The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, March 31, 1928, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
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| ? FIRST GAME (<F SEASON
Game Called Hack to Eighth Inning
When Darkness Intervenes IV
Antisdel Field, Mar^ 1'6?'Benedict a
won her first game of the season by C
defeating Allen,?ll 4oN 5. The game h
:30#s-:?"IonSj game and was called on "vi
accotmt?of darkness in.the first half _
of the ninth inning'. This caused the "s
scores Allen made in the first half r
^ hot, to cnn-nt hut the final scorcswere ~5
11 to- Allen was making a strong e
effort to overcome, the six- run--lead--g
-thill 11111 4
_j -1?<^fiess dealt her the joker without 'a h
trump. There was much dispute that .ti
Allen had tied the game and some
Seem *Ur yet hold that she did. For s
^ the sake of those who. are not con- J
vineed about the game being called f,
. : . to thy eighth inning, I will insert two ?
' Rule 2*i. Section Jl: F
"If the. .game be called by-the um- C
pire oif account of darkness, rain, >
fire, panic or lor other cause which e
puts players imperil.",
' -Rule_tl5:
"The umpire -calls a game in ac- k
cordniu'e with Rule. Section Il_aL 41
any time' after five innings have "been h
completed, the score-shall be that of
the last euual iniiimrs nlaved. ox cent s
- - ' .ihat i? the side, record .at bat sha!! g
' . , have Scored in- nh. equal number of
I
lttTnngs or befoi'e the completion. of
the iTn finished iniiingvafT^ast one run
more, than the side first at hat, the
score shall Ite?'the total number of d
- runs each team has made."* 1
This will vicar all'dispute.concern- n
ing the painty ?? -7
ThO'.'pfnw'e was good, but on account
? "* of the~tVrst:-or the reasooti and the f;
"weather both--twuns wore slow*. ' ,J
. The sensations of the day. was the ~e
hard hitting of'Graham and Williams
who collected three hits a piece. Gaul- n
den- hit for the circuit in the first 'r
1 frame by liftiiiR the pill over the right \
fu-lll wall with one on liaser Gambrel ]
of Allen also hit one for four bases in
, the third with none on. f
. , in;either Wh?iley or Scott were at ?
their best. Roth showed. effects of
an early season. $cott caused eleven ]
ir.cn tn <5 wine- in vain for the third
? stride-Ayhile \Vhaloy made it one bet- _?
_ . .. tor by s.triking out twelve. ?
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A lion 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 x 5 4 5 v,
. Benedict 0 11 11 7-f
. t.<mrfrnTg?t^TT^r^nfi Sheffield.
A. AND T. I)KFi:ATS NORTH CAROLINA
STATE IN OPENING i
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Greensboro, N. C., Mar 21?In the ^
__ opening game of the local season, A.
and T. College nine defeated North
Carolina State College, Durham, N. 1
. C., in a close 'contest, featured by
a pitching duel between Ratfor^ and ^
?- Vinson in which the fornie^-^had the ?
Lane of A. and T. whoAnadoaHome !t
. s
run in the seventh inning with, ^wo,
men on base.". Costly errors, in the ^
and-1'., resulted in Durham tak- "*
ing;, a- coroipanding lead which the 11
1 . home team' ovorcahip in the seventh
inning. k .y,
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?"OLD COTTON lH.OSSOM" IS IN ^
FORM . ,11
Thomas Hope, the fornjer cotton ^
state and college pitcher, reported.:to.
-Manager Cook for duty. He pitchedV'
one of the best games.ever witnessed
here in years, when he held the regu?
lar team to one lone hit and no runs; _
striking out t\venty-tnvo of the batters
which-faced him..' ... . .
'Mr. Cotton Blossom gave an amazing
performance? of class-ic heav- ^
ing them over. It was stimulating to
watch the Blossni Hope, in action.
Mr. Hope came here as a visitor onthe
excursion, stating that he was a
semi-rookie from New York City and
WOtild like to work out with the team. L
Lafbr we learned that he came up 11
from the" South where he was once ^
.. the ace of Irmo.
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MT. CARMEL NKJWS *
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Rock-ford' Sunday School was open- ^
. ed at the usual houl; by the superinten
~~tlent, Mr. CohihTttug McCombcs. The ^
" ^lesson wtis beautifully discussed and
the collection was good..
Rev. and Mrs. I.etman and children ?
were visitors in Anderson, Thursday '
and McCormrck on Saturday. '
Mrs. Lettie Marshall, Miss Carrie
\r rv:?i t .,i? ht- n U
V. 1'J<II, iMI.m XJUlCt iMIWWitlUII, Afl 1 11.
A. Dunlap, Jr., and Robert Bumette 1
motored to Abbeville on Saturday on
The many friends of Mr. Willie
Marshall are fylad to hear of his im- e<
provrment. We hope he will soon be &
wyll again. . - '
, with-sadness because two its mem-..'-.?
If any one in Mt. Carmcl worrldTikc &
to subscribe for The Palmbtto leader,
see ,Rev. J. 8I Smith. ~ - | rt
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Florence News
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On Tuesday afternoon, March Gth, .
Irs. Abbie Ranee was the complais-: CI
nt hostess to the Buds and Roses. Rj
!lub. She, with a dryad grace about w<
er, ^tfeoted the hiembers and guests th
' ith'punctilious cordialty. re
After, friendly chats and discus- so
ions of new business tables were ar- j .
anged for whist. Miniature'baskets; c
1 candy were-placed nt the left of p]
ach player. Under lights lustriously \V,
oiteneu by chades in pink JfKET yelow
a very interesting. one and one p)(
mlf hour was speiiit lighting hard for so
irs.t prize.-. ' .?
When tallies, were collected and
cores counted, it was found that Miss. Jj
enerette was successful winner of
irst prize, a lovely pynex baking dish.'
ill's. S. S, Scott reeeivi'd the liOnhv. |__
.Mrs. Ranee's guests were Misses J .
Elizabeth Dansby. Mamie Scott and I
Jenevieve Vincent, Alberta Kennedy, j
Irs. Wjllie Browp. Mis's Bansby reeiyecb-the
guest prize. '
A salad course followed by a sweet a'
ourse was served, consisting of chic-1
en salad on lettuce leaces. snltines. j ^'
ickh-s. ijocoa. pipennnle franne with "<
ome made cake." ? tl
The afternoon was enjoyably spentv '0I
ill went home feeling that it was P'1
ood to have been there. ' .- }
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CHKHAw NEWS. on
The Cheraw so ball club lust Mon- .M
ay night gav,c?an evening dance at gn
ho Elks auditorium, Market St. Good Ssh
lusic was furnished by Davis' Orhestra
from Florence. 7^ 7?7 sa
Mrs. J. V. llanna efitprtaincd a few Be
fiends tn a "Match Lagty" last Mori- th
ay night. . Eight-cmrpW ^-ore-lisfcgrM:
ar~ :
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bolden, of Sum- sh
c?it, N. J., were in the city' visiting en
elatives and their little daughter;.-'in,
lavie, who is now a boarding stu- St
lent at Coulter Academy.
Mr. and Mrs. Borden entertained a \\"
ew friend at a luncheon Tuesday at
he beautrfuT librae of Mrs. Maggie th
Jreen, Church St.. Theydeparted on to
rhursday for Atlantic City, N'. J. ;i
Mrs. G. W. Long has just returned
rom?a?business t'wip' .(o?Columbia,
>h<? accompanied the girls', quartet |a
t ijt'uiinun rn-suytcriiill 1 nurcn. KCV.I
J. T. Murray, pastor. "
We are indeed sorry to know that \V(
'Irs. Emma Low'ery is confined to l|S
he bed .and away from her post of.
iUty as^one of. the efficient teacher? a
f the' Robert Smalls graded school. L.p
t'e wish for a her a.speydy recovery,
The; ladies missionary society of th
he Second I'resbtcrian Church met
t the home of Mrs. Martin Tally, A
dry fine meeting was this one. The st.
acicty is-doing splendid Work. The"^
icmbers are to'he highly commend- ,U(
tl. They will meet next week at thq ,,n
ome of Mrs. Mary Uaineswof tlh Poe ?
k ' . > lit
Rev, and Mrs. I). T. Murray, of Co- ,.a
jmbiair S. C.f were in the city mi a
hort % isrt Week. They spent a
leasdftt time > I- nn
Mrs. Maggie B.. Robinson was one w.
f our representatives at the teachers' u |
ssociatioft in Columbia". She has ^
bhrgo of /.tie ><f tU<? li-idin[r innntv.
chools. ' '' ' ? t-l(
We ask all of the subscribers to jl?
'he Palmetto Leader to please send
it"5'"our subscriptions at the earliest' at
ipssible date. Please give us a largci n;
irculation- in this city. Boost all our nj
lapers. .Look for your city's news ev- ;n
ry week. ' r'^xss???1?7
GARNETT NEWS
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Sunday was a great day at Mt p.
lion A. M. PL Church. The services ,.s
rere in high spirit', throughput- the ,is
ntire day. Beginning with the Sun |>N
ay School, the lesson and repor l ii i so
irere good. The pastor, superintendnt
and ollicers of the school invited tll
nore of the parents and grown-ups ..pj
long with the children each Sun- ar
.ay. . . ^
Sunday being our second quarterly |jf
onferonce at 11:30 the presiding el- re
er, I>r. E. B. Mack), preached to a (jr
arge and appreciative-'SucTfefice. Dr. ~Oi
lack preached a sermon that stirred \y
ur souls and,put our minds to thinkr
higher things.- Fhv -Mack'-is ir ?
rreat/, preacher, If you hea'r him sj,
nee jf'ou wilT mcrid your way to hear a
him again. He selocted his text
rom Songs Of Solo'riion 1:13. "A1
undle of myrrh is my well belove
nto me: he shall lie; all night beivixt
my breast." His subject read cn
hus; "If you have the blood of Jo- th
i?*--y?? are ?ways "jnenstmT. gi
At 3:30 Rev. E. W. Graham preach3
a wonderful sermon at St. Mark ho
>r tho Knights of Pythias. Quite a ha
. W. Gijlison was elected dclogaU R*
> the District Conference-.. Mrs. T. tri
mg her sister, Mrs.' A. G. Howanh^Wc
We were very glad to have Dr. Har- as;
i and Mr. Richjird Wright, Jr. Mi
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THE PALMETK
Abbeville News
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Mrs. Emma R. Wilson, Misses
larlotte li Rapley and' itate ^|RT"
*pley. motored to Columbia last
?ek and spent a .few days attending
e State Teachers' Association. They
turned last Saturday in Mrs. Wiln's
car. " ^ '*n- i?,
The many warm friends of Mr. '
HarlVs W*?ltfi"ld'^wMl?team?with
easure tha? he has gone back to
ork Again. .
Mesuames Lula?. Rouse and Jnnie orsey
of Greenville are spending
metinie here on a business trip.,
hile here, they are the honofed
iests of Mrs. Rouse's daughfer,
rs. Carrie Bowie on Greene St-.^
When you aye in the city, call aund
to Mrkl Mary Home's underETng7
parlor on the corner of Chureh id
Vienna St. She has a fine burial '
i(.fits. r? ' .? . ?
We Are very' glad to know that
r. Edd Cowan is able to work again",'
tor- a severc-JifcfcfcHs of pneumonia.
Mcsdames Lula Rouse and Janie
nsev spent. ^ few httlllj'i m C-' ")od
one day last Week. . While there
iey' visited the undertaking parr'
<>,f Mr. J. T. Percival, also his
inting office, ' '
Friends of Mr. W. E. Wilson are
ad to know that he is able to be
t on the streets again. . i
We are too sorry to know that
iss Anna Brown will soon leave a- <
lin for Brooklyn,, N. Yy but hope .j
e will return during the summer.
Mr. C. B. Acker, on ^Secession. Ave., <_
yjT that Miss Clarice L. Parker, of
lton, has his deepest sympathy in
6 going away of her friend, Mr. .
illlrtor. v
The-window glass in Devlin's shoe- i
ine parlor on Church St., was brokout'last
.Sunday afternoon, resultg
from a tight between Mr. Fred
arlos. ami James Collier.
*. rhnrrli V ??? o
ashington Street Presbyterian Suniy
School was held last Sunday at ,
y usual hour; After which the pasv,
Rev. II. Y. Kennedy, preached .
wopderful sermon.
In the names of the'missionary lacs
of Washington Street IM'eshytern
Church, we failed to mention last
Oek the names of Mesdamcs Sam :
irtou and?Cinlhiii?Whaitun.
St. JiHnes A. M. Iy Sunday Sehool.
as held Sunday thorning tat- the
ual hour. % After the Sunday School
e pastttr, IteV.. J. E. Beard, preached
soul-stirring sermon. which was
joyed by all present. i
The A, C. E. League was held at I
e usual hour last Sunday afternoon.
The two K. of P. lodges, of this
y' had- their annual thanksorivlrur i
rnion preached here last Sunday 1
icht by> Dr. J. E. Beard. His ^er- t
ti was inspiring, enlightening arid 1
eouraging. ; * ! :
After I lie sermon (he grand Five H
hidred Dollar Rally was held.'- The
lly was quite a success. The grand | '
lal uas $UV.).U2. All cnpti.lh.;-TTtTrpl
t- r'tfpdrt,. but the rally is extended jj
<1 they will'report later." The. rally 1
is to pay. for the heating plant (
rich was' installed in 1U2G during '
e pastorate- of-Dr. P. M. Gary.' We I
sn to say to our- honored presiding ' :
lei:, Jlr. fe-. J. Ramsey, that wo have ,
lid "forfour heating plant. , .
A1 e xander Xodge No. 4H-tu r?e<D out- Fairfield
Church, last Sunday eve
ii*, :invii v.-c>iiiu w iiii ua on Sunday |
ght. We thank both lodges for bcg
vyth us. j " . \
At the usual hour Tuesday;-March
ith the members of Circle No. 1 asmblcd
at the home of Mrs.. Kate lir
M.i's. Fair and daughters, MissSalife
and* Jessie were the hostessT-he
meeting was' presided over ,
r our president, Mrs. Janie W. Ellin.
After the ij3ual routine of busi ss
we listened ttrn very inteVesting
_ogram-liy Mesdames Florence Hurstr
Isie. (iarlington, "Fannio- Jefferson,
id Miss Janie Dorsey,
Our circle is'surely taking on new
e and the presence and inspiring
marks from our friends of other
lard's and churches. are appreciated^ i
Lir pastor, Rev. J. -E. Beard, was.
iht us and always has .something
md to give un.. ^ Qurtt;
a pleasant social hour was
tent; during which we were served
salad course with hot chocolate.
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I Ki\r;svn i.k news ?r
Tlie Sunday School lesson' .was dis- 1
sST>d .with much enthusiasm. After
e_ lesson A few words were briefly
ven Tjy "Prof. I); C. kcDuflie. ~ '
"We are proud to welcome back 1
me again Miss Lucilc Finch who
s boor (rom us a numhereof years. '
-Sunday morning at 11:.IS WhffTT"'
>V. T.. A T^wmwn 1
I'm. in came Miss Finch aocorrrpan- '
1 by her sister, brother-in-law. They 1
ifo^brTtheir way 'from the teachers'
sociation which tvaS held in Colum*- I
i last week.
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^? RIDGE SPRING NEWS r
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We regret much to report the sickness
and death of Rev. B. J. QuattleDaurhT
who departed, this life, March
17th and wasc funeralized Tuesday,
the 20th. Mr. Quattlebaum was a
teacher of many years experience* .and '
his death brings much sadness- to
thig community. He gave up the
teaching profession only a few months
ttgo -arrcpTTTOved _ jto Columbia. where
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he was writing insurance and was at
this : tvork when the end came. The
remains were interred in the family
graveyard at Ridge Spring. He |
leaves to mourn his loss, besides his
widow, two sons and two daughters:
Mrs. Sallic Lou. Tate, of New Yoork
City, ;Kobert, Jesse W. and Clarissa
Hay of Columbia and manyrothcr relatives
and friends. ,
MY. A. W. Corley motored to An*- _
gysta for. his-daaghtersr Citeria and tute.
They have returned" to their.
glasses now. r ..
The teachers after spending such
a successful stay at the Teachers' Association-1
have returned to their rOspecth'c
scliuuls.'
Miss Janie Quattlehanm r amo frrnn .
the association to spend a. few hours
with her parents. - ' .
Mr. and Mrs. J, A. Dorman left for '
Walterboro this morning where they
will spend some time' with their relatives.
The Knights A>f Pythias and Court
of Calanthc held thefr annual thhnksgivinpf
services. Timely 1 '.addresses
were delivered by the following: Srf
J. E. Saunders, Sisters Eletcha. Jda-^
son and M. E. Crawford." Rev. J. I.
Goldson of Newberi'y, predPhed. tRF
artfilversary sermon.
?Ttniim' SrsrtiTTi* Incf nii^Vga?" * -
* ?#-? iwou tun/I UV1 Ullf Ul
its most valuable citizens; Rev. \V. T.
Men-it} who departed this'life Mar.
21st. His remains were interred in
the family' plot the. following Sunday,
the 25th. He leaves to mourn [
his it?3S, besides his widow, one daugh
tor,- Mrs; Wilhelmena Hill of Delan,
Fla,; eight Sons, Alexander and Henry
of Chicago, 111., James, of Columbia;
Ernest,'Curtis, Leyvie, Oscar ami Arthur
of this place and other relatives
and friends. The funeral was largely
attended, key. 1'rot. Drake wys mas;
ter of ceremony- of the elogistir services.
Rev. A: W. Hill of Aiken, conducted
the funeral,- ?
McCORMICK NEWS *"
. The second quarterly conference of
the McCormiyfr Circuit will l.yli, 1.1
Saturday o? this week. All the. inembors
are asked to be present. , *
Death fls moving- through the community.1
Mi's-. Mary Jennings departed
this jife on March VRh and
>vas funeyaH'/.ed Thursday at Spring;
field A. M. E. Olnr.-eh. - Rev. J. M.
Dawkins and Rev. Massoy olTic-iated.
Mr. Arch "Scott was funeralized at
o|uiiik uiipiisi v nurcn, r riday. - ?
Mi\'Nero Tolbert was funcralized
Sunday, March "18th at. New Hope
Pt:i]>< jgf Tim pnnTnii . . J" M.
Marshall, officiated, .assisted by.
Roy. .1. Mi Hawkins. . <
These were Christians arid we hope
hat our loss is'heaven's na.n
Miss Marv .1. ..New i>, t ti'l. on?fhr- sick
list; also Mrs. Callie Perrin and
Mrs. Eva Gardner. Wb .hope for
them a speedy recovery..
BRUNSWICK, GA? NEWS
Deacons. M. M. Merchison, J. II.
Freeman, Mrs. J. H. Freeman and
son of Savannah, Ga., motored hero
last Wednesday to attend the Deacons'
Union General Committee Meeting.
Devotional*.were conducted by Dea.
S. C. Yoyman. Business meeting was
conducted by Dea. C. H. Myers; after,
which the house was turned over to i
th eMast'er. of ceremonies, Deacon O.
W. Wheeler who conducted the following
program: . "
Welcome-in**behalf eff Bryant Baptist
Church by Deacon Toby Byrd. "
Welcome in behalf it "Deacon's I
Union , by Deacon George Smith.
Welcome in behalf of Deconess Department
by Mr?. Rachel Butler. '
Welcome in behalf of Physicians of -j
the city by Dr. R. N. Jackson.
Welcome in behalf of business lyeh
by.. Miv D ~J> Broohn. 1 J 3
Wefcome in behalf of St. Ja'mes WT
M. E. Church by Rev. R. B. Brown,
pastor. .: . . " '
Adress?Mrs. M. S. Ilicks.
-Ad (Iron sea Ir.?*4-?o 11 ^ - :
.'wv/n,! iM. ,?i. .wiMcnrson-and
J. II. Freeman,_<jft,?#vannah,
r,a. . ;
Response?Uea. H. M. Jordan.
The officers of the Deacon's Union ~
we he installed hy Rev. P. W. Rakestraw,
who are as flolows: Dea. T.
I. Howard, president; Dea. Mack Rn<er,
vice-president; Pea. O. \V. Wheel- !
iv, Kwrului'y; Dea, 1,. H. iierryv as- "!
M.Mtwn ^prief.n t . Pep. ,|. [ .. (irecn.""'
treasurer; Dea. Frank Thomas', chap- !
ain. . i '
Refreshments were served irt the I
iasement. 9 I
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| A MESSAGE OF C<
V \Vhen death invades your family ra;
solution cynics to you from the fact 1
?>; AND BENEVOLENT ASJSOCIATlO
?. protected by insurance laws,-to, pay
o policy which your forethought persu*
8 such, ;
A Every member of the family shouh
^ fcoUo.uU CONTRACTS. - Uur agents
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g' . ; J. H. GOODE, Ge
Church and Schc
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Willi resources of over $30,
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iPinckney's Sanitar
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Saturday, March 31, 1928
3NS0LATI0N |
iiks, what a message of con- 3 ?
hai THE MUTUAL RELIEF A
N is under contract and you J
yqu proinplly your insurance r
lued you to take out covering x '/-?I-'-have
one hf our SPECIAL ! '
are anxious to talk with you ,
ev'lent Ass. of S. C. l
n. Manager. * . *
tol Equipment
urch Tews.
idltorium Seats.. I
hool Desks. 4 B
i's ot all tvinds.
U00.00 and a modern.fac_
Ldtive prices omany-of tile
) write us before buying
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