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Pr?-^7? ? r. *' . PAGE SIX ~ - L ; . ' SPORTS PAST II. W. B \ . - "ill. The South Atlantic Iiitercujlegiu Suit:relay and enj<5ycd a swell time sonoe of the president, I. L^. Pinson !' ?' T.?Dnpkt'H-r 'Dciin of the riiember of that body.. Many stri iai aylar table, but the atmosphere \"eiysoo'n everybody were acepiain . etf the new" comers made quite a Si i nis [ike'1 a a'lumX-A'eax_iii the A/i In view-of President Pinson's e the'.at settee of the vice-president the body elected '"Little Napoleon" When Joe took charue of the navel et that there are some plans encas 4 conference one- to he reckoned wit] jy by fh<. aroup. We maw well holier , . ... ??at hh I ic director -at (Mnflin. . ... f 41 Two chnnitiioo ihiTw u-.n-n .-,1 awa rded the championship, in ooys th" huntintr in hnvohi'll. Ai the TT !'n"(hei:s'Uien' declared cliatnj>lons_ " "** . ^ * Seme of the ol?i war horsw who I'.ivin formerly of Vom-fUu'S^-bUt--H r- as secf.etay'y oi' the Association, at "T'.Htrof Hainesr (and pardon us ' ?group) -who is secretary and oldest i.iost popular football and baseball Karl Jamison, Allen's football fco?tcl Ir.'eii. These metl have been With t r- - ' ?. * ; * That fellow Tutt is a remarkable ing men l'or a quarter century and ami in physique. Tutt 'affords a s . 'may preserve one's youth. He has Humes and go to more lucrative U< remain at that monument ty the in people erected by Lucy I.aney ; and umont in the hearts of hundreds o of .Tutt*s remarkable personality, o.l' acconiplishment do yo.u know w The' Association acted sensibly v gate the rule restricting the list of ~ schools. That rt'Sfri^tToi'i has been at,up ever let loose on an athletic i tli-riiils in ,unr < iiiifereiieo ? .. Llatljn has, taken the m-itiatiye it ed a miniature polf course of ten d m'.' Randolph .isLAvide awake to tl the unly_Negro School in the State v. as the tit's t, to build a baseball p; ' si-teiitly sent men to participate in en: parts of the couiitry. Now site It might prove a capital idea f aries to build a tegular golf eo.n S. I. A. A. Meets At ?7?-- ?- Claflin Collet r ?????? Orangeburg, Sept. 27?The Soul eastern Intercollegaite Athletic / sedation, "comprising Stall- CidTej ., Haines- Institute^ Benedict. Voorhe Schofield. Normal. AllenV Paiher- VV ker Baptist Institute. Georgia. St; and Claflin,-held its regular fall riji ing at Claflin on September 27. Schools were present at this tpceti save Georgia State, who is itieligil "ht'L'tiusp' of hack dues.? ~ The morninig session was called temporary chairman. T. L?JUndo of Benedict?In the?upening spec the chairman stated the objective this particular meeting: (1) Reclas ficaTTnn of officials, (2) baseball and basketball champions! cups, 13) adjusting-the. schedule cc llicts. The first business of impo ance was concerning the otticiai awn * . , , ing of the baseball and~+>asketb c-upp. Voorhees Institute of Donma ? : vias proclaimed champions in the I ketball- division. State ' College, Orangeburg, was proclaimed cha ~~ pi on 3 in the baseball division. Th( awards finished up the school year 1U29-80?the champions are. hasob: State College, Football. Claflin, B; ketball. Voorhees Institute. Tn the absence of the preside -and because of a vacancy'rh 'the. Yi* frresidenry it became necessary tl ttio conference elect some one to' this Tatter vacancy. Mr. J. D. ^ (Jheje of Benedict College \yas una mously elected: and presented to 1 conference by the temporary cha ' num. To m any it was a very fitting, scene to this old- stalwart lake his seat as.head of the- conf ence. Mr. McGhee has scrve'd in rious capacities during the ma yjears that .he has V)eon conned with the conference After selecti a freditnble list of officials a rec was called for lunCheoYi. which v served in the College Cafeteria. After a delicious luncheon was > by all. the group' assenftYTed in on Trr have a photo made.-' -Om? um< feature of this in tor in was the m ing jof motion pictures of the gr< ? ^ the presidents Clatlin. .T. B. R l ,1/tlnh XT- D -1 i?i i . ivcllliiui|>f| WilS U1M) IIP ed to speak to tho conforoncp, { in a vory interesting mannpr bp pr? 1 < () and encouraged the work- hp done by the conference. "The afternoon Mission was duvo = entirely tfi_the discussion of ma ' and minor teams within the cont ence. The paatter was tabled ui the annual meetirrpr in December, mggcntifln, \vaa made by Mr, W. M ry of Benedict, that we consider - ?k?-- plan of-a High School and Coll : -dtvipiom - Im- .sefHH<m--4he e ferefiCe went on record demand the complete control of the athl policies ot tne eomerence.. inc mi M ing adjourned at five o'clock to n' ??' rembcr.' ? Schools Represented: Allen, Claflin, State, Benedict ( .lege, Paine, Morris College, Wal Baptist, Schofield Normal and Vr heee. - * ' ' 1 ? f. t~?:?: ? BrTT ?????to--? ?4 / . ^ . * % i * ! URE BROWSINGS IM(iAUl)N KK ?. h-! tc* Association met at ('lat'lin College last alter the-Summer Vacation; In the ab. the pavel fell-rnto the hands-of the Rev. S. A.?1. A. A. I>y virtue of hi* age as a an Kb laces were K'atnered ribouc ihe n-c? ulid -nut-lohg remain one of strangeness, ted and a hot time was had by all. Some favorable impression Hj- their expression. Loyiniion. . luties as president .of Morris Collefce and on account ol having left the conference?" Joseph D. McGhee to the vice-presidency., real4>nsiness be}>nn. Joe said at the out-. ted wiThindm cranium that will make this i when they are revealed and assimilated .e him in view of his accomplishments as id by the body. Voorhoe# Institute was basket-haM i""1 r-nll-rpj \yj?i giver! st meeting: of the Conference The Claflin in the FalK pastime. T 7 T- , -.1 "j i were -present at the ''meeting: are: \V. 0. tw-tif Paine whn served' for a long tinle id is now treasurer and reporter;-J.. M*1 for saying:,-that H ticket t is dean of the member; I<" rod Sheffield, the association^ official; Bill Murray, the Benedict gadfly; i and director, anil''Coiiich Brown of Voorhe association for three or more years: * . ? i ? u * - " ', " . 1 "character. He has beep at Haines mak-1 is still as ytmpg as any of them in ideas ; plendid example of how temperate living had many opportunities to change froin .his of employment, hut has preferred to lamination and belief in the future of her Py remaining there he has erected a mom f boys and girls who. have felt the touch j He has his peculiarities, hut what man ho hasn't his! . . '.hen they decided that they would abroofftcials to people working jn the several ; responsible for some of the'"poorest offiei-! playing" field. TJiore arg pi any, competent i not engaged in. school work. i.the introduction of golf. She has erect hofes for the use of lifer students. Presile sports side of his program. Claflin is. that has an indoor basketball court. She irk with sealing facilities. She has con the truck and field events held in differlakes the lead in introducing golf. ; 1 * * 1 ' ' T'' or some of our schools that have many si-. All South Carolina would doubtless 'Schedule of (lames of -Association For October: Oct. .'! Haines Inst- and ITin-hisn". College, at Augusta. Oct. 4 Patho College and Walker i Baptist at Augusta. Oct. 4 Benedict" College and (Mark University at Atlanta. -l'? Oct. 10 S. C. State College and cs> Haines at Orangeburg. Oct? 11 Paine ii'olloge-nnd jAHen U at Columbia. 'l't Oct. 11 Benedict College and I.ivingstone at Salisbury. Off Oct. 17 Voorhees Inst, and Walker at Denmark. Oct. 1/ t lad in l iny.', "and 'I lames' fuh?y. stitute ,at .Orangeburg." 9t' Oil."TS - I'aine" College and Edward >r" Waters College, at Augusta. Oct: IS S. C. State College and Johnson C. Smith-at Orangebu?tr. -of fw?I v .... i At?' - v. * ? wviivuivi iMlM'L'riOUSP, ill "Pi ' Columbia. ; >n"! Oct. J 8 Allen and Georgia State at. rt~ 1 . Savannahs l,'d Oct. 23 Schofield Inst, and Walker all-j Baptist at Aiken. . Oct. 2-1 Haines Inst, and Allen Univ. - --Jit- Augusta.. ? Oct. 24. Morris Col. find Voorhees m.- j at Sumter.; jse,Qct. 25 Paino^Col. and Ga, State at of i Augusta. * jjj Oct. 25 Benedict and J. C. Smith at '! Columbia. " . - j i Oct. 30 Allen -Univ., and Benedict, at Columbia. i ' .Oct. 3b Paine and Ala. State Teach-: ers College, at?Augusta. ' p j Oct. 31 Harbison and Voorhees at y -j Irmo. . iOct,-34 Haints Inst., and Sohoffehl | at Augusta. Oct. 31 S. C. State and Tal'iedega at I Orangeburg.. ^? | Cluflin Has Midget Golf Conr??? Ti ' ' -??-. -*1 va" i The students of Claflin are rejoic-i nifr as never before-over the-new edi-* k?f' lion i'n their recreational program?a int? , midget CJolf Course. Talk and discus- | os* slon of the - Scotch game rah- high^ ?-?when?work act1,rally began on -the j . beautiful ten hole course. \a'' The otlipial opening of this course is 1,(11 expected at?fheLJScljg'i n-g'laflin gome tiy* on October 1th. Mr.' T. D. Small, dea signer and builder is rushing mat-. I1 ters at a high rate of speed in order| a."~ to comply with the wishes and de-1 * sires of the students who are very j l. anxious to get started in this new ac-1 tivity. . . . I In^ Some nf the interesting-features of' , the "Midget" will be the unique un-j V derg round tight ing ^system, artificial i iini lake, various gothic type structures,1 dotal landscapes and concrete-edged V., fairways. The plan of the designer is_ to be able at any timo to convert 'V thm course into? a very attractive^ the . . - - i lower garnen.Mn fact it now a comhinytjon flower garden-go If course. ?On visiting Ornngcbnrc nr Hafitn etic S^?P ?^er an<' Pla>' a Kame of golf with friends. \Z}_ BENEDICT'S HOME OOMINO ~?"OCTOBER lBTtf. >1, i Columbia?The Benedict gridiron l<or garrlors now entering their fourth )0r-' weeK of Fall training will taste their . i first blood Saturday October 4, whan _ . . ' ? TIIR PALMET SPC ^gtt? JPWW K^a In ,f Inr ' m 1MB 4 St?? ? - aj^^^Kr X&m pS H B K > H . 'Members of the S. A, J they meet the "Mystery team" of the f "Big Chief Aiken" at Atlanta. This j is the initial game of a stiff, first j month schedule. ""Coach Williams ex-' poets to mpkea great showing: fori the large crowd that is expected* to attend the Ilome-Coming game when the purple and gold squad faces the^ "Maroons" of Morehouse College on* Benedict's Field at Columbia October' 18th. C -T The interest in the progress of the Benedict warriors is noticeably keen this year,. An athletic Association was m-pani/ed for the first time and will share in supporting -all oT the | athletic programs. The day folloty-ing the organization of this association a ready response from the students _|n raisiivg^f unds Tot the asso ciation was made. At the South Atlantic Athletic' Conference meeting Saturday Sept. j 27th, the Benedict representatives. \yere successful in arranging the fol-;1 schedule , Oct: l Clark University at Atlanta. Oct. 11 Livingstone College ut Salis-f hury. Oct. IS Morehouse "College at Po"-T ??Himhia. ( Home-Coming) Oct. 25 J. C. Smith at Columbia, i Oct. .10 Aflen Univ., at Columbia. (State Fair Grounds) Nov. 8 Morris College at Sumter. Nov. 11 State. College at Orangeburg Nov. 20 Pain? College, at Columbia. Turkey Oa'v classic at Columbia. (Claffln or Allen.) l -- m ? CUM MING STRUCT HI ; SP \RTANIiURC,. S. C. . . . . ,, ...... . r, ^= Will you please "advertise*. this. in The Palmetto "treiuter fot~v?e7~ 10 gridders?reported?to the?Coach Brown and" Whittington. two weeks ago. with twelve letters men back .1 Key^Miie r oster, 2nd Back * Rossie I) Stovfon Tticlrlo- T T .Jar-resRooder. R. Half; Zen Harper; ' 1,. KimI; Lish Sims, Left Tackle'; Al- j hei-t Alls!in. K. RiU'k; Lucius?High1, Center. "* I These are the boys that was trou- ! hie litsi year and looking lo be more trouble this year. . "V *. James Chavers, is fighting" hard for' Right T:nd; he .says its tough. (Tupming Street", won upper .state championship" first? year from Union. Losing the down state to Booker Washington. We open up October 3, with (Second Ward of Charlotte, N. C? at Duncan Park, Spartanbrug, S. itskE(;i:i: wni/c arry u men i Tuskegeo Institute, Ala.. Sept. 20 (loach, ('love 1,. Abbott, will , carry PVrt.v-Four men on his varsity eleven this season. Last year Thirty-Three composed the sTjiiad, but this number was found to be?inadequate to meet the pressure put upon the Timers by .the Opposition." . COAC H ABBOTT. TO TALK ' rOVKR RADIO ?Tuskegre Institute;?Ala., ^ept 20. Cleye L. Abbott, Tuskegee's football coach has been invited to give a -raUiti?tulk . when ho goes to Chicago for the annual football game between Tuskegee and Wilberforce. Soldier ..Fiehf Staditrm, on Octpber 25. The famous coach has' been' asked to speak on "The Development of Football' in Negro College. : ?' ? - LACHENS NEWS j- - "Indian Summer,"?the most. beau? tiful of al^Sepsons, is again with us. I With its sunshine, balmy aii nnrl gb ioc kln/i u>wl?oLuvu?. ^..V^ .'...VP ?'? wv, HUM VIV?I I M\r Ul^yRlcl'. Everyone seemingly is enjoying it. On SumlrtV Morning bright and early you can see. old : its wcLas young. mnkitVg thrti'-\ray to so?(e cTmich. ' On Sunday morning Rev. J. R. Wilson of Columbia, filled the pulpit at Sf. Paul Hi-.pt^t ('htrrrb,-' wit h a larg" congregation worshipping. At lieihel A7 M, F.. Preantmg Elder Mims, graced the rostrum with ope of his uplifting and soul stirring sermons taken from 15 chapter nnd 1ft verse of St. John, "Greater lovehath no.man than this,i thak he-tay ! ' ,' 1 1 _ \ , . tti * ro LldADElt iRTS ? _ l_ ' Be** i c v # 3 VS ? BPni^QH jskpRH V-: < V&H^nB III L A, A , which met at Claflin Cx down his life for his friend." The re-' C'h pbrt for the Elder on Sunday morn Sii ingnvas near $50.00 not with standing trc Sunday night's $50.00 collection. I Ec Mrs. Phoebea McWilliams 0l*._N. .1. ' he is visiting hgr parents. ' i*Mi Mr. and Mrs. Edmunds of Cal- i Mi houn* Falls accompanied by Mrs. J Ware, of Detroit, were visitors at j do' Bethel and spent a few days as.guesc < nu of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dial. j , Mrs., Jetferson and young son, Jos ! |t> eph of Augusta, Ga. are guests of i llrv, E, Si Nalman- and Mr. and Mrs.j Earle Owens and visited Bethel also. I j,-| Mrs. Babsa Miller .Jones and lUlK- j sjs bttntl-rof-Ashevile accompanied by Mr. i Copeland visited her .Sisters Misses [,MS Mattie and Amy Miller. iwiss juiia "fowler leit Friday ti>.j resunie her work as teacher in Hock Hill. ! .?/' Mr. and_Mrs. Thus, Sheton ami Mr. 1 v Andrew Fuller are al over in smiles j since their daughter and wife is now j {* convulesing. ? 1 ?? K<Spcingfield Baptist Church closed 1 ?|? a wonderful revival meeting on Fri- *tj day- night. . ... {* Mr. Jphn Wright' passed away at j ij. his iiome at an early hour-Sunday y morning.- Funeral notice later. 3* Mr. John Mc Morris was the din- {' her guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Mc- X. Morris on Sunday. ( Mrs. Annie I.ou Owens spent theTX past;;week at Myrtle Beai'h. 4* Mrs. Mary Whitner and young son *:* Ainnzo accompanied by her mother and father, Mr, and Mrs! Thos. Gold- *t* en motored out to the home of the !* late Mr. Wright ofr Sunday after- *t* I Mrs. Annie Lou Owens was hostess *j*. to the Auxiliary Club on Thursday-*-^al'ternoonl A large number of. the members were present and an intor: esting program was rendered. The_ 1'resident Mrs. Blaekstock presided Qj after which adelightful course wa3 S Mrs. Kulah McClinton was hostess g to the Pulpit Aid Club on Thursday -8afternoonwith a number of friends 3 present. During the social h'bur a 8 tasty menu -was served 3Mr. Dunklin Mildm passed away ? at his home during the week and was I 3 funeralized Thursday in the city cent.- I g ciciy. "f leaves to inouj'n a nost f)i c relatives and . friends. x Mrs. Martha Boyd, passed away at ! her home after a lingering illness and x was funeraliied at Springfield Bap- 5 tiqt Church, Sunday afternoon at .'1:00 x A large concourse of sorrowing rela- I tivesand friends were present to wit- I ness the sad rites. _ . . Jr Mr. junior Davis, of Charlotte, N. y" C., is stopping at the . home of Mr. 2 am! Mrs. Thomas Shelton. y The Social Club entertained at a ? dance on Frklay afternoon in honor" 0 of the young ladies that are leaving 2 for the various colleges. They were Q entertained at the home of- Miss Ad- ? die Lou Dial, music and dancing were p the features ofthe evening after 9 which delightful refreshments were p servea. ? ???-y V Miss Maggie Garrett. left Monday 7 to her studies in Allen U ? niversity. We wish her a pleasant c school term. > _ . 0 Mr. John A. Putmttn entered High ? School in Union, and wishes to j-plate'l _ he is niak-iTYtf ^n7T(t:?tlM" m6thCV I and "brother Harold also his grandfather Mr. C. 11. Duckett accompanied him over there., . .... ; I CAULOLLV FALLS NEWS The sermon preached by Rev. .J. C. j I.el man. Sunday was very interesting j i and helhful r The body of Sister Josie Potlow, j the 'Daughter of Sister, Ktssiah Ten- i .nant)j?aa.iaid-to reaL at Glover E .Cemetery. The funeral service | was conducted at Mt. Hebron A M E. 'Church! by the pastor Ttcv. .F(v'. m T-i'lnian, Miss Sddie MYie Ware, sa'ig a beautiful solo. "It Days ' * <> B serve <;hrjst" " ? .Messrs Earl and Weston Tuck-.j or and their sister, Mrs. Queen Ison, j motore^ from Charlotte to witness the rdoath of their sister '" ' Mrs. Violet Martin, ia visiting Mrs, ** - > /: . . - - - - - ' <- - I - - ' >1 % ? A * ??^ ^ rj ?w ??i -1 M \Y tc ff I W jVl >llege last Satui day. ^ ' ? ' ' iarlotte Conner and Mr. Edmunds ^ sttfr.Mrs Addie Mae Ware of De it, Mich, were- visitors of Mrs. ex Inninds parents, Mr and Mrs. Al- r< rt I)iah James Anderson, Mr..! Iton Dial,. Misses Mattie and Annie ^ ller, accompanied Them back hfome v,j Mr and Mrs. Morris Miller of An- . rson, were the guests of the Edmd family Sunday. The Penny Saving ..Club is still alive jr ; regular meeting will be held at w l* home of Mrs. Fannie Murry. mikk f siinpkiii' of .jackfiohimi^,'fc, a. is here visiting her mother and) tei\ Mrs Harriet Johnson and Ele Ruindrap. ti Mr. Win. Singleton, Mrs. Annie Your I Need--.Can Jie_foiinil in our Advertisi: are asked to read these advei our advertisers. We a?re proj .we. are getting from the adve dium to reacH- the puoiife? " * *? *? *" *% * #% A MESSAGE OF < When Jeath invades yOUl" family solution comes to you from the fac ANo BENEVOLENT ASSQCIAT protected by insurance laws, to pa policy which your forethought pert such. v Mutual Relief & Bt T. H. YOUNfiBLOO I'HONG 7186 REESE'S DRl MRS. I*. R. RE A h'ull l.ine of Patent (!it;aret te? ; and Tohacct Madam C. J. Walker's Times. Ice Cream and PHONE 1422 AHgenibly Street, , -?r? rK"?oO r^H%%r,r^H^^wrw%i%rvr^AWW BE ASS OF GETTING . "Call for then ~-~r> f" A ITO J j i \ w u ' "SOUTH S FAVOR! Seqd us your Jot ttent'on given Mail1 './* * i * f ' ^1 Saturday,4, l&iil ~ '"' - " ' ' .?? ' . : dmunds and Miss Minnie Calhoun ere visitors in Wilmington, Sunday , The body of Sister Sallie Conner as brought from Anderson by un-. jrtaker Peeks and laid to rest at v ^ loveiv Cemetery last week. Mrs. Julia Glove is on the sick list. ST. GEOKGJC NEWS , Messrs Harold Hey ward, Willie eyward?and?Anty Glovor, motored? L Branehville. Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Joe H. Bowman, Miss , earl Bowman, Mr. David Lemon ami [r. MeKinley Bowman,-motor i to Sumter Sunday to visit Mrs. .. JiinicJSL. Jamu^ who is very ill. ?:?. ? * Smith and Mi??-EH&abetir-^_-:_ inith motored to Columbia Sunday > return Miss Gertie Smith who has ?en spending: some time wich them. ^ Mr. Lan'tlie Berry- and "Bunk" Km/ motored id Columbia Sunday. in-town Tuesday. The" young: people of *3% O??ovure? i joyed ? a/wiqtyiven at bhc.hjnv of ts. Earline Bowman Tuesday sr.te. Tin;?many fi'UMlds of Mrs. Minna' '. H. Jones of Sumter*is very sorry > learn of her illn .ss and is praying:"* >r her a sneody recovery. Mr. Wilson, husband of Mrs. Ocell.; - ? as in town a few daVs last week and ? was aeeonipani 'd back to Pensyl inia by Mr. Frank Kelly. Rev. Lee Henderson, preached at s ood Hope Baptist Church, Sunday 1 OTrrin?:-xnrd TilKhtr 7W~-? Miss Evelyn Williams is here to. lend tm undefinite stay with her and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jones, Since cotton picking is nearly over :erybody is smiling (especially child ~ m) The * Good -Hope Baptist Church ilvertone Quartet jwon over a ReeseUe Jubilee Quartet Wednesday nito* , Good Hope?Baptist Church by f; f i points^ ' . J* Miss Mahals Haynes -entertained ^ i honor of Miss Gertie Smith las*, eek. The Parsonage of Bethel A. M. , Church is being remodeled. j^iss Rosa A. Toomer is hom >entnng a lew days from northern ties preparing to go to State A. an i .. College. w?X"H"X,,>M"X"X*'X"M":"W";"X* .V - I' Lvery - M 4 J - : : I >) \ ? .... : : i tig Columns. Our readers , x _ i tisements, and patronize % > 1 dd?of' the-dMasine**?that - X" J trtisers who use our me- *{' . M ' I f ' ) ojoceaceaceaoisceac^^ INSOLATION \ 1 rtmks, what a message of -ton? * -V ION is under contract and you y . . inevTent Ass. of S. C. ? - m D, Gen. Manager. j JG STORE | ESE.jl'rop. Medicines. Cigars, js. 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