The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 15, 1928, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8
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will- be. the wel
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will be a perfe
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p 11 pi{s are enr
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/f Allen's N
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1 lie conte
return and quit
NEW
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::! educational ai
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> .Other enterta
X Grand Stand,
i delay's f
> day's. The c<
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vv asnington n
"" .V .rBook^r T." Sp
Lvery pei
X ?where the cul
Capital City, iY
X tions ancl knov
*r? At Fair ti
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4V the Southern Sys
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> PREPARE <
X Confer by
I :<<>> .1. K. KLANTO
> 1.. A. \\ ILLIAMS, Ne\
> I KOI .(.(J. (iAHRET
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X. REV. A. W. HI EL, Ai
: HIE K. S. WILKINSON
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2 South Ci
Ready 1
est Co
SKAT FA ! f. I A l!\T <)< TOHKI
. :ill-NO\ I.M IJ!;K 12?
it is but i : T\ct'l;s removed tb
Li colored ).(< (,)?. i,t the Stated
( at Fall / '.-liv.il and everybod;
i iret'injr in re nnincss for it.
I'nrn. wla-re y<>u will, people ar
i; .ing and p" paring about the Fail
"' X ie ( opc< /,-i> 'ii.v have been reserve
a I sold np t<| this time than at an;
p \ ions timesinre the Fair organize
. The entertainments fo.i; the woe
have* been planned educationally a
w II as entertaining. The Mid-wa;
attractions will he furnished byvGru
burg's Famous* Shows, this Csrniva
5 it that none of the fie
ur appetites made it in
e forbids, other than a
come and cheerful fac<
S. C. ST
?BER 30,
ii vriir run
Cliy HLVV TA1R.
II even be thousands.
other New Feature a
oira in this w6rk 'an
oultry-and a large nur
y of the Fair?FARM
ew Coach is expected
md their friends will w
perfectly new exhibits,
?sts in the county exh:
e a few new ones in d
CARNI
ubersfs
5 well as^ highly enter 1
Races! Ra<
inments, high classe(
between the racing 1
dot ball-game of"Bool
alored unit of the cit
eights and Ridgewood
>ecial reduced tickets a
"son in South Carolir
ture, interest-and pre
le most progresssive i
/ of our superior free i
mes, there are cheap rat
tem thruout the state.
\ND SEND YOUR EXHIBIT E
lelter or in person with th
N, Denmark, S, President
vberry, S. C., Treasurer
T, Columbia, S. C.i Superintendent
rary) Bennettsville, S. C.
ken, S. C.
i. Advisory Director, State College,
write, GREEN JACKSON
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. f? trolina
:or Greatrrt,-?4
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Loiea rair
heing the sister to the one playing
t he white State Fair. Fj'ery act,
! ride, show or concession' will tie strict
J ly moral, ^i^h class and educational
r j m
S! Tuesday will he the time for plaCy
ing exhibits. The judging will take
place Wednesday.
0 All the week, the Agricultural Vo-ational
Training Boys will camyr' on
r]jthe grounds, the guests of the Pair,
y A school will be inaugurated, where
. ! they will receive instructions in farm
ing, poultry, swine and cattle raisin
' ing. The proficient Prof. Burgess of
~ Jttate College, will be in charge,
y I Reduced rates have been granted
over all roads in this state and from
,] points in North Carolina), Georgia
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THE PALMETTO
?B?BWf;:
Id crops, orchards or
ipossible that any doi
perfectly new display
es of old friends.
ATE CO
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31 at, N(V
as i ^ 1
of new^friends and-i
vill be a VOCATIO
mp, the the guests of
d they cultivate ove
nberof hogs. Exhibi
schools^ for adults, j
RELIEF MEASURE
to put it over; while
ork for A Crowd of 2!
and other colleges wi
ibits will be much k<
iffprpnt rnnntips havp
VAL AT
Famo
aining, will play our
;es! Who w<
i and perfectly Ne\
beats.
cer T. and - - - js 1
y school system, Bo<
approach near 5.000
A . 1 , . ? ' ,
re on for this game.
la owes it to themseK
>gress of the Race is
in the state and by al
school system,
es on all ro&cU, and Thur
:arly. come to the f/
ie following:
?G. C. WILLIAMS, Newberry, S.
~ DRSLA/EV ANS, Columbia, S
W. S. WATSON, Ridge Spring, i
W. M. KING, Darlington, S. C.
REV. S. M. WALKER, Summer
Orangeburg, S. C.
, Secretary, 1119 Washii
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and Florida, for the Fair. As usual
-peoiaT- redufed T?Y<?\rF?Toh fates wiTT'
be on .Thursday, November 1.
The Fair has the physical advan-j
tape of being in the centcb^rrfrthcrse t
agorfcies, that stand foredueatiofTSnd
racial upHft, especially to the youth.
In Iticnland, there are twenty thou-}
and pupils in the schools, while the '
children from ""Lexington, Calhoun, i
Orangeburg and Sumter might easily
participate in a measure. Oned,esson \
learned is -10 patronize race enterprizes
and to be inspired to higher
aspirations by seeing the produce of
their race, such as are at Fairs.
Allen-Benedict Classic is the principal^
topic of discussion up to the
Fair and it is all the talk after. Allen
has vowed not to lose this year.
Both schools stand for an attendance
of 25,000 at the_pame.
The Races will be good, very good
every day, but at their best Wednesday.
All person's attending the Fair
will get reductions to the grandstand
"to witness the" sports on-the Race
Track. Racing will be the principal
attraction for Wednesday 31.
Booker T. and will play
garden produces of-I
mestic science exhibi
of art, the only thini
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the Fair. More than
r nine thousand acre
ts of. their work wil
and it is hoped, to or
) . ..v
Benedict has never fc
5,000 at A. U* & B. <
11 be represented.
*ener. Last year's e
assured the secretary
TRACT
us She
' midway:
>uld miss the
v will be pulled off
it tie removed in intei
sker T., Waverly, b
pupils and they are si
res to make annual \
shown. They shou
1 means visit our ed\
sday 1st lliere-wtlHbe e:
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UR OCTOBER 30 THRU N(
r. MRS, r,. ,!. ftHODK
5. C. A.-P. HARPER, Jer
VV. M. WALLACE.
ton,S. C. I. S. LEEVY, Col un
lgton Street, Columbia,
before a -crowd of 15,000 Friday 1;
Every school chiltl" who buys Two
paid admissions to the Fair, will get
a coupon admitting them to the game
Free. Thousands, will take advanufn?p?of
this proposition.1 Mates October
U0 to November 2?Only Six
Weeks away. *
liny a Season Ticket nnd five A(F
mission will bo granted to the Races
Wednesday 31.
Any other information and catalog
write Green Jackson, Sec'y., 111*1
Washington St., Columbia. S. C.
HARDEVILLE NEWS
Rev. J. J, Mitchell preached SunI
.
(lay night at Fisher's Chapel *M. E
church to a very large audience.
The Lomen contest which was hold
Monday night a_t_F i she r X.C 1 waft
success. Little Warren River*
| holding the Lemon with the most
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seeds and Miss Ellie Era/.ier the le*$rion
with the less seeds. ,
The Box su|n?fr at St. Stephen A
M. E. church was very much enjoyed
- by all present.
Mr. F. J. Doyle and his crew left
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a?t_Fair, will be Y a
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t again be seen,
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g old at the Fair Y '
FAIR f
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be greater and Y-!"
CHOOLon the |
i seven hundred Y-^
s of crops, raise?-' *? ;
1 Coiv V ?
X IOC C\ L LUC .1 CI 11 . ^
ganize a leclture A i
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ailed.to ushine-v ;: f \
3* Classic. They 'A !
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xhibitors will all Y y
of their coming. > '
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in front of the *:* (
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est rs1
o ward?- Booker Y
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trong footers for
risits to the Fair, . .
Id also see.their
lcational instilu- _ Y'
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tcursion ratesover ? jL
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Saturday to the regret .of many. j
->M t. Charles Ynurpans formerly
of this town but now of Orangeburgt
1 is here visiting relatives. . ,
A.- !. Itowcn aiid.fUimmie Mitchell_
pent Monday in Hardceville.
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I Characterized bv beauty and digI
. I
, nitv was' the mnrrinpr atfair, of Mr.
i Robert Peyton and Mrs. Malissa
'i Smith Wednesday night, Sept. 5th.
;' I .it tie Calvin Primus is on-the* sick
hHsf. His many friends hope for him a
j peedy recovery.
| The -Tolly' C.irls invite your atten
It ion to the-Masonic Hall Monday night
'to the .Tost hig spree of the seagon.
School bells are chiming, school girl*
arc sighing, the last big spree is
I winding up at the Masonic Hall, Mon- !
j day night.
' Mrs. Fstelle It hod es is still among
* the sick, her many friends hope for
her a speedy recovery.
A
.Mi. James fiarmany in company !
1 with Misses Gladys f'olenmh, Mtflissg \
j Scvivcn. and Julia ..Tones motored to I
t ( Pritchardville Sunday. 1
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Saturday, September 15, 1028.
Greenwood News
Miss K. A. C. Briggs: assistant
rincipal of Brewer Normal school,
nd Miss Cecelia Alice Gary, teacher
ru West Side Puhlis School * motored
loin N.t-w York City t? Greenwood. ' "1 ~
'hey arrived last Friday evening,
liss Briggs spent her 1 vacation at
icr home in Buffalo, and visited in
'anada. Miss Gary attended sumaer
school at Hunter Cbllege. New
fork City.
Miss Daisy -Bradley Holeman is at
lome after attending school at lluner
College, Ne\^ york City.
Miss Pearl Taylor returned to Jreemvood
with Mrs." Itoleman," after
pending eight weeks with her pav nt*.
31 r. and Mrs. Willie Taylor tn~
It. Vernon N. Y.
Mrs.( S. M. Pmckhey and baby of
Iritngehutg arc Spending some time
ith My.and Mrs. Scott Holcman.
Mrs. Julia Williams and Mrs. E. 3.
'raster are home after spending ' 3 ^
reeks in AshcvillOr?N. C., with her-- ?
"" MBs 111.us lu William*-hao. return- _
il from Hampton Institute where
iho. attended summer school. (.,* , _
Morris Chanel membrcs cnloyctMift . i
ery high day Sunday past. Throe
iceessinns and $58.00 wore realized
liroughout the day. t . ~
One. of the most lovely birth-day. ..
>.v Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williams
n honor of their liUJe grand daughter
da A rno.tt l'rater. Little .'Miss Prater
ocoived many beautiful gifts. After
rami's were' played. Mrs. Prater .,
served the little folk with cake and ?
ee?ei:cam. Souvenirs were given the ?:??
hildren. .About fifteen were present.
?M i"->?Gladys?Ballard?wtrs?pleased. ?
o have as . special visitors last Frilay,
Misses Miller, Duckett and Putnan
of Laurens, accompanied by Mr".
Indies Player and Mr. Raymond Alilerson
of Orangeburg.
Miss Gladys Ballard left Friday
'or Moncks Corner, where she will
'eg in another term of school work
is a teacher in the Dixie Training
school.- ' ' |*--?r?i+sie
II111 is;in Brewer lies-. *
pital at this writing'. '
la visiting friends and relatives. /.
Mrs. Jennie- Williams is also; in _ JL_
Atlanta with' Mrs. "R it* hard son.
Mr. Chas. Quarles is very "'TTT'at**""1""'-'
tins writing. ' ~:7 "
Misses Emily. Evans and Lul a Ballard
will leave for Benedict .College
Wednesday. - " vr?- .
Bey. F. I). Johnson is in Whit mi re
conducting a revival for Hev. Norllet
this week. ' ; '.
Airs: Alattie Davis left for Pittsburg.
Pa'., To visit her brother who
is fll, Air. George 11olmes.
Miss "Manne P. Williaifts. Airs. F/llen
Peixival and daughter . went, to . . '
Abbeville to attend, the funeral of
Mrs.. Km ma Wilson.
-Miss Kthellee Kvans- voturnqdrtrr".
her work in the Waverley graded
scliool in ...Colnhibia a 1'ew .da.v.s ago.
Air. Fred Tolbei't of Charleston
is visiting Aliss I.ela Johnson on Baptist.
St. lie reports a very pleasant
stay. " . '
Aliss Helen Watson left last Week
for Bolton, N. C. where she will- resame
her work teaching for the winter.
ai ? A : 1 T-? ? - *
-r.w i *. /miuukiu mcney spent a ipw ?
jays in Atlanta visiting relatives.
Misses Adoil and Birdie Peterson,.
Nettie F<ix and''Agnes L. Willi a pis
.'.vll. leave this week to continue their
studies at Benedict .College.
Mr. Lahi.Cj Perciyal will leave this
week for Lincoln University. . Mr.
Pereiva is a graduate of Haines Institute.
Morris Cljapel Baptist church will
celebrate its ?(?.'trd anniversary Sunday.
Septi Idth "Ht'll o'clock at which
time the corner stone will he laid.
A great crowd is expected to witness, he
occasion. All are welcomb. ^-2.:.!:-..:
Mrs. I.ila Vaugnh and daughter
Ruth have been in Greenwood two 4
-months visiting mother and friendoi J
They returned to ttifir home irPCalifornia
a few days ago.
The following are the fhcmhcrs of
lie I'iast l-Jnd Graded school faculty
Mrs. Jessie M. Walker, Mrs. Mannie,^^^J|
Perrin,' Mrs. Ogetta Hargrove, 1
lulia Williams, Mrs. S. J. Burgess, ^J|
Miss Willie T*oX, Miss Mamie L. Williams,
Mrs. Henrietta Willams, Mrs.
Wnton- Williams, Miss Lucile Pereval
Miss Gladys Bradley, Prof. II. A. Peterson,
principal.
Mr. Joel Wodson is improving slowly.
, There is only a slight change in
Mas. Y. B. Nance's condition. ?.
Roy# J. F. Marshall preached a 'wonderful
sermon Sunday night. Sub- * .
iert: Four Wonders about Christ,
which was a thrilling discourse. Z
^Irs. Alice Stevens many friends
regret that she does not improve
fast. ' Jr"
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