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',1 thaii.aViJ Institute, with i'ro'f
...ivan as coach,' A ganie was Hay
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.The' dhls' J'vojfrc .?ive Club uild
''/ia' Athletic C.Iub' wore in-^uuiieil
the I'ijuv.v' High School. Monday.
f-' t he Adult .Night 'Si'hoiils are .we!:
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omlueting meeting at t'oriirth Ba; I
fist ohuivh" \y<? .aiv sorry that oi:
aril correcting this reached olheo to
Jate.
" Xo name having been. announced ... pastor,
mtmy- guess*.? were nvuU'.?'> '<
in some way the nahe nintionod !
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TkIoT: A. -M. H. church- oij'-'Tuesyi
'Oct. IQtii. The meet in)? was well a . .
trmded ami very interesting.
Mrs. .Ianie (? Douglass is still. 1
president ami has been for a mi.:;
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rind- oaky was served' l?y Mrs. Da"
tk'ihs' Tllf president ox pressed tlvauL-;
and appreiatipn to ..the hostess for "
tVi laininir. tlic...Society.
Dr. ami .Mrs. LotUax. Mrs. II.; i
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l'. iiu'iv. and Tolnn . wore anmntf
viMtiirr who were' made quite-.weled-'
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nave her motherahd ancle aild ot:
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!Vy Ui'iijriey. from. Mus-ayluisetts : j
a', home of parents. My. and Sj
Aithm' Henson on Me Beth street. V
thank Dr. Lontax of Zion A. M. i
church for. the most cardial invitaDmfto
visit his',church and Speak in int
i <t of The Leader. We have not d<
this because wo dislike nvixihir h.
hiss with reliuTnu tied there s alwa'
^'.somuch church work, announcemei
on Sunday, we feared l.enir
1 "cil. tin. Grand Lodge' of Good Samtu
1 l:lhs ill (ivoi'grtuwti .la?t Wffk.
| .Mr. J. S. Stanbnek was re-ciecr oj
Grand*'14igh Priest at the Gra .!j
Lodge at' . Royal Arch .Masons a ,<i
t Grand (Annmandery of .Knights Ton j
L_ulurs, which Met in Wihnshoro la .'
' 'Week. Those atn-nc.nir were: .Mr. ;
I 'S. Sranhaek. Rev. F. I?. Sims. ? . j
! .lames . Chandler; L>i\ \V. G. \Va
t Mr. J". T. bouglasa, Mr. A. 11. 1 Iowa: j
i : Prof. S. 1. Finley, Mr Henry Li!.:- .
i Mr, Nicholson Gaston and many otiii
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T.Mis.s (..tannic McMtvain have return. .
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1 You hoc tlie Babies in
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V WEDNESDAY, OCT*
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A Tlie.GallculL YjOILUJJl.
X chivalry is displayed
X their Race. - v
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Y THUPSDAY. NOV El
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/he Cohegc Hen in (
_Jake aH'fly the honrtv
X FRIDAY, NOVEMBl
?? College Men to be. 1
% .' Sumter. The
over maintained 4fs r
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V DAVIS BAND, ALL
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LET'S SEE WHAT THE COLORED
raui'LiU AKK uuim*. WHtKt;;
AT THE FAIR.
Never was inore gentle, constructive
enthusiasjn shown, anjjwhere,
than there i? among the South Carolina
Colored State Fair. The exhibitors
are already gringing exhibits to
the S.ecretary'H office and in many instances
the advices come that they are
taking many exhibits to the directors.
Richland County will be well represented,
ind&bhralty and in county display
according to advices reaching the
Secretary's office, from lower Richland
and I)u tch Fork section. - As to the
lower portion of the county, represendcrson
Wednesday to vvslt Mr. J. S.
Adams who has been sick for'' over
two months. We are indeed pleased
to report Mr. Adams is much better,
of his father Mr. P. B. Dean SunMr.
P. B. Dean, Jr., was the guest
ASHLEIG H STATION N EWS.
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tor liettis Academy, Trenton.
The revival meeting that is being
carried on at the Bethany Baptist
church by Rev. E. T. Hampton is' the
main program for this week.
Mr. Isadore Felder, Little Mastei
Frank and Mrs. Lizzie Ada Sims are
on the tBick list.
Prof. H. K. Dowdy,, agriculture
teacher of the Barnwell graded s^h0()^
held an interesting meeting in Red
Oak school Wednesday, Oct. 10. ^!r.
Boy Is ton, (white.) demonstration agent
of BarnwelL County spoke to the
class. A very large crowd was present
and much information was obtained.
The farmers as a whole seem
to be much Interested in such meetings.?????
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Mr. Willi Lee Bentley was the guest
;o'f Miss Hattie Holman Sunday afterirm
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. Everybody is delighted to know thnt
Mr. Horace Holman is able to play
out on the lAwn, after a short illness.
Prof. H. Kr' Dowdy and Miss Kirkland
were in our olty a_ few minutes
i Monday evening.
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iT 'MY RACE' IS DOING
Colored
iOth - NO
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i their Mother's arms.
QBER 31st.
for the honor of crowning the
MBER 1st.
ieadl'y competition; A. U.-B. C C
of the State Fair Game. ?
SR 2nd.
Ii School Boys, BOOKER T. am
-Cock Boys count themselves mai
tecord,
R ATIONAL TRAINING BOYS?
tn the grounds.
EN BANT), ANI) LIKELY HOR
4G. GRUBERG'S FAMOUS SHC
1 Adultsv?Childrt'n 50o; C*o in and
week. L ...... " . .
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e Noted at Fair
| tation is going to bo exceptionally
strong because of the interest in the
Kniirhts rirlinir ir> thr> tnnrrtambnt
j i hey are practically confined wer
: Richland except "Happy" Josh Alston
landthb it is many score years, slllee
j the light of day fell.in his eyes in the
i Congaree-Wateree Fork, he yet says
lowor~Richland is his home. The Tour
j nament Is therefore, the big thins of
the Fair . Clowns, with clowns attire
will com pete;-bringing- sidesplitting
laughter. Then, earnest, well train'ed
riders will ride in the earnest hope
]oT winning tKe first prjze and the
I high distinction of crowring the queen
| of horior. selected from- among the'
young ladies of Allen, Benedict, Booker
T. and Booker Washington
j Heights. Mr. Alston, thjnks he can
Wn this high dstincton, there are
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their skill qjj he. Buy
season tit-kctsfij^jji+i^JifL and
see the TournfimerTf'Tree, Wednesday
and still have admrssiuh to the ground
everyday, and anytime you wish- the
balance of the week. Nobody of!
course, will miss Thursday, November
1st. Kverybody 1s talking about it
Alien expovis1 to down Benedict, and
benedict just 16 the reverse, she eoni
fidentially expects to_win the game;
the odds are in Benedict's favor, ac- !
cordng to the records of the past.
What will happen Nov. 1st,only those
present can state the first hand.
Now, Friday the Second of Novembexv.will
in ihany respects he as irt-I
teresting as Thursday, in Booker T.
I and Lincoln Hi same. As reports
! have it, whereever, tho coaches send
tickets^ the command goes, not to
send them back but the money.
"Dont return any tickets, but please
sell them."
Friday A. M., November 2nd, is the
"Word."
-^Xavis Band as usual, greatly augmented,
will furnish music all the
week. Allen's Band will cheer the
V'Gold and Blue" and Benedict states
it needs no cheering as superior playing
will keetr> them inspired.
Gruberg's Famous Shows is bringing
in a real hi?h class carnival of e--|
ducational attractions.
Aljl arrangements have been per
Octofrr 30, 1928.
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Fair |
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womanly beauty of ^
LASSIC. Who will 1
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LINCOLN HI of 'A,
ny, while ^>. T. ha*
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Our Farmers to be X
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SE RACES, TROT- , ^
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out the ground*, night
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ishington Street, for
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rccted for the entertainment of the
Vocational Training Boys camp and
school on the grounds for the week,
according to Prof. Burgess, who was
in the city, this week.
Elsewhere is published a copy of
Prof. Burgess' letter to the si^ty^fivavocational
t.pnphora nnrl ? ? ?
sponces have come to him from the.
mountains to the sea.
STATE DEPARTMENT OF
EDUCATION
October 5, 192ft.
Dear Sir: _
We arc enclosing you a copy of the *
program for the State Fair School
for Vocational Boys at the State
Fair beginnin monday, October 29th
and closing Friday after November 2.
Arrangements have been made for
some of the church people to furnish
meals' to the boys at 25c per meal or
7>5c prr day. The State Fair organization
will issue passfrs for all of the
boys, so that the only expense they will
have will be their travel to'and
from the Fair and their meals.
The" boys will live in large tents
furnished by the Fair Association.
~Kachvb6y should bring with him tow- ^
els, soap, two sheetts, blanket, and a
straw tick,. 30 by 72 inches. Straw
will be furnished: ~ : In
additibn- to the meals each boy
will pav an incidental fee of 25c to
t.nkp carp nf little unavoidableexpen
ses. . "
You understand that each school is
entitled to two boys, these boys to
be delegates from your local chapter
of New Farmers of South Carolina. If
you have not already organized your
Chapter, you should do so at onee.
Please write Prof. J. V. BuroHs;
State College, Orangeburg, on the/enclosed
postal card, giving him the y
names^sf the boys you expect to have
present at the Fair School. This eard
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miiuuiu rewcn mm not later xnan uciober
20th. The sooner the better.
? You understand that your boys are
to come to the Fair on Monday afternoon,
October 29th and they are to
be dismissed to go home on Frfday afternoon,
November 2nd. 1
I hope each teacher Will see to it
that he has his two delegates at the
school. The boys will be in capable "
hands thruout their entice stay in Columbia.
V^-Very truly yours, ?
Vard Peterson
- State Supervisor of Agriculture
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