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. AH roads will lead-'to'Orangeburg, ^
~T " NovemEer dJltli,alien foot LmlV fanse ?
'?fyoiu all utei this *tml adjacent ilati.-s
will tie coming to w itness-one of the
pri'ntpst clashes South Carolina has
ever witnessed.
Let every son and daughter of *
State Collo.ee. return home to help '>
- ?chee.r. her team in .this-epoch making
^ttTggie.?He tllt i'f 'tti see. it Lane ut ?
l? A. and T. ean fctop CottOri of StaL 1
- anrl smw niany yard- "l!n.-s' Coleman '
" of- y. and |T? can gam over "big"
p'Trtaier, ^taTc's . hard ta^k-.
L ?>LitTf boasts -trf the- host team -she ,
~~T?. him I'VUi had.1 W it.lv ..on h ljiiennm av _
Cirosham,, Frasief, \Va rtfrft; Hawkins .
Lennon, and McDonald ami such bat
( . to ing rams as "liaminer," Cunning:
hs.m and Gregg and such a strate (
?"' y an-as I'owell fof quarter. To say
U'.iiti;g of the back held wtrrrh i'<v.
? it any ?olUjge- team can better. \Vc
feel thai State will give the opposing ?
U.nn ')'c hardest fight of the season."
J.t >?ilj be worth the juicy of .youi ^
ticket to see Cotton .sidestep for a ^
forty-yard'gian. State's siylc of "intack
i.s varied and lief running at- ^
? tacks are 'just as (kingcrous as lie.r
2 passes; She luvs wonleri'ul rc-erVe ^
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lianis," Ford and Flayer. J laving defeated
! Paine College tin- ehampion""ot J'
the Georgia-Carolina conference with
a score Id O, State is determined to
bow the heail ol' A_imd T. proud chain .
pion of the C. C. loA: cujifoi'ence also. ,
November 124th. is Uonie-C oiviing
Day, so be sure and see the big ma-. '
chine uf the old "North State tackU'
the flying squadron of the Palmetto
State. Your Aln?a . Mater- expect as .
you. COME. >
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V Sunday was a great clay through- t<
out, at Morris .Chapel. The Pastor A
preached- both .Sunday morning and. ti
night. Rev. J. F. Marshall preached "'!
Sunday afternoon. The corner -jjtone "1
sermon which was brief and in?pir- 7^
ing was enjoyed by all. A' great T
ST c.royyd witnessed the occasion. At g
the morning service we.had three ac-! ci
cessions. it
In three weeks time, .the Morrjs'
Chapel membership raised t he hand-'
~ some sum of ?5d5.i0. Mr. Kd Stevens
wort the ?5.00 gold piece for
7 raising the largest amount on his
Club, Which w;i* s;;.">.00 and odd cents '
jiuvs, i\eine ^rt^ry deserves special! u
mention for^arein^ffifctiu,,indiyid.unl- j
? ly.These mentioned were the- cham-i !
- pions but .the whole membership work -A
ed hard. The
Elks played a conspicuous' part
hi the service-&iiiduy_jifiernoun.=i&: =
that they laid the corner stope. "Morris
wishes to thank that great Order for ^
" he. gi'eat work. ^
Rev.. F. D. .ludfnso'n is now- conduct
ing a revival for' Rev.- A,. It. Burke j
at Greenville, at-the Evangelist Bap- j
tist~church, \ j
The Boosters' Cl'ub met at the homo u
of .Miss Sarah -Johnson 1- rulay even? ?
ing, at 8 o'clock. . A program was |
rendered. The Club has anticipation, i
for greater activities. Having trans- t
acted all business matter.souvenirs -?
were passed by little Miss Homazelle 1
Johnson; after' which a delightful1
sfrlatl?rnn'rsr?with?sandwiches?aad?i
MOMECOMir
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Ragles
Lun'hluii iu V.l, Oft. flOi?The Vir.
inia $eoiinhry "Preachers" scored a
7-0 victory over the N. 0. college
Kn.trles" of Durham here today. The
n ""rw-j<h>fonse and_
10 oilVnse was. good only . at times.
li<> nut o'linuciul nntl niif.
hryrd?t+K'?vKagles'.'?thyii the last
iroo quarters. The "Eagles" made
free" first i^owns?one a twenty yard
id run by Long, heaved six passes,
w th(Vc tlilf "copied, IU'0 fili] and
Ulster eleven yards. They drew 25
vrds iti penalties. The Seminary e veU
-vep-iqferpd e'qrht first dowps.'
msed fifteen passes, saw one inter pledj
seven grounded and completed
'veil for eighty-seven yards. Their
enalties netted thrity five yards. N~
:?(Vllego?opened?the?fleet?quartoi
ith a hang and worked down to the
culinary fifteen yard lino, but tost
ie ' ball on a fumblq. Late in the
( si quarter- Sedgwick, a Seminary
lick ran twenty yards for the first
nreh'lown. . A place kick failed.- In
ie second quarter, Watson, anpther
!e" pass and ran forty-four-yards
>r the "Preachers" , second . toitchdnwn.
Sedgwick carried the ball
cor' for the extra point. A pass," liars'
tn ilenderson registereifdhe third
uich'lown but the-try for the extra
[?int failed.
Score-' first -half: Va. Seminary 19;
. C. College 0.
W"ijth the"Kagles" playing on the
?fense nearly all the second half,'
"Preachers" resorted to line
luniriTg and passing. I>avjs regis rcrl
itut^foiirth touchdown in the
lird. f|ii:ifCer'*f>ut a place-kick for the
etuler'son pass registered the fifth
uiclrlown for the Seniianry eleven,
gain the try.for the extra point fail1.
. On line plunges and passes the
Preachers'! carried the ball into the
Ragles" territory and Davis carrier!
ie oval over for the sixth tonehdowtr
he pass for the extra point was not
iven as the receiver was beyond the
ul y.uiU'.- Tile -game ended with ball
i the "Eagles" possession on their
ivn thirty-five yard line.
Score Va. SemiViarv 117; N. C. Ceil-.
*?0' v" '
'Long,. Alston aivT Turrentine ip the
ackfield And.Jones, Wilson anjl HawIns'
on the" "Eagles" line played'a
onderful ^pme; altho Long was re
i<two i.rt>hmih' game miring the tirst
a If. due to injuries. Davis, Sedg-.u-k,
Watson and; Johnson in the
oniinary backfield and Fowler, Hor?n,
Ifondersorj, and Martin on the line
ere Rood on the offense and defense.
ot tea was served. The visitors Were
lisscs: Evelyn Waller, Thclma Grifiss.
Beatrice Pinckpcy is
iresdent; Mrs. Clyde Dillard, secrcary
and Miss Sarah Johnson, treasurer...
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AI rs. IdatUc Ruff on Pickle, streel
>asscd this life?recently. She was fu
urali^'d Saturday at Bradley, llei
'a1 'y ami many friends are in dee]
ytii|i.i(]i\ with tliem ^iii?thete-bereavi
nehtv. t'*r
Mr. and Mrs. Davenport and sister
n.law. Mrw.?I.indburgh wore tiu
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first to enter popularity contest connCf
; to be staged In Cleveland, Ohio, Than!
verslty ahd West Virginia Institute.
State Fells S< A. I.
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Orangeburg, S. C., Oct. I'd.?This
afternoon before'a large crowd of
. foot ' ball enthusiasts,' State College
took the measure of- Paine College,
the S. A. I. A. A..- (formerly Georgia-L'ajxdina_A._.A^).X'hauiuions
Ji?dQ.t.TThe.
i name was a . thriller from beginning
to end, and at;no time did it fail to
| justify being called a classic. State
J scored, two touchdowns in the second
( quarter, and one in the fourth. Only
"~)7Te point following touchdown was
Vn-fKh'/'that-iUii ing the wmid period.
T.ong passing and sweeping end runs
featured the game. State won be.-ause
she played .''heads up" foot ball
hereby getting the jumn on her on
i;lPJLi,nts, and turning each break to
' advantage.. No only was State for-'
| nifrlahle on the offensive but her de-'
fense was impregnable, every, inva-1
I sion by the enemy was successfully 1
repelled. I'nine's much heralded ae=J
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i rud attack-riu} not prove effeetvie, for
trffS. C. boys exce He din that-depart
men.t also. For Paine, Banks, Bow,
man and Cunningham played well,"
while the r whole State aggregation
1 covered tfremselvos- with glory. Cotton.
Powell, aiid "Bama" (Cunningnlayed
brilliantly.
One" of the m6st colorful crowds
ever to witness a GrfrL Contest in
i Orangeburg was on- hand, and - all
.-oris of divert ing_pranks were engag
ed in by the students between the
halves. A group of Seniors drove
around the campus at half-time in
hrs painted in the colors of State
i College, displaying the score as it
stood at the expiration of the first
L half.? The score by quarters.
1 B. C. Stall1 __ .? 0 1.1 0 0 ?19"
p. c. ,0 o o o ? o
Ollicials: Tutt (Linctdn) Referee;
pinion,?K'nlyalu)?Umpire; Bythe*
wood (Claflin) Head Linesman.
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guests of Mrs. Hat tip purkott, Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Davenport and Mrs.
T.indburgh are citizens of Gaffney.
Mrs. Georgia Parker of Ninety Six
spent the?week-end with Mrs.Hattie
Puckctt last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ballard and
Miss Lula Ada Ballard, wish to thank
their many friends for the^many acts
of kindness during the lilness of
their son and brother, Claud Raymond
Ballard while in the hospital.
GRANITEVILLE NEWg.
Again thr people of the Storni
Branch field have the wonderful privilege
of meeting in another annual ses
smn of the Association. "Storm
Branch -Arademy being our many duties
to gp and fight for its cause. Onward
wo?go young $pringfiel, with a
greater appreciation for God's blessings"and"
a stronger determination to
raise more money for Storm Branch
Academy than ever before.
I The great Community Drive is still
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National Feature Service.
t nf wniierforpp University, one -Ot-thg
:ted with the mid-west football classic
isglvlng day between Wilberforce Unl?
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Big Bear
Orangeburg, S. C., Oct.'25.?Upsetting
the'dope by stopping the powerful
Livingstone eleven* that averages
ilmdst two .hundred pounds per man
Clad in jwith her light backfield and a
.so-called .wgakJine turned-back their
invaders and handed them/ a second
unexpected defeat within two years
by a score of 6-0.
Scoring came near the end of the
second period after Claflin by hey series
of line plays and exchange of
kicks had put the bull within sli iking
distance of the goal. Fullback Arnette,
carried the ball over for the
marker. Claflin's speed in getting
down on kicks, and. vicious tackling
causing Livingstone receivedtoju'm
lie was responsible for much of the
danger that the Livingstone "Bears''
found themselves.
The .large, crowds attending the
game we're brought to their feet when
"Scribble" Murray diminutive quarterback
found a hole in the line and
carried the ball fifty yards before-he
"was caught. Only stubbprn resistance
by the Bears held ofF another,
touchdown after this play.?..
Score by quarters:
fiaflin (WO U (T=3T
I.ivingstone 0 0 0 0 ?0
Officials:* Madison (Benedict) Referee;
Murray (Benedict) Umpire;
Head Linesman James- (StateJ"; Tiipekeeper,
Chandler, (State.)
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FOOT BALL RESULTS
Shaw 0; Virginia Seminary 41.
"Hampton 36; Lincoln 6.
Union 12; A. and T. 19. ?
I St. Paul 13; St. Augustine. 12.
Virginia State 37; N. S. State 0.
fstate iy; I'aine u.
Allen 19; Haines 12.
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| on-in interest of the new srhnpl-hnibl
I inrr f V*i n f io nnavmoo i4-?
v..mv in uvui iii^ HS i:UIIL|?K'lU)II
Mrs. Minnie Palmer and Mrs. Dais>
Walker was a great success. Wp art
asking that every patron contribute
to the grate cause.
* There will be a Hallowe'en part}
given by the 7th and Sih grades Oct
:llst, in interest of the new school
Come one, coxne all.
By chance the Royal Five met a
gain. Wie had the surprise of oui
lives in meeting with an old friern
Rev. J. D. Gaston. After hearty we
" coming this our old friend fn TO
bunch, we spent a veryl enjoyabh
everiing"at the entertainment. TV<
are proud of havnig another teachei
added to our faculty. We are grow
ing daily in all eflfprjs that are up
i lifting and inspiring. >
The Weaver's Chapel cordially in
, vites the town of Graniteville to at
i tehd the. District Convention whicl
will begin Nov. 8tlf. Come one, corm
11 all, we'll make ypu Welcome.
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j~: SEEING THINGS
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1 . Favorable comment was recently
made. in one of New York's daily .pa;
pers regarding the impending appear-ame.
sit the Yankee Stadium of tUtT.
Culffatc eleven havlifpr.a colored play
or named Yaiijrhnjilayin.tr fiill hack.
-The article comdudi. d..lhttVim, must .
ho a real star, because Colle'po fraternit'es
and CVdlopc foot ball Coaches
will excuse and tolerate mediocrity
in a white player, but they demand "
'the real McCoy from a colored candidate."
The writer called to mind ether Neproes
who had emblazoned their
niimOs on the Grid popes oT hlVtory:
West, I'ollard.'Matee, Williams. Koheson.
This column has heretofore called
attention to the performances'of
some of those mentioned. ' *. \
Paul"~Rohoson wan Hip most ver$atilex
.C??lle*ri??i '.I've pver known. lie
was. a stellar, performer on the "pri'irlin,in,
nil tli.i .li-im.Wl W t In. I'l.Ults
basket ball -ami- tbnnis, on the icehockey
'Aside from briny: an oSo Men
orator, debater and "student. His win.-_
"htng a place in Phi Ile.ta Kappa attests
bo His ability as* a student. His...
IN MKMOItlAM.
In memory of bur dehr husband and ;
father, S. Quattlebaum. Chip-year a?o
ur. dear husband and futher-depArtec)
his life Urt. g.0, Ii>27.
Homo, sweet k?hvv. ouivhonte forpyer,
' feard the . "eonie: and enter in"
Saved by life's fair flowjiVp: fopntuins
Saved" from earthly taint and sin.
. Home,.sweet homo, ou rhome Torever,
' Weifry piljrrimape past "
Welcome home to w onder. never,
Savejl through .lesus, saved at last.
Free at hist .from tcnipta ion,
No more need of watchful care,
'ncful in* Ciimpjo'e salvation.
3Tve the victor crown to wear. |
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Saved Id yrect nrr hills of ylory,. |
Roved dncs we have niissecl so long,.
Saved-to tell th/sinner's story
Saved to sine; redemption's .sonys.
Welcome at the pearly portals .
.Evermore to welcome yucst
Welcome to the life immortal
lie mansion of the blest.
Ilis loved ones?Mrs. llessic Quattle
: hum. wife, and children.
wurmiiiE NKWS. .
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Sunday bciny- a beautiful fall day.
verybody seemed to havy.cauyht the
an to church spirit. Rev. Blake pastui.
of Bruce's Oiapel preached a soul
stirriny sermon. There was a rally.,
|iut on for the benefit of the church
: Uinon ?. ...i: 1 ?1M??
H .HII.VH-UIIW.I
Wo are j?ln<l to state hat the Bible
elv.ss- organized hy.JL'j'pf. K. S. Allen
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Saturday, November 3, 1928.
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ON THK GRID I
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rtulc'i.L rad'.u-lc omplishniouts wore
io Humorous that oKc is likely to- for- ^
ret some 11 c?l" real importance; he
jCikicaeXi' the o.;t-landing members -'A
>f the Rutgers THrc Cluf>. f At'"pTcs-~
nt ho 4s [Maying -with Flo Ziegfiolds'
Sh,;w 1iu,*.V: in London, Uanl also ''A
s a -lawyer, having completed hislavv^M
course* at- Columbia a'nJ passed* the
Julie Martin, captain oTTho Lin-.?
oln I-iiT i nre (held Hy H
the -wri.tPr'?cvyas the first colored lad
to lead t)n: Boston English High ' V
School eleven. During his captaincy
F.nglish turned . out a
< iiniiiui m team. ' ' . ; *? " "
Speaking of* Julie reminds me of
his brothers. Kmc t and Harold, who
were the mainstays'.of Tufts-and Nqy
wicdvd'e: pe^liyely (lurjnpr then* College
lays, v Si , , *.':
Two former (loorgia CarolinjUfilay<
r are winning Tame f<>r thcmselvcs .?
in the C. I. A. A. I.a ."Mar lormeny "
of'Haines is running \t*iH at Lincoln,
white "lii" Hoy" iUncFarland is Va. ,
Union's outs-fundlng player, according
to. reports.,. ' *' '
part toward*sad saving and a hot-,
or unders!anding between the various
de CfrifimUions,. Come out and ,
spend "lie hourgpeh Sunday-. ....?
.Lois. .-Vnrdms and'Flcissip Tho "
mas pmt Sunday with th<?ir cousins
'and Mrs. Tli s. She!lop. They ret
<?A" h \vor.derl'ul trip in Laurens.
Messrs. dim Law, Henry Gilliam, E. w
A-ir. n an'.1 Mrs.- Alice Byrd motored - *
to Lain ems' Monday on. business.- .
The AyfiysNmar.v board of ijiiijs Chapel
J ln.pl bitchi'rch h'el-tl a wonderful
nu-ctifi;> At the iuline of Mr. and Mrs.Mopes
Fit lit. There were some won-'
>'i rftjj s. hi'mIq >>* -Mrs. "Cue
i yrd, 1 rof. Allen and others. Mrs.'
Mean-*r?Mr-. .Sartor and Prof. Allen ?
tvvre, visitors. Some of the ape,'ches .
u.ai Were u is.os.wu \?ere-: ''oehding .: >y
"f i?h't. fatherless
. L is to sch'iei. i'li-. o sisters are
p'iv'Lie; iruii paus'-in .the i.isision
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? 'l?ru? ? ": Chhj/i*'. as'; E. church ex! ??'
'i )heir il ly thanks, to faculty
rial stud An s Li the il'iphsch >ol for V- ,
h?* mis Molar.* oii'e.-in1 i?<' kes present ;
d 'them '1 y t'.e' teacher I'rof1. E. S.
Allen. Those.. baskets were made by.
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til' tin; mliu'>l.;\!vs. KlvaWallace j
is.betid iii' his department. She is doing s j
v<fit lentil wink. ~ ? 1 ,
lii-v.. Atliuv Davis spent the weekeh.d
with his .sister and brother-in-law H
Mr. and .Mrs. Press.Williams on Childs H
-street. . , " :?.?
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-Friends \vn?pathize with MY. aivfl H
Mrs. Theodore Wiivbush over t]^| H
death of their' infant son. .
Mrs. I'Y.imle Law of (his citylH
spending thig.winter with her dau^/V
t_ ."M i>. Mary 15 t 1 < r. jfl
Mss h.tHie Ferguson is still on 'he'^B
^iele list.Friends'
are very glad to see Miss
"iiose Morgan out again after a short
din ess.? | i |
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