii\ili. ,
. l iiUi.
I 'Sirs. Hatvh-y >:: spciil "V:
era! wcel;,* \vii1i her ilaayhter, KiiTT
. l'Mnrec \\ > ;ilv-#hal t-<>
sjl'c tiiini ajrain. .. *
Sunday v.a-. a liiah tbty-al 4-Vii H'-l 1
Iia|?;kt;Okim-h. Yi-.a S ~ ;-,.y S ' i
AX'ax _vj)cnt'(i' af U:?"Q !>y the. > uiiovi!
temt. J. J. ri:,. . >;i .. K v. A.
\\ ?>t\' i.'u'i a . I :. . i. ;?h*? 1 H v 1
marks, . '
At, t!ic iu ;ial hojYr .ll/y. A, Ware
pi <. ih'hed n- \vi'Ta|, i:f ,,| ^'}i i iv.' n fvbau
Joshua a; I.;. < > ; I- t'aljVS ?i i f 1 i;;;ni
-VlIilIc lit' t'vlkuil vit'n .as-lly t h. \. ay.
A !\i. V ilif si-maul unf vui* :ii|.h d t
the j;hui\h. , * .
In''the a 'in' ii?ft-:?IV' -y.y ,V;
h r l ? i i ? , I
>'.*/ * > TT|?pHli??VU .? I. .IV | . llfT^- ,r* . 1,
were rjiiU-.l iip ,!i l<r n'jxns.* . Ha.h'
of tlH'.u majeoi ~ * c: ? ?.' i??I -, ( > Octv>
totaled .*) ().') ?' , . " . , .
\\ o "sire sorry to Ityttfc Ma tor
Strnt'ior i;- ? 11 tlio>K-'.' HV;.''?We-lion :
for h'tft a s;. .< -ly rer. .very. Rev.
\\. F. lticp* \\ ill t-rp.-vh jjt
Fairfield Ha;;1 1 >' 'kin li p nd'i.v. T~i
C\ime out arm hm: him. ' ,.
rMAU.Ln.s i() v.;.? Fiii.i; ia ?^?
u?AAl. jd i i.tv.Vi > i,v.
1 he American- iri. :nntie A?.ci.e.o v.ieo.-i
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(.nit Lung Flatei.u :it ?r
Ikinr!:. of More} ' d-?Upon
l;is i'i t o.> it I . - >.>' I V .i^ifr-th-j
I Actional lu:aiUtKiU'.. i A of. ;],V" A'va clean
Humane Fain- -at ion t-cymoui*
lisirvoll, .onh"* of flvo s utarrn
Field Sec ri'iai'ii .ve 'out
ment to the j re .> hero tiij^ morn it'r
that tc^u hers iti all'of tiro publicschools
and collate.-- -it the Soutii can
.secure'free' liuneaj, ik rat lire "a. Well
;?*v m copy 05 ui u . i v ,vi i*> IM .\ '
niohthly wltl.u:; wluov IV.ifls
i>l" Mo ivy ,inv nr. aiii/.otl. in.iho er.acietl
.school-s. T-r-ii in-i-j-' h'. ' ' . ! ?rr*y*TliJtcjros
JUSYior . IllHViUHo ' If.i.n*;:' :<-n'
tyocictnos. ? .'* .
"Tin* .A LI - /. i I ; v-" i n
Sin-i' I y." 1' r- i ' ?' I j !.
thc' H?'<?sV?o;>t in-'hi: first in.!*1!
m< m 'to fhc j iv.- s fall .to Uui
W ?' ,A9
cachor.s in Tn i'oii'.h. "is .st riv nice to.
carry "hum any lity:u.Hire unih tatseatioh
into - il of. eiv.* * is pi' 'Hit'count
ry, iiul tlvu's fi.u. onTy'-irtyc-i t the
protection. of tuiiiiri!lull'. al:-o tin
prevention of c?vnrt'-.%.iu., et jsitry war.
cum jwiiitii *;? * HMv'IKlV ! \ .V . v ?U h\
important \v? r.k . i us iIujui .
V(tliV'iliiuv?of; ;thr. iiijiliririjj m\ ;- ! ... and
"yir/j; v.TW' t>? "K; i!r>'. fiiiu'iv n
:/.< ns 5 ; . r-.'-'-"; - - - _ -
^Wnl: tins national pw i am 'a y\:> ,
the T>o-,un .??.y;ni jjLunii TT : ;-i;out.
Ho a!! "ijv.ili.- m' H- ids iit? .i
T^n-;, y,;j i'. ,.;;; / . ;t i , , . , ,,
ein ;u: opy oi'- I);?i?, > J'Aninyr.-"
nv..<). !:iy. v o it /lanim- Human.
. I ; a; i SISLiieiLsi-uiv :i'< l Qt.ed,
ai'idvmany mlyj* .;il;;a'rsl n<?t uHril
m tUfuii'ii. ofi to?rrf7?joy -
I,*'...:"" .. I ,1 I. ~1^=
his fir';l hfini.MK.ru i s ll'lli) (!. rya.is
Sr.<-< t, ( . !c ' ' i 'oaa-,:-ia>
S. . (.. Oj; lilo.' l .i.l'C- >.i(l Jh lX'lL
liy'TvTii .nv: I < r. v?"i::77^""T^F1T,iTnjT-~
woi'il Aw.,. I!i>: on. r.'ass.
Many tJfrl4> rw.r;h:n1
Imn nno sorit-tio tij fhrtr h * h. if
tutmmtu ? umM n *
fr *? ?4? **< ? ?+ ,> < < vfN
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jrsity Vs. A.
B COMING G
EMBER 30th, 1 9
smorial Stadium Gr<
i Twin ( ity Brass Barn
>us A. & F. Singers -rrtrt
COM! Ny-S<
emission > -- $0
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rat+he Southern Railway. A
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THE PALMET
j_AM i.Si'i.Olt IN O.KVELANI), O. *
twJ #
11'l ' 'T?ko?Uli f ?[* " *y ~
! ?.Uiiv?.? wi C it. v eland ?>al*urday even-*
' tit'ti ni i .wo. i naa a very lu*.c trip, \
; .4,1/t.j.'... 1 a,j a uu;g lirQU. i d?d Hal ?
.-o> "yd 1 on feuiuiuy -.but..my son \V.10 ri
* ?. %m4v.' a liUic 01 jitX1 j'.eaw \
* ">' . 'i.Uii. Uil. ^lo went, to tiie ".
- 4 ;;!. m. -ftciiutuy?trruiiioon to sc.- ?t
i,I| ia<i'.ijrii.a ana w.ovcwtu.a. ftjayA
i On thy first atul second fcuiuiujri
' '^vK'<'v- cimini .' i tiltvtMt' fVVi?At?I
. ? Lk I ?n t'iilku Ini: Alv -.n 'i
! ? 1 <- UUl v'li. t\ HxlAtOi i til . i
""t" -T^?r-i-^?tri-tr^- M'kdU 4'."- P.4?
. ; ?i bdnytiy M i';-. Idoae ami 1 j.
.11 a;! S.; iM'dc.v A. f?i. 1 .'7 chinch.' y
1! >> ">-.'. 1 H::'.' hi,il ly .Ut*^n>nn;'*b'amiir" .
i.i,. own ctrtnvh. It was a iicuUlt*
! n'i?ct.u;yii 'a?ct-hn<t' 'a-WtuiujyVj'ul pas.. .
; ' I'l.'-.i1 ru111!1 h'i 1 ii^'au\iruHT
'Uli, v.- On ilit; '-kii f-uiuiuy .Wc, ut -" i
: ml.ii . kliiK1 Stone JJ artist "chimb. I
? \ia .itno:lie.* boau.jJ'ul- church .and I
v }ia; Mptfc.o Us TitieVihost;"
4.4^ a-1 ;' i :>o ; .'a.'iui' 1 tir. thai ho.ur (
7s? ?'. i/'Xi1i}; : ffi'itmii which I u
c;. v f.v oiio there'.11 joyed. In.thy 1
:.i .is.'ooi.ii .<ir. a n-yk my son (
? ?-?-t"I?.. ' .?' . -l .r 1,4,'..? .. ?r.
ww uiy *
. . -!> lli.d-t .<- te.;MlS play. Af.f
'.lie* v<e U ok supper ?.ii Mrs. Louise c
- iluuli S7??tti ,:lpth ~ hit.. 'Oil?T.jiursday ' 1
n^ht >*- ;?*. 1, e;?hi bf lis look dinner T
?l.f |",'. ? ( y, r, >,;ai ~Mi I'^iw.-M'd i
iJa.t -id. 'L.Oi;, one of us 'enjoyed
..im. . ili..H(?i- beohusy Mr. ainl Mis. .
;li-d are-ehei" eoolis and they i'tul-J
?i~ v. >.i Kiiu .V LuVv, Ux.prepare uV dkimd'
'il ;'at:i ol i:.. , w;M- lie jjlud wl.en we
>' .<? ' ?' < 1 hyre ib u|b^ v-At-Hrr din v
nr.r we lauK a-yafne oL' Whist and at'.
?.-a.-i- v. T.?rei'uI'll', d to?rtir-?1
.n kit. !' 1 ; ;:i"..!i" purchased 1
iwnehifu?. : y -V'd . )
On Lie iii's.1- Sumjjy yi 'SciHend'O1' ?
* ii.ii h'was mjr. last j^.unday here. not,.c
teen; so wei.l 1 did not pto .out! in '?
'l;t ie hi:v,-. V .. .it nl^ht Mrs.. lJaws ii
/ >d I rr\ . e-tih 1 t Jd.Jinos.s eiuirc.li,
> ' >di Lev. H. ]J, (Jury pastors'.. lie e
from f An(.' and 1 um sure ,d
. .! oi ai irieud. v.i}-b4> ylild t<> know 1
na-: y is !o( k;:'7t we!! and also-doiny o
V;T"U- .. !tt a.-ked to be_ reliiembored
"!" >' I ' !. iw.pjt...ib. i.uijretvi. . :Tb
( it '.VI< .whk'h v?ns Labor Pay ^
. 1 < . a-.n-\ ;.s e!. . ^<1. We Wt'litiOUtPl
c.o (wiriji tt I'j.rk rami} had a nice pic-'p
n-.-.-K,' T.',
- . ,:v >r " ^ ^ 111 v k*\UvfTfit
T.'V.H'. Mlitd I al ^
- i " a l?t of people . frojn S. C-J?
' yn.it,v.il sjji kitji? me about the '
: .1, -I pi n.v i;U >hi. 7 ... " ' ; n
J* 't \ t it . .'I.'ithi nil Tu'eVdny S|>
i hn; a very nice trip stop-, V
. ' ii. A -! -villi \Y( que .-day night s'
:f' :prp; v> \!u re until Sunday. ?
a' tii* talki-nr; io'fny husband ovcr j
auyr (li.i.nit* aiui bo t'old me-ihiit'my : V
.viithyr was : li k and of coui*s(> I made; :l
vvip fl\6 ?_uxt .diiy f judiniy t d
a'. : ' 'in.' fhu- and able to be up now. :
A.:' ti:>'v y<u my in A shoviUe .jfive' I1
,\! rS. I.? ^uurhu'i-n a - rail. She is u
1 * iiv'iin i ;> I hi for St.,'No lit, in .a '
/ su; e ii oke ' it pi. asr.nt fur '
.-ii . ; in., v..a; are in (.'l.iolaird?H
. .i- dr.. and Airs. . \V. Davis, a'
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?rn I:;;vt;\ n:; . . ' 1 . ' * ' ,;i
"t.> V- ? : ' tls/ '! .11 iv.t.urc*ttrrai.I\
t:_ .i '. ;'-.ii; t .-ea.d in 1 heir nanvs,' '.'
' ; '; '. : ' fV' 11ll' *">"'< '1 .111, : ^p.hp':.Ha?il.V
of -MeWy'
' > r: . .i i J'i r .wofl. jj.; ..t he .
:V:. '''-1 .ivi of; t'JO pi' i-sun t'hat ...
... v..-r. .thev}}*- ;..u*rr vent-to, Ad- ' ^
s '.n ^nvs r tn (vsj.v*1 !ihTianls'ofl, px- n
' :r' : '? ' ' > "!' til.' A Ui* i'!( an '
T-.d-if itti" n S.vH-iety, 180 I.ont?. V
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3 of Winston-Salem ^' \
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TO LEADER
- Greenville News
\\ ilh 1 roic.-sor Liurkiel -11. Trczunt,
die learned young Columbian,.
it UiC- .11OI* Ol\ till- 1 UIIIO US , StOl'lil)j{
v aiil 1. Insliluie, .Monday bt-'lt'anv'hut.-ijl
cxi)cciudi.t.o be one of. its most
ui'ti.ssuil sessions. . i'rof. 'liezvuht
vho, is. a -product u,L-A110jl Univer sity
md also, an. honor yi'nrhnttc of itos- '
on i o.viji;.oily, is expected to regain
ho lost prestige that was Sterling's:
* T-- 0 ae.?jo
;!.{ < . i|;i.;>au.v. una wdtpulivci;
any .prpgrum, \ve belieVe. lfo
't ' ' al-'a,u V .th no ax., trr .rir.il
and will doubtless have the unlin.vd
support ol' tile natrmu and
oval friends of thu school- _ Send*'
'ot:r' hoys . and -'girls to the ".Little*
\i!:cnr of tie I'n.<iijioiit'V Front the
list- through .tile twelfth grades will
e la.Ugnt. I'rof. TrozVanl succeeds
^rof. L. K. H<aiy, who goo^'ld the
ia.. v i, i
*rovvi li i^lt. ;j,
The iUTwral- of tIn.' late Mr. Moses
.'ollins, J r., was. licldn SuiiiUry?utTeri'?>yu-?tt
Alien /lVnipIc Church, RtnJrt
). L^Wi'dicl-spoon,' assisted, by Revs. '
\ I Vtjm.d., i.i) i V>. M. Watson,-plli-'
latmg." The program was charming
iisjik simplicity. An. ovorllowing j
l vAvd wai-vin uitcndance.
Vis- lehtuved to this city, to the do- j
i -1 'a ol' O uidi- I-i' ? 11 ? .!' tvir..'n,ls: ^ 1
Mrs. Maria Wells is visiting rela-'
ivos and friends , at Charlotte, X.'C.
Rev. C. E. Candy, pastier of Spring-'
lokl Baptist Ciruioh, after attending'
hi*. National Baptist Camventioan has]
cfuihed'.to this eity. '
Mrs. D..A. Adams is visiting rela- 1
lives and?frpwih.?iri Philadelphia! ;
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rMi'n, .Julia Watt and-Miss Thelina
Ollins' of Cleveland, Ohio, were calld
to this city last .on.account of the
cath of t'l.vir brother, Mr. Mos.es Col-j
?{ >, ... ; \
Rev.; Mrs!" M. Si Berry, the woman. ;
vangidist', returned to the city Monay
after conducting a highly success-,
a] nvival meeting at Smith Mem-;
rial M. E.' Church,: .Spartanburg, S.
of which Rev. U. R. R. Williams
r**the pastor. Many scats -were say- ,
d ;/rrtt"n splendid meeting in general
r*as had. - , ' .
idr. and Mrs; I. W; Ware cnteif
ained a number of their Mends Mon?iy
night at their beautiful hoipe on
CarTTaw St.. .The alfair was given
l honor of tlie Misses Nelson and
,'jgaii of Atlanta, Ua., who are Visit- j
lg Uio \\ :we.!. , ' Idle guests included
lany of. the -motin'.iUn dry's socially
lite. Oeiic.ious refreshments were
L'l-ved and a line time was enjoyed by
ii. ' j
Mr. and Mrs. Lutlver Stevens are
tsiting in 'thc {State"of Oeorgia. They
le traveling in* their new .Essex se-'"
an. ' ... * .. v- .
The d.iidio's Aid Club met* at the
i nu-.'oi Mrs, Martha Brotyivun liistr
M... Monday.. juleVhdbiV.
Ut'/, I). L. \\ ;t ln-rappon, pastor of'
HnV lemnlo_Atjvl, Kr-eiiurch. de- C
vere<.l a remarkable sermon Sunciay i
H-a^mEr^-ho-{ vloythig ns hts -trxt Ik1-.1
ictts G:iO, and usinp,' as a topic,!
L Lv._ Aiu-h< r-of -t-! <> vSottfr- Anot her j'
ron.f: ihseourse u.ts delivered by
i v. .1. W. I lou.alass, who spoke at
rn i\ chitijy sTT\iCO. He used as a"1""
.on.i,'."I ni\cr.-al Salvation," w{;.ich^~
.? hoc r-.t--by an approcintfrp?n~mtb?~
fee. Prof. K. H. Trozvurtt, princi-; 1
r! -of Sterling Institute was a wel-j
noe''visitor at 'each service. - A # quite
tV 've ful quart'erfy eonfefe'nee meet- .
Lwas^lieid ^lorulay 'niprht. The ,:
I rt.s showed that Mil claims were;
:i(|- .LIJ1,' ys" TgynTi e. custom, of Allen
empl.e - , . \ ' / ' J
Mis.- l-'lomnce. Ktpley opT^it the ]
>.u week-end with relatives at AViL "
a?h>:'t'?m.y i. ' ....... . j
Mrs/Majrjrio ganders, formerly oTj
ruipw^-qodw-od away here last woekv <lit*
linn nirtv* tt'nrn t.. Ka?? "Ahtl4
:>me- fof burial. '
I'rof. J. A. Johnson, the efficient'
Iperinfendent of th.e Alkn Temple,
Uhday School, has been confined to
s bed on account of illness, but is i,
nprovhig at this wyititrpf, to the de-'
:'ju of his many friends." ^ i
-tli. f>. C. Calhoun of Asheville, N. | ,
./is spending some time Tit the home 1
f' his. parents, Mr. -and?Mrs. J. D.|
alhoun, on Nichols St. {
Manning News
vi s. .J, lioyd . "hi- a- h i goes
r i, i ciA Mrs: -Theresa ' i k ? I j
e\y York City. j
Mr. Ivry Frasier has returned to <
1 : l?
TTTTTpTTTTT InstllUle, Whyiv Jiu Is a .1
itrlont. after' spending several tkiys t
re vvTiV. paronf.s. - ^ """"
Mi. Cyrus William? has returned J
>im? Ml'tor an extended-stay in Now ^i
ork City. . j'
id Mrs. Willie Bowman, Jr.. The j
Died SunAiyV the irtfapt son of Mr.
reaved family has our deepest symithy.
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Messrs." l.eonidas' Bowman and Oli- j .
r Sumptor loft .Inst week as stu-1
mts for State Collog^.^ ' 1
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Winnsboro News 1
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We now turn our attention to the |
opening of the many schools. The ^
. public city sclvool will begin its It) 2 7 _ p
term TTiduy, SvptembeKftT ~T
All puti-ons- jfnd- friends * arc asked y
to attend" tho opening. 7
'"This Week'finds our town abseJit of y
a. fc<v girl* arid boys who lire attend- '
ing schools 6t higher learning. "! ''
The city churches arc. still progressing.
The A. M.' E. Church has u
just elured its fall .Revival' meeting.
Hie "St. IJ.aul Baptist GhUrc.h is in n
ihO midst of their newly elected pay-?n
-tor's, instahat ion . service!?. W e hoptH-^
to have, a stieeesM'tij prograuj during y
'ljr, .^i'liii? ?? tn
Sunday, September 18 the funeral tl
services or Johnnie Mae MeC.lough ti
were, held* at the S.t. I'aul Baptist ci
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farnjjy our sincere Sympathy in their . e<
lost: " " .'l.'- ' j'Ti
M isses Alice K. Mcintosh <and Fadonla
Manipniilt JjeH- lust' w.ck t.n* <'
attend Benedict .College, (~ol!uml)ia. S. w
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Mr. Amps Byrd and Jinunie Bookman
It fl fiw, Tuskegee Institute, 'lus- a_
kegee, A!?a.Messes
Beatrice Bouhvare. (i I'al.li. "
X. Rabh left, to attend school in Coluniljia.
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Miss Fannie Brown left Tuesday j.
morning to at'tend school in Asheville,
N. C. ' .
Miss' Annie Lee Baxter'left Mon
day, for. Brair.ard Institute, Chester,
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MRS. PR. RE
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Orangeburg, Sept. IT?Coach Brice
'ay lor alitor. his first three days of
lattice finds" U-ut his team is to be oirtjiosed
chielly Of new." nyute'rial,
iany.of' tile old regulars"will be mi.-.ing
duL. .either to their withdrawal ,
roin .'chuul oigto?their Withdrawal r-J ~
loai the leani, bec:iLi--.. A hi y
.aud'tfie rigid disviplirtta ljjr-<7>pects^
le 'dot so bright, ... * 1.-YtVo
l'oriiui'tii'uh oiiiiTrhTiT7r.~~iiT[Tn be ???
el*, in a' few-days; - On OC'tbhcr ist,' V J?
.< ? Jalim 1'antJ.ei,- meet* the .V C. ' * ~
ollege Cu'kide'rs 'at . i/ufhum.X*7"f
n October 7tn, the. nc\v team must ' :
L' ready io. meet, .11 Orange burp1 on "" ^
ie -hotire iTeid, hi'uC-p{ the-- strongest
Aiiio o? t he Southeastern'' pilfer* *.' . 4
ue, .Morris lirwon' (Tjllego of AtX" _ .
nta. .Much lixal interest, is center* " "T"
I in tfie; expected showing of Coach
ail tuns nil o.lj' tin state .of'South
urolifia- will conic to OranjreburiT It
lmes.s this pieat intei'state clash,
Yf>U ARE NEXT
IT WONT HE LONG
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