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PlK PAGE SIX. ????? ? B. ..rv ' Hp; v * ^ STAT# Ym.Ll.lii: ANNOl NCES BASKET BALU'SCliEDt'LK State College hud. announced her proposed basket b.iH scneuulo for The dropping*ia'jJ^iuaj^uiin which ' . closed a successful tyot-bail season Teveale(l Stale as tlie undis^HUy-o r-' . f .champions of' the -S. Ai 1. A. C\ wa:. ? , onfV an episode hi la r hrrt?fo^*itidUr I/. 1 ' t'tos.1-' Th& bucket iiaTI team whose gfjj^oft~Uegini-. I ere J anuary . t-> with Haines Institute .:was .lie uhdisp'ufed champions of l.astl year.. The. prospects for u;>s yi favorable. A -larifn jwMnm-r Vjiln a>1.1 ^?-? "vet's" "are hack. ami h. {iivil'y Iff,' i:i* ~ r k . . ' f^L . . : : lino ui roeruin.. k ..? >?m o | > i .u tic ln;a hard .and a 11 evidence points to some real basket-ball stai?. ip/ Schedule r - Haines at State, Januinj ltth, Allen at .State, January lV'tii. " Stale at 11 aijH's. J.an;.acj llotjt.. __ State at l'aine, Jjuiii'Ary; Paine at State, February tub. - . State <at Allen, February lthh. State at (>a. Stale, February '-otd.. * . * * Laurens. News Mrs.- Mai;y (Jarratl took suddenly ill on Sunday. We wish for her a speedy recovery. Again, \\e TTie frii-n-1.-; TVTTil lilt IIIbers of the City Churches" are deeply concerned over the seyious illness of, ^Miss V:'t' i'.- Vnrl.i j"1 ?' Miss Ida Johnson caiUe home SiwidayyTn witTr innttinvza.. - Mrs. Manjia Franks motored to Mt.? Zion Sunday. We are si',rr.S| port that Miss Mattirt O. Duckett and Air. hiin inverts are eon lined ti> their ,_heds. with influen/.a. We wish 'for.them a-speedy - recoveryv Miss S.allie I>. Montgomery had as her dinner guests Sunday, Air. and Mrs. William Anthony and Mrs. Smith ot' Kreenwood .and several others. * . J' ' . . Mrs. rd.r Wil*?n of Clreeiuille- was ^ .-the g.ues.t of . her niei'o AlrsT* Alice ?' Moore, .during the .Conference. Mrs.- K. W. Bailey and Mrs, Marjj Bailey entertained at dinner on Sun* :day Misses. Jtorothy I~othax and" sister, Messrs. B. T. a'nd. t'lvarley Frltivlc* , lin together with several'others* 4 .j Miss'. Estell(>. Silnhiohs .was: guest; of Mrs. K. W. Bailey durine: thej week. ; .Airs. Alary-.Whitiu f-. .JU'eoinpanie.! i by .St. PauUs choir nuiiiUers motored t0 "Anderson Sunday, where . they sang, for .Rev. fa .rpluiL. ... Alisses Corrie 1 Hal "and Ruth Thorttas were "visiters in, the city Sunday. I WiNNSnORO*' NKWS. _ . . . The Roy.U. Ki.ch'tr Club.met nt.thej home of blisses Sharper anil ^Gilliam. Alter business,. all, engaged in?a?hour or n ciul chin.- All " nr* rangements were made t\>r the play , which was Dec. 10. After all was * over^ the hostesses, served a delicious and cake. Kach .111 ember' was pre-1 sented a srtuvonir~"of the approachingj season. The jolly bunch iihen' returned home haying** spentiar.^(h-asant evj.' 1 cnin&T . ? 'j Thtjj- play that was given at the Fairfield Counfv Trailing schedl, Tuesday Dec. Kuh by the faculty and others entitled "Cinderella and the . Golderf Slippe.r" was a real treat. . Those on the Sick liktiare Itov. .1. H.- Johns..n." Mrs. Isii/efffl Hall, Mr.1 -- -Br 1>. Mcintosh. We .1 w'v.d diliuL!?>x. _ . them a . Speedy recovery. ~7-1 ^ The home of .Mrs. .Delia Ileiglor on N. Garden St.. was partially de-j stroyed l>.v lire last week. . Our sympathy goes out. to her. Messrs. James, Davis and IlhtWellwere visitors jn fhV city last Mon-. day. They eame.'td witness the play' given l(y the faculty. j Mrs. ftebos ca Sharp**alyb of lunibia 'motored lip to 'witness the play. Shn v.as th . <*:? ? oil.Mrs. .l-UM. Beat t^v . and famijy. _ ft?? ~ "The Sim/liiy scho. .*!'" St. i'ait! is" oi;..? ,i.n . ,.?n.S .1.,.. tv,,.' jh? children cnnli muted liberally |() the cause. 1 - the fullness uf his ,heart Sunday eV-' cping, although not feeling well, lie' tried to impress ,up'on their- minds ._! that Xmas is near... and we should: cheek up upon ourselves because the ' end is near. , | the pulpit of Rev>J, Tk .Johnson Sun day morning'. His sermon was'very , inspiring. . ; . ; ' -? :? ' 1 TO 'JKKSIDK9 IN" ORANGEBURG Ml*. Skill Mrs. S. K." Whaley, Calhoun County's wealthiest citizens, qre | to. l'esiile in.Or:ingebui:K. . Th^ pveple-^t lu ir ieaviiij;, . because they meant Cso ' \ ii.uch'iu the" business nart of the 'city, i It is h i>c><1 however, that they will .i c- ntinuv at IcasU -a paH- of the'IF St. s jllaUlyivs', h.usinc-s. .. _Lt ^OAUOAey was asked by a t'rignd t ?v. \y they w cre leaving; "Only, be-O iudse ?!* the- -educational. advantages r ; ?r. '. thv .dphlrc'ri,'' shev, said, "wt will t or.iiuuo to run our fa'rmsOi Calh'oun t v ohn.y" sho. o'ddtili, "So alter a 1 a wo an? 11- t rg ?i?5 -I?T;n? ?\i " K ^Ihnn'lif,al St. Mat- I thews i.s also hoping:"'that they will ' n'd move tluir membership,; . ' i ! ; Wejuv hoping; for them much sue- l1 >4 ?ss ami happiness in their new home. <i ui ACKv |IXK uk\\TSW~ _ i1-' ' A main I Farmers' (."on fere ne'e :1 at Voprhpps school was lavgeiy ai-,'; Armicd. * . <| Dr. tieorpe W. (kjrver, One of the world's greatest .agricultural chem- ? isfsj gave an interesting.Jeetuie on a "Saving Things." ^lle also placed ten u ' exhibition, some of the, many wonder-? * Ful products that he. has made from I' I hi' pountll^ Other exhibits, of a c" very'interesting nature, were, on .(lis- !1 .play. Among thpso who attended the. c' c ohtcrenyo jiio: Dr. .Miller and his M'iumI.I.v ; .Mi. .lames Odofn.' a truiileo ? of -the. Macedonia school, and two * menrhors. of the faculty, Misses Mack a1 nn.l Oduin. . . 1 " ' I-'1 The . Macedonia school will close ' t'< for TlurxiinSfrnils holidays, -jto re-open Jan. 2nd. 1929. . ' L 1'iof. Dowdy,'of the Barnweil lli : School- was a visitor here. Sunday. st ' ? AMARSON NKWS. vt +: i Mr. J. C. Brown.of Florence...who * has been spending' awhile in Ander-'json has returned home. Mr* 'M. C. Fa n't has opened school ^ in'Greenville County. We wish her a 'successful 'school term. * 1 .Mrs. Sal lie Galloway has purchas- ' ed a loyely little "Foi*d ruadster. jl Mr. and Mrsr.'T Iwmifsr'.Cu mnvi mrs '1 are rejoicing:over a dear lirUe nahy- ' ' ";riri." Mplhe.v and daughter are line. V". Mr! and Mrs. C. i.ee Davis motored u? Xey.heiiy t.o attend the funeral ot ' 'Mr. T. A. Williams Friday. They..-' weit* accom paniccLl>y "lie v. and' Mrs. -lit a, ;r Needy; Mr; llb-rtry Moop, Air.- Kiulic. W.oolridgcy Mr. Will, llor gan, . of Tuskegee, Wore visitors Millie city last week. Miss Georgia Stillivan entertained j-j in.honor- of the Tuskegee"visitors at the ' honie Tif .AIr. ~>hd Mrs. -WV IV l'iek?Friday- evening.?Kvory.uio ' oil-' |,] joyed. himself -and. the* wee. hours had arrived before anyone _ thought of " home. ' '' i Utlrsi Jennie .'Ellison hak returned; to her hoirrc in Abbeville. - ' (J11 There are many cases of iiill,uc'nfea-* \. iii Anderson. Tile sidk - list tins week r . i . i) is very large; so We -wont numf any i, but hope all will bo careful and will , i- .I'd i soon recover. . ? . | . dial M. K. church are "more than i1 pleased to have their old pastor re-' turn t? til em again as a "new paf^' . tor," in tile 'person* of Ilev.s B. S. ' J in-1;yon. Not?only if. ht. an m.c-t to" ITie church" of his-choice but An- i; dcrsoit as a whole h-ts heen benetitted by haying such a Christian gentle.man among--the.- -many others in onr ' X'i'i.A'- The public on a wliole gladly ii t welcomes 'Ivov. Jackson back, not only nj as nastor of 1 hohinsn Ceritrnriinl AT ... -II- -~..L.:l.mvhr---4Hn??*???mrbrhbnr?ami TH friend "to all regardless , of Wolor " or creed. Tito members showed a bit of u their jippreeiatoin of Rev. B. S. Jfick son. nctt ttAjy by .words but in a more1 a tangible way, as a handsome suit of: . lotlres, with a "Jojin B. Stesan" hat C to match,- togetlfccr with other acees- J* Ol io -, were presented to him Pel ore I i.k-a\ ing for the Annual Conference. j I) On Friday night sonic of the mem-1 s] bers and friends of Thompson Ccn- f 'oWiih]?M., f'l. church tendered- their ; ;; pa. ior, !!uv. -.TncVon -i Tiirnnini y':ption...'. All gathered at the church i' at; 8 o'clock, and wejit to the' parson- Ik ilge it body -singm.tr: "linngfing inpi the She a\os.' After the pastor anidjj; family hail cot , over their fricht; S everyone was- stated. Mrs. Meta m Johnson was mistreSs of ceremonies.; tn Timely talks in behalf of the differ-I C< ent auxiliaries, the choir and tl^'!\V church as a whole-were given by Mrs. hi Ola Adgcr.. Mrs. Atinit Rrincc,?JMrJ-a-t 4. .R. Bidden >. id Corn-Caldwell, j h't Rev. and Mrs. Jackson respbnifed in j. beautiful words; ,rAfter this feature j in of the evening Was finished, delight11 he . "* * "' .v > ' ' "V ^ THE PALMETt tt*1 SPO STATE COLLEGE NOTES. OrnrigeTnTrK, S. C.,'JDee. 10.?It is Hetty- well known that the foot ball d)ami>i'onshji> of the South Atlantic otei-eollefiitttc Athletic Association won beyond doubt by the famous -tnte.t'olhue team. Only on?. opposi;,; hum, jn the Oonlercnec. score J i?';rinsr"the Bulldogs.. Allen" Univerdtv aceomptishtyl this.liy 1 batten of 1. ' i'.\li:ai. t d condition of tile State "olleyo .tl'am dunng the last tr?uic >fjtlie reason,, after hhvinpr played m-ottgh "a hard .schedule of nine, ranges, ljto team being practically out | if trini and physically weak. In; pi.i' in' these handicaps, however, thai hdld.ms: msc to the emergency and .naily caino out victorious The en*, trc colle;ye has hacked?the athletic ! ;;yr:.m this fall. . Already the Bullous are preparing for next season's , nll'UU St. 7 he schedule of 1!>2!> will! iirliuie jr.nries \yrth- Tuskegee, Atlanti, I'uH^ersity, dolxnsou ('. Smith. A. 'vdT., X':*v:-State, and probably Vir-' : ipia. Sta'e; dx.sideiv the rcguihr sche- : u!e o ftfy^h A. I. A.-A." Christinas recess will- begin. He- l ihhgr 2(!i Several notable events i re planned lor the, week, among 1 hieh is the Convention of the Nil- J omiP Sorority of the Phi Delta K-api, which will be in session at the olleg^- December . 26'-28s Delegates j oin various parts of the country are i vpeeled. " . i ;7'lie College -Choir began the holi:iy -season with the rendition of a < hrisinias cantata, "Thy King Com- ] h," whiclr 'was 'given' at Vespers ] eientlier Hi. The program attract-1 i Sir. .lit!iiis. ItosOnwyld, through his', ' iiei'/us program.of benefaction, pic iilod Chi;istnias gifts to the lloseji-; ; irtrl l'llu-Coe St-iTOoj;'r-TTdi pupil re-;, .'iving a token 61' iutcn^t in the wel- l ire' arid dev.elogmiont.. The gifts | ? i e distributed ' from a mammoth l Knsfnris riiv in thi> college chapel ice.mi'iOh i'O. during*exercises which ere at tended fhy tfio t'nrent-Toaeher ksoeiation ana t ollc'ge students. 'l'b1' Uin-v gn Ilsi J 'hi frateiaiity,' ( >th - graduate/. and undergraduate uipterk. hel/ their lid! initiation D.C-j in! or 1 Id Several members were ido l to their rolls. Those organi-1 , 'tie: < are thriving. and stimulating' oohV'.hrt' lvnew'id of academic inter-' ts!' rough-ut the i'nslitut^n. They i* pie; aiing to send representatives , a ;: e .Oir.ega Cnnelave at Indiana])- ' is..diiring -tlv holidays. .. > j , .President.- Wilkinson recently ..reused -from T'ttskegoo... Alabama.i . . he at elided lht.. Kxocutivo Com , itloi Meeting .of dip 'hiatlonal, Assoiim aliua. of Teachers, in Colored SeTiods a ring' his visit he was the jyeiiib at . many i Murtosies' hy the-South 'Ca-d , lima?Chili.?Composed?of . TuskegoC < orkers. who are natives or former' -rhientsthe I'alnjettd State, anil i, hrvs invlildingt State Ciiljegp grail-' , .(..a ' IT ?...1" n. 1 L.L* |K4 I I iV I lUUL'U III l!ic? r 111 - I u s nnd Workers Conferences, and u the invitation of^ Doctor Moutun,! ifr, vsul t.hoVo lnnlii'1"' the evening of;, eeoinber ?"> in tlu- Institute- ehapef.1 j1 Doctor and IVLS. Wilkinson, I ' \^ aiid son .of New York City.- it're' 1 u inline: the holidays with their par- J it's and friends. I'lof. T. I.. Hickman, for the past 1 vo years or nu>re connected with 1 t"e College in- the English and Physi-' ' il -Education Department's, has .vol* ' Warily retired, and will travel dilrg Jhe winter in c oncert work. ,11 is j neravy'will include several South- ' il refreshments were served, which c , -f . 1 'enjoyed. As the clock nenred-thd I idjiight hour, everyone .bid- car It her good night, and thankecl the. 1 lonsors for such an enjoyable ev- 1 ling. " ! Ail*. Grady. Anderson is out after slight attack of. Flu. Mrs. Annie Bolclen has returned to i amden to he at, the beside of .Rev; oykin. who is still quite tTl. - i The-many friends of Mrs*, Janie ] ouglass will ltf. sorry-t? juirn that i u> is. quite ill with an at-terk' of the Iii. We wish for tVfvs.-Douglass a eoTy recovery, . ' Th<. Christmas tree <>f Thompson t1 nt t>itnAT T?* \^TrfwT'?*F eohooi i_ ? .^ihlay* morninir. The foHnwuyr | oifiam will bo rendered: Jtocitation 1 i-'i. -Perry; Recitation-Janet Bolden;' olo?Mis*?K1 la?I'arkhurst; -i ontal solo, Miss G. Sullivan; Itoci- . tibn Johnnie Crawford; Duet, Miss ] >ra Caldwell and Miss Tiny Rripht. 'c cordially invite all who desire to ( or this spicy program to come out ?o'clock-?Rtrvr S. "C7 Perry7 \ tpt; ? : r?~ Miss Geneva Coleman, who is teach l fT'nt Landrum is spending the Xmas >lidays with her mother. 1 j.,- T. ? O LEADER RTS PYTHIAN TEMi'LE DEDICATlk Xatoinal liuilding In Chicago Formally Opened with Appfoprigt^ Ceremonies ? ^ | Continued from page one lor, in his report to tin- Twelfth Ri. 6i\ili.al session of the supreme lodge, held at St'. Louis, Missouri, September 1; IjfPH, 1'1'f ysohit-ion wn-i prtpared and'presented at the same sesshm by^Sir Knight Edward 1). Green who was then sewing as one of the supreme representatives to that :session from the grand lodge. of Illinois, 7 The proposition" was approved by the supreme lodrfo and referred In a committee with power to act. ' , August 25, 1!>U(? the commission selected a site and a citv for the erect ion of the National * Pythain temple.-. That city was Chicago. 1 years later, SupremeI'hanct 1lo'j Steaks passed away and Ips responsibilities wove shifted ,to the shoulders of S. \Y. Clryoii. 'The- new temple in' Chicago is indeed, a fitting testimonial to the genius for achievement of S. W. CJreen, the masterful leader of. the most, virile forces in I'raternalism. The Temple 'Itself , Not f>nl>j is the n"ew million-dollar Pythain te>nrple'.in Chicago a pinnacle of achievement for the K. of I'.'s but its hugeness and beauty s,et a goal for all Negro business and fraternal nterprises. According to \\\ T. Bailey, the., architect, this temple*" is the largest building uwned and cont rolled T Negroes anywhere in the worftl. surpassing I'oro College in St. Louis arnd the new home oi' the itrlame v . I. Wallkei!-Manufacturing Company. When completed, the Chicago temple will cost SI,500,0(>(h more tlfan JfuT* million dollars having already been put Into it, "Mr. Bailey slates. : ; ? cNewberry News K O si tx ! i-?s--v? m.-1 j>, n. Vv., itvc. i;i.'?cnristinas is almost here. .Thy schools arc * dosed until Jan. 2nd. fli? exorcise it Klisha school oh last Tuesday e.\\jjsinjc" was* a treat. Many.' .visitors' acre- out to witness the play. Old Santa .Chum'was there-and the chillis n welcomed him.. ' The ..funeral of Mr.T. A. Williams t'lHi well attended. Many ...friends ivere thl're from all over the. State, lie was fim'cra listed at hi-, vhi",,'*t* Bethlehem Baptist. lie v. J. I. (lold<on nresndietl the funeral.- Revs. J. . -T ' ? ' J, Sharks, of Sumter; T. F: Harper/ 1. C'. Smart, J. Cabin ell, 11. h. Spcarmau, oif'.Newberry; P. P. Watson, of Columbia; Prof. Green Jackson, of Columbia; Prof. A. Xcely, Tu.kcKtc Institute; Mr. David Wilsofi, one of\Ir. T. A.. Williams' old friends, ami >thers. took part in the ceremony, There-were thirty-liv,. tek-Krains- read: >y Mrs. (lolds'on lhtuil " friends from 1 liferent parts of the country. Miss Luja Mne ? Lillie-wood took a rip to Columbia n.u,.Pre 11 on him ne.SS. : "While there she vi<iio.l ?\u?nr 4 . .....V M ?!?%( ? >f h<?r class-mates and friends.. She returned on I)ee, 17th'for work, and reports a very nice trip'. . A grcut-Tteal of "stek'nes.s is. among! the people on the rural, districts. Mr. Uross Floyd is still on the s.ick list. \[fs. L. M. Gilder is out. iler frieiuj^ ire very glad to see her out again. The Slipt. 01 the graded school trave orders to close schools in the uty for an indefinite time pn account jf .tho Flu. Several of the schools in the County have been ordered to lose; also the churches/ \\re hope thsTt this will not last h>?g. ' Thy'fnends of Airs- Lutfa Allen will be glad .to know that she is much bettei'. She has been down for iwn weeks with the Flu. Mrs. Carrie Floyd has been indoors for two or more days threatened by Lhe Flu; Dr. Geo. Singleton went to Columbia on 4ast Monday and brought back many Christmas gifts. If you need to' give youjr ""friend a Christmas gift go and see Dr. Singloton. MT. CAR.MEI, "NEWS' Rev. J. C. Letma'n wrts sent to Rock ford and Glover Churches for iuwt.7; lext year. . -+ } Rev. J. B. Smith is hack at his work again,,?? Mrs. Anna D., Mamie and Fredie hodman motored to Laurens Sunday. Mr. Pressley Lee motored to Laurens and Clinton Sunday. Mis. Ruth Thfiuias attended tho conference also Miss CarTTo V. DialRev. Je B. Smith was sent to Abbeville for next year. Miss L. M. Flinn is on . the sick ist. - - - - ^ ' " *v'-* v ] SPORTS PA ST I * II. W. BAl: "I'vv vvv%,V\,VVV*X";"X"I"X'*W,,!"!mW ' i Booker T. Washington High School ? planning groat things on thc-brrs-'.^l-ball court this season. Diroctpl^ ' ionbony informed us thatc the girls . J^nd' boys ai'e out "for champion-teams- ' |: ' * ; i '*: It is rumored that Professor Cank' 1 addends to put a liyrhtninK fiye on -Me court to represent Booker; while : tahvorth will carry on with the six. 1 ' ' - * V- * . -v ' " Very aoon now th't- lassies-,and lads ill be cavorting ;pul disporting them ' elves on the tdfliiiLJ?basket-ball j >urts. It wy.uld be a nice thing for; blumbia if we hful a suitable arena i here indoor games might be had. ^ he Ivall Vher'e thegirls'"have atteinpvl to play heretofore is* entirely too mill to a ceo mod ate a crowd of apreeiahle sl/.e and there is not adenaio iloor space for a 1 emulation >urt. ' ; fn the East basket-hall is the rival ,i=do?t ..hall da wooing the sporting ; uhlic. Whenever fl gam~e*"is played crowd, can irl\yayii be expected.4 One ^ T the most thrilling games ever wit-. , ./ssed by this writer was that played -j j twoeh Locndi of Pitsburgh and and .10 original Celtics of New York. The locndi five .nosed out the world's - hampionshfp by one 'field goal which:, as nrade-by ra-formcr Lincoln t Parnate Vpimp1' Young; ' In ciilliiiK "Timp'' to mind,"olM/in liv men naturally think of his bix>- < ion Ulyssys who^was a^Vei-tionatoly ! : m.wn j|-< "1 -J"?tlie c+tllQjrtTTtr-^ j neriition l'.HtMOl? the Youhgliro-' I " ? WAN | - YOUR PHO' ( b By Friends and Rela || It is the gift that only you c i please so well. Many are having is to remind you of yours. DO Is r j Beautifully finished Designs on* | ' ROBERT'S 1119 Washington Street ij THE RIGH1 \ TRAVEL IS [i The Safest, (he Most C'omf< if: Less. Reduced Round Tri] I OO 1.^ PER CE> !U S3 ^DUCT TRAVEL Rouiid trip tickets, sold l ^ distance 150 miles or | ?<>ER ( KNT /K REDUCTION IN TRAVEL EXPEP Round trip tickets, sold I . distance 150 miles or Good in Coaches, Parlo Multiple trip newest and - j ?, T ?? eve?=d? The 10-trip ticket, the'20 ;. . tickc i j ' ' Between any two stations on H for period of Good for individual purcha ' distance 2Q0 n I | The 10-trip ticket The 20-trip ticket | The 30-trip ticket Good in Coai Winter Excursion Ti< 'I ; Ask Ticket Southern Rail *- I _ ' I 5 Sjggjy i ii fVdir>ii;Tniir-i't iik Saturday, December 22, 1928. _ . ,W^qp=BBB * > . . - I ' r : x*<"XX*<XK^X~X~X~X~X~X~X~X? RE BROWSINGS ^GARDNER % .lhi'isAviMy 1 .in ruin's muiit iftiuousnlli -ieus. Both were all-around athletes -*-j>layiiiK all the majur ?ames?foot ball, baske?^6alLand base-ball. ^'Liss'' was called back to his alma niateVto coch her foot-ball team a few years back uml he /did a good job of it. It was while there serving his .school . that Ills untimely end, came... Tl.j Young brothers?were schokirs as well ' ' as athletes.' ; ' y i? ' ? . In speaking of old college dajJs my old chum "Bob" Nixon comes'to mind. "Bob" made good as a foot ball player at- Hincoln and was rewarded for his faithfulness by "tjelng elected to the captaincy of the eleven. It is ' now* Lawyer Nix of the firm t>f Nix * and Jthod^s, Philadelphia. * Lawyer . Nix is tnie "Soh 01 ProfeSsor Ni'ifHbf. State College..?, . '** . j?:?V '. J ' L ' . ViTa* . * * It would he nice if trhek meets It would be nice if track meets bo-^ coiU'ges. It is in that field of-spprTSf ' ? that Negroes have gained g"eatest renown.- Howard Ltrcxv; of-Drake S oy .fanie as a dash man; Ned Gour- * din, of. Howard won fame as a broadjumper and held the world's record for that event unitl he was displaced :? by De IIarb-kkqbbayd of Michigan, a- nother Negro,'Charlie West. of Washihg ton and Jefferson won the Penta tWojr-at?t+nr Penir relays utie year: T there are lots, of others who have .* done well at track and field events. Students'" in our schools'.may-'do just _ fts.weB-if given the proper encouragement. TED- I rOGRAPHS I tives for Christmas an give and ho other gift will y I their's made in time and this S JOT DELAY CALL TODAY Display. '' ? Studio I Columbia, S. C. WAY TO I BY TRAIN I triable and Reliable_Costs p Fares for Short Trips. ^,1 ION IN- t. . I v. JilYhPVCPCL * daily between stations I less?limit 2 days sTSES. daily between stations less?limit 6 days. * r and Sleeping Gars. most economical ticket ercd. ??7 ,' ? -trip ticket, the 30-trip ? ;t. : --Southern Railway System 6 months. ???< ser and between stations uiesorlessr-^? rj? ? 'Per Mile j " 2 Vic _ J > .V' < i _1.8c I I rhes Only. ;kets Now on Sale. _ " ~ ~~ t Agents I * Iway System . I I _ Iff