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PAGE SIX " ?/; pbbbbhhbmhbhmmhbmihb a SPORTSPAS H. W. 1 The Sharkey-Scott light down ?: ? no match for tne chesty Bostuim you just don't get good fights in It is a pity that fighters, must managers do in. handling them. 1 at the hands of the Cuban Boxii breach on the; part of his manag splendid-a reputation have a We r*)te that Phil Edwards, N, event at a recent championship because the best mUst n>eet def that Phil wi 11 come back strong j Quite -a deal of spue:: is give nowadays, and this is it shoul develop themselves physically as <o l?w i>11i11 ii^>i aiar> u h e n-tiujjE l idding ourselves" of a deal of cp - what they shouldn't dU* The cli as the, dodo, and those who don' an- few indeed. This -l\as eome cuuraged t he1 necessity for physic tjrain. The Allen University basketbi glory last Friday. In the aftern* St. Alban Traning School team -. adv^rtjsed l^hyllis Wht?atley tearr nfghi at the Phyllis Whentley C thrilling <?j?me ever played on tl victory. When it is considered that Ali season and that all her games ex it must be conceded that the rect ~ ~ ~~ si .V" we re lost and, four won. tn~~i was made. The team comprised ?r. -ton, .Seott, Ne-sbit, -Burgess, Gilir . ?^?:?It - is reported that Payl Jewel ? ?. for Spring praetice.. 'Ppfhaps it Paul hapH'"t t'hiisen to miafcu'i Ree : of basketball. ~ . r *?7". <t.' ''v r ' Last week due to some mistake their appexirance, and a hurried teams. Ueert .Lacksoh and I.esly These old men played some pr< when, the (very efficient) ret'erc ??? g.'img.jwmb over!!!..?? * *^4 . y* * " : ' .. Cold weather at the oegirinin practice. It is understood that tl -:-'lotte on the 15th and that the o ed on the 17th this year. That accomplished in the short time t /" fiFTTntr'Tf itatura4~fti>titude- for ha seeing ^.good game when they I*. W. A. LOSES THRILLING . , v GAME TO ALLEN I In one.; of the most exciting g ever seen on the local court the .. .. Aj_ Passing Five lost to the. University fivf by the score of The Rame plaved before a" crowd Was ^Vithout a douht the . ~e~staiid themosf hard fnught"'nlaved here this season, both t started olf with a rush, Gaxllj . ringing a "basket for the Gree _ team while Porterfield was JU two for' 'Allen.' Th<> Greenville however fought very hard and gained a 10-4 lead on the Allen ?r- this - lead was soon -eutr-down as_ and PortcrfieLd began_xingin? ba from all angles/-^ . After having the score tied fo oraj-timeB the Phyllis Wheatley "manage<l~tff~h(?rhn" theHong eml 19-17 count at the half. To begin the stcond half ( Stagg did what* proved to' be iiig Smith, Dirton. and Garlingto <|Uiok to take .advantage oF this r ? --md heyqn piling un a lead. __about ten minutes'to play~tht> above named players were n back in the game but were urtal . _ r overcome the lead Allen teaart ^ ?gametC.. V _ Por^erfield and Hoiiy starrer the visitors while Garljngton.^E and Barksdale were the stars fo home team. , .. . v The I'. i\V. Av~boy s wi 11 close 7 r ht'UMJM ??II nilK-1 I VUl uai J f yu ~ playing the Booker, JYashingtbn School of?Columbia. The Gree ' team lost to the Booker Washi ^boys in Columbia but they are fting-ttvoaiake things hot for < Jackson's boys when they visit " ? r"ALLEN BOYS WIN FROM S ALBANS The Allen * University bask team invaded the Piedr>? thn state las* Frida" and swej erything before it; At 3:30 the stopped off n~ r" '" ; r ?-??^___insL. school and after a J ought- i^amer-J^-^diich the entii |en team comprising Porterfielff lIurty,^; Burtr?ryv.ilpliiut<t Scot t, and Wttteoburg _boy s^ Albans played scintillatingTy, achievecha 24-21 victory after a fought" gme. ' ^ ALSTON-?Jfi? OF^JUIVUVLRWV RP.ats ST r:F.t>RC.R On Monday, Fehruary 23, J High of Summorvilte and George "Tigeresaes" (the girls.l hall team >" met on the local co1 4:25 o'clock and played a very esting frame. The score ending in favor ol .^ummet-Vllttr:? TKe ' Tigerouues" plAyud well, good guarding- of "Black Jack J and "Mule" Hopkins, the good ung "I n" Rivers and other p of the team was what heftl The - - bo close. . The "Tigepesscs" are -redeemii "Tigers" "(l>6ys basketball .tear their" good playing. ?* . 1 Ef ? ' ?? ~ ._j " 1 - * " -d-~\ -*r? TURE BROWSINGS ?- fj 3 AI .H^ A R D NXK- ?: ? d " . . v VV | i - \ rv j at Miami proved to be a "flop." Scott was11 ur. Ashas been said in this column before, i the heavyweight division. j at times become Jthe victims of what their 1 ! It is reported that Kid Chocolate faces a ban < ng Commission because of some contractive < er Louis Gritteriz. Chocolate h?s made too < cloud hover over his name. * ,'Y. U., runner, was defeated m the'600 yard event.; This should not prove discouraging eat sometimes. W,e. venture the prediction and'regain that which has been lost. ui by our newspapers to women's athletics Id be. The girls have just as much right to 1 t hedboysr and they have just <as much right J piny ovcentionallv well. We are gradually j ur inane stupidity in regard To women, lipiny ?1mp nmmnr. ^ rarp |f|Hay ' t engage -in .some form of outdoor exercise J about largely, because educators have dis- y al training for everybody in the schootpTrr=^ .. ? j 1 .11 nnmt.t nUo?> ? U1 ! t in \{ukucv viicn actt^vn in <x ui?iz*tr ui ; ^ oon they took-a 24-21 game from the strong This game team has. defeated the much . i twice during the current seagon. The same , enter in what is sirid o have been the most1 x lat court, Allen came through with a 33-27 k ' - ... ' - .': t len played basketball for the first time this J cept two were played against veteran teams u'd is exceptional. Of the ten gomes played t each of the games Lost a; creditoble showing^ I'orterfield, Hollins, Holland, Horry, W. Bur- | iorer Richardson and Goodwin. ir 1 has the State gridiron hopesv/or 19.30 out ( wng hpi-AVKc nf his activities in this that 1 d. J a okgOffVefra 11 e n ge t o plav a certain game] ' L ; the girls team from Clinton failed to make j game was arranged -between two men's v e Slallwtutli played forwards on one tonm. i f my good basketbll; but weren't they glad j j ?e's whistle was blown signifying that thq, x .. _ ... * ' ' . - , ... < 1 ; . , * >1 g of the Week called for a halt in baseball s le Benedict nine is to engage Smith at Chaivjiening Allen and Benedict tilt will be playtime is fast approaching-but much may be ( hie teams have for training. Our boys seem 1 seball anyway, so you may always depend on s meet.. " ' " 1 _ - -L 1 ' 1 J- ? ^ . ? 1 VOORHEES LIGHTNING FIVE < NIV. REMAIN UNDEFEATED BY 1 CRUSHING HAINES 20-17 I. ;apies j ?=?-?- J P. W.j Augusta, Ga.r?The undefeated Voor .1 Allen ' hees Cagers invaded Augusta and sent {the much heralded Tvvejpf Haines,"The" large conquerors of Claflin, down bo a 20-1,7 ' fast- ndefeat, for the second time -this -sea- * game-50jn??* ' ?~? :?i earns The Haines Five led^ab Thd^end of ( agton the half 12-71 The Yourhees i ive 71 nville came i>ackwith a new determination, iging With air tight guarding, .and . back J boys hand shooting the " Voorhees- boys d soon SWept the Haines Five off of its feet. I team, When the game ended the score read: I Woorhees 20, Haines-k7r ??: skE*3?The floor work and shootiqg of Brown, Poinsette and Russell stood > r spv Loutifor rVoorhees as-well-as the-close - <' 'DOyS f cr 11 orHinn* v\? Moawifli T?l^.J ~ ? Mwlh v/i i \ o 1111 l 11 auu r luyu. "<*f- a j ~B*>sweti and Redd played 'best fork, Haines. ^oaeh ^ BOOKER T. DOWNS P. W. A. "were The Booker Washington. High . School, Five defeated the strong-HTnTT ^Yith n,uch heralded Phyllis Wheatley As- 1 sociation tpam from Greenville at the < ii"sired Sav?y 'ast Monday evening 12-1(3. de to Same was fairly played but . had teams J seemed to experience a deal of difficulty in handling the ball. c . "j.-r The shooting of the Greenville team , ^ . was CkinA ? 11 j | - T~~. j v/ A y mtu JT I'd 11CU I* V r the|show the form, one would expect of | - them due to the publicity received by their l^6"1 ^'s seasonir i4 i The _far famed Garlmgtoh was un- c, High' ,?e^ K?infif ??a?nst the Hieh ~~ nville School_lads,_^and ,_was compelled to | ntrton ca'^?butSto no avail?Coach Staggs plan- to his assistance. The High School ' oach 'a<*s found the .toach to be "no trouthern | ble" and proce'eded to administer a * ' i sound thrashing to Coach, Captain * ain'Tiand _ :: : ~ ALLEN GIRLS CONTINUE VICTORIOUS etball _____ , *" i " The Allen University basketball eV* sextet continued undefeatedn whe . team '^hey Wrested a 34-13 victory from the < Traill- Glaflin girls-last Tuesday afternoon, hard This was the second defeat adminis^ered the girls from rClaflin by Allan > Hoi- this, season. :? -V-; ' *! The'first half-ended with Allen lead , ^f ^t. 5nff 21-3. For Allen SylvinPoole Was ^ outstanding performer. It was , hard her ability t<Tsc^re~ from--the_iToor j ' and from the free throrw line uiaF ( placed her team so far in front. Sa- ( ILLE--rah Morris also .played well at for- , ward. Bill Shuler and Daisy Neal played air tight guard. Lucile Smith' ( tlston and Kelly Jones took splendid care of g St. the-.central division of the court. It gasket was apparent from the beginning that to an easv victorv over her rival* Tho in 9-6 ^"tire Claflin team fought gamely and evinced-a spirit of real sportsmanship. =a?===^? [ones- ALLEN GIRLS DEFEAT SCHOplay FIELD layers _. galW? Thursday of last week Ihe Allen ( University girls basketball team conlg the firmed their string- of victories 4>y i n) by sending the crack Rchofield sextet back to Aiken with a 20-8 defeat. J 7 ';V "TTr. - .JO . _-? . ??1 the palmet SPO MTettltes to extent! tttemag]ygs in'the fir<tt hslf, hilt t'yrly in the second Half the deadly ey<? of Sylvia" Poole, and the-accurate pasing of Shuler Ncal, Smith and Mclver proved too much for the Aiken defense. This was Allen's fifth straight victory, and she is .hopeful of going thru the entire season without -bowing to my team. , The Team is coached1 by Mrs. Cecelia McCoy. Jamison and Miss Syi via Mae Poole, is Captain. The jntire first string comprises students if collegiate rank. Allen has (\efeat?d Leesyille, 'Claflin, twice, State, St. \lbans and Schofield this'season. The record is impressive. 1 . . . ~** %>&,. v .> SCHOFIELD SCHOOL Schofield 21??tate College 19 rre? "-v^, 4t'l ' ' Making ono-of the most hectic come sacks ever witnessed in this Season yafT when , the Schofield sextet debated the State College sextet ^21^19. HThnn Sfhofiald nmilc Kor firat ynff| State was leading by twelve points. \t the t'nd of the first half the scuie vas 15-6 in favor of State, but at the jeginning of....the.--last half, Jiihnsoil ?nd Mitchel started dranmae?Oienv rom all angles. " The game was most :co fast for the human eye. Both earns played well and clean. To be >n the side line was a pressure needed o keep from flying. Thompson and Fones were the mighty forwards for 5tate College. We had a very competent refere^ in he person of Miss Rupert Blanchard vho once played on the Paine Collegfe earn as a star guard. Schofield is making a record-this rason that will never ,bp forgotten. played, nine games and lostr wo. . .. _ lay for Schofield, when they defeated ^laflin University bv a score of~~2G-18. BEAUFORT NF.WS The Rev. C. Capon. F, Hutchinson, Toe Hutchinson and Mary Hutchinson vyre the guests of Rev. S. \v. Fordon.' mHSaturday. They motored to Beaubrt to visit. Miss Flossie Hutchinson vill return North Wednesday; she .vill stop in Colunibia toi see her )rother, B. J. Hutchison, who is a stuEatilJ' News?St. Matthews Church A sudden change took place Sunlay. Our congregation was sjnall. itev.JCapers preached a soul stirring >ermon. He pictured his subject so dainlyr ? r ?<?r?1?-?She Is gone liut' not forgotten. Our lear 'sister Roser has departed this ife one year ago. Her grave is -fresh ina new. me flowers fade avtfay, but ier memory is fresh on our mind/ Ier place is vacant in the home, her weet voice is hushed up, those sweet ongs stop -rrnginK' thrtmgh the btrHdnpr. She has joined with the anprels tnd is sinjrinp around the throne -in dory, trouble is over, conflicts passed iod and the sinner-are reconciled, the yjary^is^hurne at ln>t. L. R. sister. ? follow closely' behind her . try to hold up and be brave t almost broke my heart to see them _eave my mother in .the cold, cold . rave. - ' : Sleep on, dear mother I will meet rpu in the judgment when- yntr have leserted the gxixvd. - Lnciie, daughter. CARLISLE NEWS . Notwithstanding Sunday was a hilly, windy day, the Sunday School >f Mt. Eden was on the job.^A^splqn lUs'were present.- We can boast ,of ine of the best and most faithful Superintendents?in the Winnsboro district in the person of Mrs. Sara rlill. She is always at her post of luty. The church, services were equally as rood. The pastor Rev. W. L. Jotanon was at his best. He preached or Nehemiah 4:0-10. At 4:30 the A. C. Rr Leaprue- was ailed to order by the president. Mrs. ee.nna Galman. A splendidT prorram was rendered. Rev. J. M. Dawcm*, Jr., a junior collepre student at Mien University, was a pleasant vifciOl nf lKe l.oftcriio nrwl , utiu umuc rtUJIlC V L'l y encouraging and timely remarks. His rddrcss was pertaining especially -to he yvouth. One very important statepent he made in his address was! thai he object of the League should he in .raining of the youth, We are-always ?lad'to have this splendid young man with us. ? Mr. Berry Coleman and Miss Mgt;ie Lee Lyles were happily united on Sunday night. The wedding - bells ringing rapidly in Carlisle, The concert given by Misses Edna frmsohand Essie?LyTes- r>n Friday light was very good indeedr?-The-Tittle^fdtk plfiTyetL/vyell their' parts which hey always do. We are looking forward to a grand Easter program. Carlisle is the place of big things and loing. Somebody -else -take -the. Lead?i and see what the Negroes"~atl over KK1**" gfrfftn orn rl/%?r?rv Bro Elliot Wicker and sister Eainey continue ill. j _ _ BISHOPVILLE NEWS The morning service at New Bethel A. M. E. Church Sunday was "Very pood. Rev. A. R. Moorp preached an in-jpirinpr siormnn from St?John AtPi- m., Rev. Walker, the pastor of New Bethel led his choir members, stewards and a host of mem bora and friends over to Mt. Pisgah of Sumter; where~he preached a wonderful sermon to a well crowded church; l ot only did e preach an inspiring sermon to his hearers in Sumter, hut he does the same in Bishop ?*? ? , " ' ?.?1?_ V~. ; ' TO LEADER RTS !wilJQ Ho jy nnt a failure in his choaj en-line of proieHHum and Is one" of tne master minds in tpe A. M. E. Church. There was a Kinging: Contest giveTT ; at Newv Bethel Church last Monday [.evening. Several participated in the I program. - . , 'A w ~ Mrs. Daisy Williams, a member of I New Befhel and Mrs. S.. M. Hannaham, a member of Mt. Harmon Bap ti;ft (Church were tho gMccefififul winners. of the prizes which were beautiful aip'd appetizing cakes. Tn amendment to the judges decision, pProf. W. R. Fisher stated that Mrs. Elouisp Stucky should be commended for her grit, i i Mrs/. Bessie Woods has returned to | the city after a pleasant stay in the North. " 0.7 7" The:Lee County Teacher's; Association m;et here Jan'. 22, 1930i7?The meeting was called to order at 11:30 Jay Prof. P. L. Stewaj-t, the president. Prof. A. R. Moore delivered-a very timelv and well phrased address to the body. -We helieve that the"*county is^.blessed Ip^^having^ such^ mental eery splendid corps of teachers attended the meeting.- We owe a largelTer centr~of " our success as -teachers I tn rvnv wnntlnvfnl onrt FV-?a 11 tfnt I pervfsor, Mrs. M. E. Fisher. Mtes Sadie Moses spent the week end fn town.' IVtyss Louise Toney,. a student at Mortis College, was called home to the. bed side of her sister, Lucile, who" is much improved at this writing. Mr. Willie Nelson of Sumter was in the. city on business last week. TV , " j BE^NfiTTSVlLLE NEWS The windy .month of March is in ivifiny nf-t)]n farmer ?r" getting i in splendid shape to pla'nt. j r We are still having plenty sickness I in ^iif, vicinity nnd.-numbers of deaths. [Mrs. Carrie McKoyks remains aecomjjnVmoTtby a large number of the neai jTT?tirtivcs-ari4ve<L4M>me Sunday p. m. -fiom -Qhio, where she cfied at the [home of Mrs.' Odell David,'her daugh W?v-Rcv. S. S. Youngblood and many of the other ministers assisted] Rev. Av J. Wright in the Eulogistic service. Mrs. McKoy in every respect was lov ing, christian woman. Sleep on mother 'Carrie and take your rest We loved yon but 0<>d loved you besfe? ? Mrs. Hattie Spears reports a'splendid school "term, both day and ni>Qt^. sessions., s v . Mrs. E. Cooke of McCall, made an important .vis.it.JtQ Dr. L. M. McCallurn^ office this week. Anytime you must visit a dentist and near our I town, why call in to see Dr. L. M. IMcCalUim on Market street. He is j numbered with the best in the "state or elsewh?re^__ Dr. Tr R. Richardson is in the righ* -r4rr.r-..n-\Lr^^i Mai-Vet str??* He is Steady to serve voir in every respect. The-entire vicinity feels proud of his coming to our city and county. Mr. D. McCallum..-Market street i t-ir.ii-1^ implying. Mrs Mable Ross on King"atreet, writes of her pleas-" ant stay in Philadelphia, Pa., visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. Maggie Wright m slowly Improving. Rev. C. J. Wright has our deepest sympathy during the illness pf his wife. ~ Rev. C. J. Wright nas been huldingI the members and friends spell bound for the p*astr three "Stmdaysi?He -justpur in -a--e up . of sugar ^very service., so you see how sweet we are). He is a pastor, preacher, christian* leader, from the depth of his heart._ We pray that God will take care of him. Rev. Smith is doing nicely at Levergreen "M. K. Chuich: r?? Mr. D. -Pipkin/and .Mr. Preston, Bruce of McColl, were in the "city Thursday p. m. visiting friends on Amelia Street. The new pastor, Rev. Hunear of Dise Hill A. M. E. Z. Church and his family have moved in thp city on Hudson street. Frof. Cr Wright and his splendid faculty are doing everything in their power to improve every line_About our graced school. Hope them much success in every respect. I ? * * ALLEN SEXTET NOSES STATE Tuesday afternoop at Hurst Field the fast traveling Allen girls basket : ball, team encountered a much faster ' ~ O* of o rrnrroo-n f\r\n tVlfln <UIU fltiuittic kJiavc that which?they defeated with ease at Orangeburg earlier In- the seasoiT and had to put up a mighty good' game to beat them 13:9. The game was of thejjjp and-tuck variety. Allen's forwards, Poole and 'Neat-were responsible in large meas- \ ure for thie victory for the state centers Sweeney and Romey kept the ball in State's forward territory for the. greater part of the game. Jackson aid.jShuler did .some mighty fine" gCtarding for Allen. ?, IN MKMORIAM dear daughter and sister, Eleanor J. M. Woodson, who departed this life Feb. 23, 1929: - There's a memory ever cherished, fw that's ever near our hearts Tis?of you my dear little (laughter, And it'shall not Upon depart. ' _'V Inour hearts there is a longing, In the home an empty space - It will he wo, yen forever Nu uimfto* rnn fi11 your place. T^ou_art pone to be with Jesus, * A little anpel-heipht and-iaitHappy Tn the joys 6t~heaven, Some day we will meet you there. Trances Woodson Alfred Woodson Lillian-Woodaon ~?T" ; - ?'.? ?-?* ; . ? m-:?? ?: J . ' _ ' s CHEltAW NEWS "" ? -i r--, - . ?Sunday of -last wcek-??t-W?slay-- M. E. Church was Holy Communion. At which time ?he"pastor^ Dr. W.... S. Thompson preached a , short and very enlightening sefcmon. The congregaber. There were many communicants. This coming Sunday at 4:30 p. m., there will be a Pew Rally conducted by the women 01 the Church: Cume and hear an eloquent address J?y a I'ing clergyman. And a special program arranged by the women of the church at Wesley M. E. Church, Green street.' 1 The Young people's Missionary Society of the church under the super vision of Mrs. Thompsonis doingexcellent work.. The pastor's wife has jrganized all of the young folk of the church Into this splendid unit. -Thg snrietv is steadily growing. Let every member send their children. They met last week at Caroline Chap map's who is Vice-President. Next week they will meet at the parson[iif TTrnrl thrm in. ~ The choir of the church is to meelT Friday night,to. Arrange.for, special music for Easter. AlSa otherbusiness -importance. All ere refluested to be present. - * .. The Bennettsville District Conference has been called by the Superintendent Dr. J. D. Whittakcr toj?on-H vene at Wesley M. E. Church HSlttj "week. Every member is asked to cooperate in some way. We are very glad to see Mrs. Sally 3. Braboy home again after spending ng-been called home to the bed side of her husband who is very much improved since ber arrival. Mrs. G_ W. Long and the Girls', Quartet left last Saturday evening for. New York i^iiy welter they will be for] an indefinite period overing many engagements throughout the .east. We wish for them much suceess. ? ; The Presbvterial Evangelistic Convention nnH Campaign held last Monday and Tuesday at the SecondTres^ byterian church under, the supervision of Drs. Clin*. and 'Clair of New York, wh6 are Divisional Evangelists" from the Board of National Missions r4 the Presbyterian Church, U. S. A. brought many ministers in our oiidst last week. All churches prof"'. ' by this campaign". , As there were dole J -gations from all churches in the.city. Last Sunday the convention was opened with a great sermon by v Dr. Cline. - At the evening service both speakerlT delighted the-atKlience which consisted of many white friends. The 'wo days spent with the convontior were profitable ones. For the past" two weeks the Adult School conducted at night at the Robert Smalls Graded SchooMoy Mrs. M.! B. Rohinson. has been very success-! ful. There is no reason why the .school should not be filled to over flowing-;- . The Woman's Missidnary Society "of the Second Presbyterian Church held a Waffle Supper at the residence of Mrs. Marion Wilson last Friday evening. The Pulpit Aid Society of Wesley M E. Church held ft delicious supper last week at the, parsonage. They were'successf ul. . Some.of the many visitors seen in our midst last week were Dr. and Mrs. Martin of Bramard " Institute, Ohester, Rev. Poag, Sumter, Dr. and Mrs. Thomas of Atlanta, Ga., Rev. and Mrs.j Foster, Chesterfield, Rev. Mezt, Char-; leston, also Revs. Pearson and A. L. Donnally of Sumter. 1 BE AS OF GETTINi _!^Call for th< H_ c L A B R BAD "SOUTH S FAVO I A MESSAGE 01 3? When leath invades your fa roil aolat-.an comes to you from the I J? ANI BENEVOLENT ASSOCL * proie -ted, by "Insurance laws, to policy which your forethought p such. , Mutual Relief &1 -"'T. R. YOUNGBU PHONE 7186 J 8 "* wv* IltttHSU'S 1JI > MRS. P; R. F A Full Line of Pate CiKarettes and-Toba Madam C. J. WflTKF ., -Timpa. Ice Cream s :| _ * phop 5 1422 Assembly Otre?t, OC^OOOO09CK*Wa0 ' f ' ' !?!?/. y ? J , ^ ?. t - -j- . -... Jr*. . - -J ???g f.v- ' _ ^ ~ ? ^^^^Saturday^^irch^^?^ ' ? ?: J? 5 C - , COKESBURY . ' _;t { The Cokesbury people were at ji ^ ffoan for the Palmetto Trader. Spilt r-,. .. . _, day as it failed to Come. Rev. Janer'ette jireached^a flne^sefrman-Sunday.- ? I It was^njoyed by all. Mr. R." H. I Sullivan of Columbia spent the weekend with his sister, Mrs. Emma Hamp ton. ? * : . - . Mrs. Mary Dixon, Mrs. Emma Ctim ' mlngs are still on. the sick list- ?Mrs. jHattie Williams has returned to^Vshe I vilie, N. C? after spending some tihie _rs | with her si?ter, Mrs. Dixon and at T-tEe death of her mother^ Mrs. Ann Clayborn. -r? ' i,._Miss Mary . Starks hps returned ffCTii Greenville after spending? a w.?ek _ Miss Frances Jackson of Brewer " i School, spent the week end with her ents. , . _1 Ivrr. and-j Mrs. Squire Ljipden. Mr and Mrs, Augusta S^erd were colled out of town Sunday to their auritVs funeral. Mr. William Shaw of Hodges ' ? fnnnrr ^r-rd at his- home Thursday | Miss Kathleen Shay and Mr. Royal ? i Mattinon of IIon?a Patn warn ilm. 11 n, i-Iii-u. ner guests of Miss'ThelnTffTind" Rtigar***^ Robinson lest. Sunday. _ DARLINGTON NEWS Triday evening Feb. 14th "the-GoW-^? ?? en Tornadoes' struck at Choraw a very exciting game with the Robert Smalls Graded Sehool. & was enjoy- . ? ed by all present. Although all members of the Tornadoes /.played except tiprally-flnp basketball. Our lefC eiul in thp person of Miss Lurline Wingate was out because of injuries and wo were defeated 16-T7L -: Monday evening, Feb. 17th the Tornadoes met Coulter Academy of Che-?? raw at Darlington. . All players were in place and played a clean game, defeating Coulter by an overwhelming score. ?? ?: j-*??? : Friday evening Feb. 21st the Tor-^ 4iadoeft met the High iSchool of Tim- v [monsville op their e~ouri. The 7 ? was playedlwell and enjoyed by all. Thp T*nrnar^ipg nvrtn Ky n ViipVi cpnvp i___ Mrs. Sophia Anderson has retimed?-??-? to her home 726 Dargan street, after spending several days in Charleston. Mrs. Martha 'Davisi who died last week- was funeraiized Friday at St.. \ James M. E. Church. ? ? . The Lucky Thirteen Club is still; making progress. They are planhing on presenting a play at a very early date, enCTttOd "Dangerous Waters." Th? P.liih.ioaf one of its members by marriage.. Miss Florence Bethea who . has intrusted her future happinegs to Mr. Fred Lide. The entire club miss her presence >at their meetings, but thev are hoping that she * plete the Silver Circle as happily as her smiles indicate she is how. ?Gaaeh-G^-A.-Rubens. Rrincinal J. L. Cain and Miss A. M. Bovian .* .van guards, the "Golden Tornadoes" swept <> down upon tlie can'ipus of Claflin College. On,the way trr-Orangeburg, ! Flloreei was swept out of the \v;ay . ' by a score of 3D-10.. I " ~ Friday evening at 5:30 the Golden . . . TQrnadoes invaded the den of the Panthers and a fierce battle was fought.; The first quarter the seore ??---7? was- 7-4, Mayo Hi; half found the s<.ire" 11 ^(Tin Mayo's favor. >Vhe=4ird quarter, T5-11 Mayo's favor; and "fourth quarter. 6ne minute to play,"-: jTtfffiln "TTraml-Mayo IjL. Lurline Win- i [iganL Mavo's left.. .forward shot the ^ i-almost impossible goal to turn a nei <"eat hPo a tie. Final score 17-17. 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