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|wv' ' ' PAGE SIX . , . = f~ "ti lr' : * * V I ? 1 "sports pastu V H. TV. BAtfi That game out to fly Fair bet wet ' ish some real sunrises. Some unfaini ?selves embalmed in print. Both teai one, and th^ eoaeTtes are leaving' jiot possible teams on the tiuld. Alien as von a big majority of games playei have always, been close and furiously that this is an Allen year, ami the4. thing as a Benedict football tepin bad business predicting the outcom,. < ' we shall see." -?? ;? ^ ? ?' * i Two former Booker Wahlnglon st Thursday?"Bus" Will jams'and Leroy pel's, and elusive as the we'll knownto gain substantially in any gamg i spins, stiff .arms and sprints like a 1 cut key. of a Cagle, and his pufits rcn ^ get off.?An Augusta Chroniclt. to pot form in Augusta against Haines tha where. Scott is the type of athlete Frit? PnlWd elm ..I... wi ..I . din, Dave Myers,- and other great col non-colored school. I doubt seriously " all his ten years experience.-has rim _ _ *. c~ ' Some players who have their spur classic, in all probability, are."Big 1 at Virginia Union last season, "Big - form is-used because of Macl-Xipscon . . - Herbert, known better as Peasy, K. v ' . boy, for Benedict. Allen old lines ai terfield, "Bob" Burton. "Bill" Burton Reese^a new coiner ahcL ulTackle_who has been shifted to the guard positii 011 both squads that will be better K ' f _ ; * Benedict was idle last week 'since . Smith was called off due to stupe mis assignment in the-form of a sixty ra - ta. This game ended in a stale mate other's goal line. The game province mite," LaMar, Reese, and. "Bob" Bur to their feet because of brilliant runs i was unable to do much offensive gain strength on the defensive. *. This beautiful game was accompan the Hhines'and A lien players and the hntl-many supnorters iq the (irm'gi; ' ardor'^of those who would" have had i sportsmanlike conduct of one I>r. .lo Johnson wishes it to he known that ! to strike referee Perry in the. mo it] Perry's decisions. We can hardly<?ex persons who. haven't hud the advunt; owr doctors and other professional ti ? .?*"> of school training, assault-and batti 'y1 f.y not what they would have them. It peciully even tempered, hut such \\a> thinks that such action aids Haines suffers when its supporters, w bethel act the part pf hoodlums. -* ' " . " ' ' * Mr. Perry is. U.lic euULpliimmted_; In the early part of the came l.eno 1 ? raced some-seventy yanls. Tim run have been declared dead at tht. point without protest. Later in the name the hall and broke through to cross it would havj, been a touchdown. ! touchdown when Coach Jamison of -A the matter of recovered fumbles, 1IU where it was recovered and gave it I to admit having made a mistake in it was suggested that it wasn't fair t earlier mistake that two iw-rungs woi ? of a captain to make ilm pniper pi'"lithen the coach should he. *, ~ 1c is amusing" "how teams jn^ some selveS superior to teams in oilier mAthe H. A. I. A. A.r manhandling mous "'Chief" Aiken. Although the like a bundle of rookies. There was Aikens' having sent some of his best - WUVw^frtl-W. 'trarno If tlml it- ? vno -? blame. ...We doubt, keuiuialy.Jj.uii'iim: have dono much better than the team less the "Chief was keeping his play: team when it. comes to an effective o .to me. "Bama* Cunningham receive the end of the first half, for the onlj was good from end to end. "Broad on end. So did Webber. Green playi did some nifty plunging byt the I an re v _ for the outstanding performance of pecially good at end runs and the rui the best work for Clark; Arnett is a The Associated Press started a prs continue?the publishing of the scon wait from week to week before leai schools ought'cooperate with the A. see by the report that Morchntis^ rprr ard has scored at last, with a 4-1-7 w back after being defeated by Fisk a Chicago. It will be interesting ~tf) wa > tilt thik' week sinc{. Stat.. has defeat01 Smith just about as roughly as she < Fred .Sheffield will l>(. 041 th(. whisth ho>n and "Bill" Ervin on the. stick, game. There should he a cr?*wd:*h<T ; ' " Grounds stadium. STATE C O L E K G E SI BIX l> . - t'l.AKK ??--0 (By J. N, Freeman. .Ir.) Orangeburg, S. ("J., 0(rf. 'Jo. BWO Showing that same relentless attack that held Johnson Sinith^to u J scoreless tie, the State' Col lege' KteVwi suFdued the black jlmTred "machine ol Clark University I7> the tTTWe of (1? (1 11 n t Ko Ia/iuI 1 r?\n v'**- l.. The Atlanta teaftir-ihough shoving the finis characteristic of all Chief Aiken's'teams \vefe unable to pierce the State College offense for consistent gains. Do Most Of^Yoar Trading: With Our Advertisers. zX" Y " *' ' irtk'^ i ? SSi i i I lifcr Y ' ir i'iSM > b? ' . ? ?v I ' ' ' ' RE BROWSINGS Mi A kdm:i< . I 11 A lien aiid Benedict is going to furnliav names are very likely to tind themhs regard this tfest as being a crucial blngr i".ilon,. toward p itting their best usual is the under dog. Benedict has 1" between the schools but the contests l'oug;ht. Allenites everywhere believe Synodic! nippmlura believe_that such a t| losing to Alh'n is- impossible. It's ?f Too I ball games so "we shall see what * * . " . ' : - ' iirs will be pitted against each oth^r Scott. Both these boys are fast step I?? rm r-ri ?" ' eei. iriuv .say mat "tsus ' couldn't get vs. Ik'^ts watching. Scott hasn't failed^ this season. He side steps, zig zags, Pritz Pollard, lie passes .with the acuta! me of thost. "Kid" Collins used to -tor said <thnuL-hmv on seeing him pert he would make anybody's team anyLhat Tvutih.1 becamo^as widely known as ^hclburne, Dellavt Hubbard,.Wed Gourored" performers if he attended a large^ whether Stevenson, of Tuskegee, with eh on that youngster. ZmZHZHZ s who are to participate in Thursday's toy" .McFarland, who wag with Hucles ger .Bo\" Adantson -(The comparative lb, one of the fastest backs in the game, IIill, and Dean, hard playing Columbia e "White Horse" Dicks, J'Bishop" Por, "Jelly" Grant, "Hooks" Nelson, Allen m, and Ransom. There are new faces nown Thursday. her game scheduled with Johnson C. understanding. Allen had a-very (tough i n ute -a rgi 1 ment-w ifcb?H-ai nes -at -Augns. as neither team was able to cross the Thrills npk'nl.\ as'I.eioy Scott', ^'Drna ton time after time brought the crowd and spectacular tackles. "White Horse" ing against Haines, but was a toiyer of * . ied by a beautiful spirit-on"the part of cheering suc tions of both fvams.- AUen'| ti Citv. Just ono thing dampened tl)C t a perfect, day, that; was the very jyrthnsoh of Augusta (our own Dr. A. B. it is not he) who,-took it upon himself i bec ause of his dislike ^of one of Mr. 'peel proper conduct on the part of the ages of educational training, when our wn. whose^ profession is^itseif evidence r an ollicial hec"ausL. his decisions are seems that a physician should be esnot the cast. with Dr. Johnson. If he cause-he is mistaken, for the school I" t hey !Te~ - tudeiit s oi mere spectators * * for his honesty .in handling that game. , Scott recovered a Haines fumble and was allowed . 'although .the ball should of recovery.- Mr. Tutt let thcr play pass on an Allen fumble, Boswell recovered Allen's goal." Had the run been legal Ucferce Perry was about to rule it a dlen called his attention to the rule on then carried the ball back to the pdrnt to- Haines. Mr? l'erry had the courage an earlier ruling, and declared when ti can the play properly in view of the ildn't help the game any. ' he, best of law, is iuvtilretLii^hi^l.ue~xluty. -x tij-tiu- uihclals. If he 1 srrlx alert in li set^ions of the country consider themlions. State College has attain served 'the?Chrrk?imnch eeached by^bhe . fa.score' was (5-0 State made Clark look, some talk in the stands about "Chief" men to Chicago to scoirt"th0 Tuskegeche "Chief" has no one hut himself to it Ilia, [first' atrillg team iiv t.o o enuTd that played State last Saturday. Uns under cover his is a poorly coached (Tensive. Clark looks like "no trouble" (1 a nice pass from Cain just prior to ; touchdown of the game. State's line River" Dawkins did some nice playing heady quarter hack and Joe Gregg 1- w^e^th must go to "Baby Ray"* Davis a Strtt(. player. "Baby Ray" was esnning back of punts. "Arnett did about i former Clatlinite. ' * u-tice last Sunday which I hop& it will es of Negro games. . It is too long to ning the results of games. Now our 1'. 'alid furnish them with scores. We itkcd Johnnon C. Smith '12-7; that Howin.over Livingstone Wilberforce came week earlier to tie Tuskegee 0-0 out in itch the result of the Wilberforce-Clark [1 Clark. Morehousw tfjeptetHfoVlnsrm-CT lid Alleiv and Benedict. / \ :> at the big game, Myers .Proctor on the Phis trio should turn in ^ well officiated that will tax the capacity of the Fair V Their last, " resort was an air attack with Baker as the motivating, 'force, which was resorted to in the second quarter. State then reciprocated and a thirty-five yard pass from Cat)to Cunningham-, into the end | /one gave State her only points for it-he tilt. I he second haJf was marki fed by a kicking and passing game, ! Slate bidding Clark consistently uT \ i l?.? ? a........ . .... I unn territory ana repeatedly Jjcausing Clark to make costly fumbles The game was indeed a complete | upset according to the Atlanta dail| ies which doped Clark to win with her seeftnd string men. According to".I (*. ('hum, Atlanta correspondent, | the game was to have beeli simply tt -(-wao-m up-for Clark, Chinf-Aik, en intended^ to take no chances. Baker showed well for Clark while Baby ' j Ray Davis, Cunningham, Cain, DawI kins, and Evans starred for State. ^Rohmsmrv L. E. Weber 1" , . % ... - . _ . : ?\ ras palmetto 5P0 _/ ' , ? ?? 1 b_ L. i ' -J? .,,'* . ..( ~ * Bottom row, left to right: Patterson, Di Middle row: Rowe, Monroe, McQueen, 1 Back-row^ Brown, Crr??", William, Pain, 1 i?iuuKsr muruii, Loacn i^QLtOTV J. IN. irrec Battle . L. T Pearson ihn Few L. G. Mack : ?1 Jackson " G. Evans Lt James' R. G.. Franks CI Staplebrook ~~ R. T. *" Young Ni Pinckney R. E. Dawkins ar Blackliyn Q. - J.Green _ W MacPherson L. H B. Whittaker th Baker R. II. B. Moore =Arne'tt F.' B. Gain ly Substitutes: Clark?R. Bell, J. Bell, T1 Hamilton, Lynwood, Pickett, Mc Cor ley, Reeves. Calhoun. B: Officials :Refcree, Tutt, Haines; Um- , ni ' . pire, Jamison-Allen; Headline man, he Murray, Booker Washington. ? at ? r~ 1 T-... BRl t h HOSPITAL^ AGCrGSTA ^ : ci Henry Jones, Jr., of -Aiken, S. C.f a member of South Carolina State ^ College--junior-class, was brought to the Bruce Hospital Wednesday, Oct. ly [ 1/5th injured beyond recognition. He ev arid a party including his. sister Rpr- fl( nice and Mr. James H. Williams of te Orangeburg, were 'enroute from , SI i |7uiiiLs norm. ivir. .Jones was enroute^to State College. Hc received cuts; or .about the lips, side of face and a'Ti broken arm which was badly cut, his . cl shoulder, leg and hip were dislocated, h After a few operations to remove i-fr glass and sew veins, arteries and cuts ; al he is so, improved until he is ablp to' w be sent to his home in Aiken. He ex | di school by the .10th of October. da Hp was the reporter to the Chicn- A go Defender and Palmetto Leader ,for in State College. His ear, i'ust bought ni was damaged beyond repair. He has received flowers from personal friends and . Hairies Institute, ,g; where he was once a student and one., of the mighty horsemen of Haines. All are hoping for "Fed" as he is called By everybody at the schools, a speedy recovery. At present he 's er at home, 1408 FTdgefield Avenue, Aij ^en. i Hurry Up "Fed" State's waiting for I you. I went by to see him and had?^ a, talk.' His-doctor and nurse say it! nV ho mit: . Your Gfcorgte StatP and South j Carolina reporters will be back at >n| | State soon. . ^ _ V>1 L Al'RENS NEWS dii o 1 Bp Services at all churches were he'd i at the usual hours with large congre- jUj -gallons -worshipping?Special-."Har^-.^ vest Day," services were held at Bethel A. M. K. morning and even- ? ing. The alter being decorated with f0] various fruits and vegetables also, corn and cotton given by the me.m- en bers. The collection amounted to W? $22.82, Sunday morning. , Again on Sunday eveinig, another t soul stirring sermon was delivered >? by Rev. White. pc I Erof. W. A. White and four of the jej I 4H Club hovs nintnrpd tr* CnlnmKio _ ? _ --rf- Su Monday to attend the State Fair. Mrs: Emma East after a long ill- ^ ness was able to worship again at m Bethel, Sunday to the delight of her ^ friends.?? W( Rev" White opened school at Mt. Camel oa Monday. co Prof, and Mrs. Carret and their daughter motored to White Plain Sunday. Mrs. .John Boyd visited her daughter in Greenwood, a few days dgo. The Red, White and Blue Wedding - given on Mondav evening, at Bethel 1 A. M. E. Church, was a great suc, cess in every way. The beautiful bl< costumes of the brides and their at- m tendants were gorgeous. It was in- jj, deed hard for the judges to decide, but after a bit it was decided that Mr?/Annie Lou Owens, was the prettiesjt bride and received $2.50, while Mrs. Lavani* Anderson, received the ^ prize for selling the most tickets The proceeds amounted to $33.30. ^ as directress. ? Mr. Willie Bomar of Asheville, N. C,, was in the city during the week _ to see a'Unt Sue who is ill. *T M*- Wl ? aim mr?. i-u^cner uarret, ac- te= companied bv Mrs. ?red Hurgens, motored to ' Greenville^ _ during the T1 week. Mrs. Fred Hudgens was hostess to The" (Meaner*- TMub on Thursday~"af-=-'? temopn with a large crowd present. After a very interesting meeting a ? delightful course consisting of salad Ice tea, cake and cream was served. The meeting adjourned to meet at the ; home of Mr." and Mrs. Aaron Brocknnjwi'rn > LEADER RTS X4^v'^?^ 4?* *> V .-* - ? , ?' '"A ^ >_ ^ "iiJBt . .A. _ . f STATE COLLEGE FOOTBALL S( awkins, Person, Mack, Evans, Fra: 'aylor, Wkitakor, Ro'ddick. Cromei 'man. . T am?- " - ?-?- The Annual Anniversary of Rev want,. Pastor of St. Paul Baptisl lurch, will begin Tuesday night ov. 4th. with the following pastors id choirs assisting:? Rev. J. H "hite;"Rev. E.-B.?Bendy, Rev. Ma ias and Rev. W. R. Martin. On Sunday there will be a Pew Ral given h-the ?Ladies in which Mrs 10s. Golden will preside. Funeral services for Mrs. Matti* irksdal^ ? 82; who died Tu'esdaj ghtafteTa protracted "illness, owen Jd Friday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock -SW Paul Baptist Church-of whicl ie was a member. She spent mos '. her life .hbre and at Flafroof Bap st Church, before coming to?thi ty. Services was conducted by Rev evant, assisted by Revs. Boyd am ast. "Granny" as all knew her was deft ^ loved agd had a jovial word fo ery one in passing. The man iral tributes showed the high es em in which she' was .. endeare ie leaves to mourn: one son, Rev P. Barksdale, Middlesboro, Ky, ie daughter, Mrs. J. W. Mathia. eacner in the L'lty School; ten gram lildren, one great grand child, i iost of relatives anil sorrowinj iends. Those attended the fuller were as follows:?Mrs. J. G.Stue art, Columbia; Mr. Raymond Barks lie, Va.; Mr. Larr^ Fleming, Atlan rj?On.; Mis.?Zitptria?Bolden?am uighter, Greenville; Misses Cora aii una Garrett, Asheville; Sallie Flem g and others reported failed to ge imes. A large number of friends am latives of Mt. Zion and Flat Rod aptist Churches were, present. Mesdames Mae K. Garrett an< irrie Cunningham, began thei hool work, Monday in Walterboru Rev. G. H. White, spent the week id in Greenville. Mrs. Mary Whitner, accompaniei ' Mrs. Thomas Sanders and theii iung sons, Thomas Jr., and Alonz< stored to Newberry last week tc it, fniruwU ? ?? Miss Garland Moseley, is now teach g in a Presbyterian School in Greer le. S. C. Miss?Pcurie?Dawk ins?has been?n tie indisposed the past week. Mr. Raymond Rarksdale was the iner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Arnett irksdale on Sunday. Mrs. Burnie JShaw Nealy of Conbus, Ohio, stopped in the city 2 sr- -days?and atended sortrrcettrirt . Paul. Mr. Fred Hudgens and Mr. Crawrd of Clinton motored to Spartanrg to attend a birthday dinner givby Mr. Earnest Crawford which is a treat to all. Mr. and ?Mrs. Fred Hudgens acmpanied by Mr. Barksdale, Mr. and Ffi. Arnet t Bar k sdale and- ehildren. >bt. Lee, Connie C., and Baby Danmotored to Clinton and Newberry n'day afternoon. Mrs. Earle. Owens accompanied by rs. Cooke and Mrs. W. M. Moore, otored to Washington to attend e funerat of a brother during the tek. ~ Messrs Fred and John Iludgens aimpanied by Mr. Arnett Bailksdale >tored to Greenwood Sunday. ? ^ (OKliSBLRY NEWS St Paul A. M. PL Church was well essed Sunday to have two visitinp inisters: Rev. Delvin, Pastor of tin :>lly Sprin" Baptist Church, Rev . Nash. Rev. Jenerette, preached a line rmon. Sundav. A larf?p number of the members ot e Cokesburv Bnntist Church, wbr ipped at St. Paul Sunday. Come a in. We regret very mucTi To say Mis.j allie Gogjfins is still orx the sick t, also Mother, A. Starks Robinson, e of the eldest members of St. Paul, F ITS ADVERTISING Ds It thronsh ^The ? Palmetto Leader" " - tH / * 1 \ . f | " I' >? ^~ *1 ?UAD nks, Henderson, Webber, Nowlin, Green, icks, Coach jewel, Prof. Freeman. C'oaclr CHER AWL. N E>V S" ^ : The Annual Business Booster Ba; j zaar conducted all of last week at the 5 . Masonic Temple, Kershaw street, by '_ the officers and-business inarv of "ilcy M. E. Church under the direction i of Dr. J. V. Hanna, for the benefit of ] the annual fall rally of the* church, i met with the^usual success. The Baij'zaar is annually sponsored by our - city stores with articles of merchan-' ' ; (tise donated with ttr0 stores compli3 I nients. These are sold to the (hifrhest 4 i bidder. Each store and business is1 hotter and- votes~~cast foT~a"wear of I steady patronage and esteem. We * jarp indeed grateful to our sponsors 5 and will show our thankfulness -thr^ out the year by reniemberiner our.slod K?ns, "Trading With Our Home Mer-1 chants," Greater and Better Business I r For CheraxV." The doners-ave as fol_ imuo r>?t-> t-> , i\aiuwiii,t.'i r>ros. rurnuure, y'McBride's Market, The Arthur Stores,! . jlnc., T. E. Wannamaker and Sons,1 Turnajfe GrOl'UI", B. C. 'Mlliill1 it Suns,, j Wright's Grocer, Brown's Cash Grocer, Th0 New Millers Store. The Now >t ; Store, Bureh's Market, Stubbs Furnij tare Co., S, P. Jones Grocery, L. W.! u | Gardner, Mack's 5 & 10/ Walters & ; |Terrell, Waddells, A. & P. Tea Co., Cheraw Hardware, Allen Grocer Co.,' G. I . Ray Co., Cheraw Chronicle, . ICharlie, S. J. Kato, J. E. Bottoms , .(Grocer, Crawford Jewelry, Brajrurarts I Hardware. Chcrau Drily- Thi- U'.tin j civ's Shop, F. M. Crawford Grocer,' B. Finleyson, Cheraw Radio Shop, Cheraw Shoe Co., A. C. I- Cash- store,. Carolina Power and Lip;ht Co., Latter: |Chain Store, Davis' Market, Melton I Cash and Carry.. Eadson Store. The! < church is praying for the success ofatCthe "businesses of the town and j i is proud of the fine" relation and com- j ? IlK'UUtUMU ?|4U It U1 C'II-II|?1,1Mlllill SO I ^ characteristic of our beautiful City. i_ Yours fpr batter business. Negro tradp is onP of the greatest assets tfo| j southern business and . businesses j , throughout the country. . . j > - i The beginning of the Fall Rally for > Welc^f M. E. Church began last Surir;F ' A MESSAGE OF * When ieath invades your familj J solution comes to you from the f 8 AND BENEVOLENT ASSOCIA * protected by Insurance laws,, to ] i x poljcy whieh your forethought pe ~ anetirf"" " ""? ? -I?- 1 he Mutual Relief & Ij T. It. YOUNtiBLO ' * PHONE 71K6 iKEESR'S DK MRS. P R. Rj A Full Line of Paten " Cigarettes ami Tot>tr<' Madam C. J. Walker' 1-r Timea.?Ice Croanyai f ypfto'N 1422 Asaembly Slr^t, 1 'iortnftrtW"'' 'r:T-ETTj-n-.yfl-j BR AS: .' OF. GETTINC _ "Call f<J Vthfi - C L A U 5 BREAD ?r. . . . ' "SOUTH'S FAVOH ? Send- us your Jo 'Wtntion given Mail <* f - *"** J? - ' ? - . 1 Saturday, Nov, 1. 1fl30. ?t?????r-r * " " * ~ - , .... ;. ji" ..... .. ' ihiX "Tii" ?'nl I if conea elation is di '"i".l into three units. All Dicmbl'l'^ are worUirtr hard* to' reach A heiron! uf a thousand dollars*. At the end _ the deader t'l. t!>< tfrou'p raising the I' i.e. lost aiiioilnt will he n owni J J i|ii, -ii , r hi,. .Ioh.Ii !'"! a venr at (h<v Aihi:iaI rvli",v:.)Mi?H?ilouir which, will !<< In !.I i : Hi.' I . ?.! my If. ' hi' Kail: , uu.o Hall ft rill- fJmivli. m I liy ^ <*3'' : t hi H.l . ~ ^ 'l hi' Tta.le ,Dt i?ai imonl .0' C.oilUo' Mi \i" tl.'iov, ji.ot ?o c.l a M<t 'huiii' ul ami 11 11 i rial Ide^iouet ?n Alondav 11 Iit" 10. Represental'v s ot' each trade ami trade studTTiT * hui11u l ( It' Dili' Hundred. M???- ? chatds the'to.wn who arc interest in s.? i-irtr this dcj a; talent. tivow pl;o donated to this liuisi'i IM\ f?. \V. Lotij* pml the two, leaf hers in.tharac of t)-'' 1 11_ departinert; Prof. A. M. rears and AT|;s- J. \'. Ilanna. lot'other wilh t'v-. cry on;* present wish to 'oppress their. ' ~ sirccre tha?l<s. 1 . ?l'hir tin1 na1-! a ekH-he- Pec Dee Hon tist Church and pastor,' Rev. A. I*\ Prince, have been conduct i in* a week of evening services with visit iniy pas torn ami congregations. Tlu> church hits-rti? it-"*-rally also Many __ fine^ speakers were heard during the week. Their "plans ar(? meeting with great success ar<l the una I 4s -within ighi. ?v-, i? An Halloween Party, will he held at ttfe residence of (Mr. and Mrs. Marion Wilson, Front street, next Tues- ' d:>v night n.t 8:00.! (liven by-the S. T.. St. Club. ?- ' ; . ?riiAKi.rermx m:\vk. ? The Cosmopolitans On Friday. Octybei^ 2-1, llh'50 Mad-.- i am Maynie Felder Hutchinson-was the charm!ng hostess tb the Cosmopolitan Bridge. Club and guests. Novelty Halloween -tftHy?cards wore presented ? to club members and guests at half past" five. Tables Were set for sixteen. : ; ? After three* hours of much excited playing the following prizes were:j. ? awarded: To Mrs. Ruby. Cormvell; holder of highest guest score, .a. love- - . ly box of Torpedo hath salts; M'iss Marjrncriti' ( lark, holder of highest ^ ?Lib sdore, a beautiful oxidized . jowUl'.V box. T.. Al , rlM...l1n;i I Im lon .' . .holder of lowest truest score and Miss Mat truerite Ifra-er, lowest club score, ~ twin hoop-boop-pa-doop novelty dolls. * * The members preseTTt were Misses Dorothy Hail. Mar.iruyrite Clark, Mar_' iruerite Feasor. Naomi (Irani, Dorothy liolViuan. Maude Hyatt , Me; dailies -.Leila K/.ekiol, Mildred Hare, Mayme Johnson, Ilea u tab Levin, Anita Oliver, Charlotte Ho. s I'owell. 'iMieloi.-i Harrison. Mesdanies Thelina Hiiilonfr, and Uiihi ('ornwell. ~ A A doliirht i'ul repast , of l .lfia fish salad, snltinCs and eoeoa with niarslinpffHow whip was served. * Mis. Ilelwi lirown (Union aec?iinj;anied Reyriiind Mrs. (I regie to Ot antrobtiry 1'jjfylay.. Oct. 2-lth. While therdaMrs. rutfien amended the game hetwiT'ii C 1aBin and WalKer Haiijist, Mid the plaw "Sun l"p" at Clai'lin. Hirfp Announeeiueiit ' 'J 5 li v Mr, nndV^frsi. David L. -Harn.(lp i!iimi.'.Mn.T itu; iiinil in :i soi*. * >v jr.,. 1 ?;!(>. name 1>. I.. ri^^p^aaoaoiomooooooaacrgj^a XtJNSOLATiOiN I T", r ranks, what a message of i)n. \ u'ot thai THE MUTUAL UJOi^jr * TION is umier vuntract '""'"you '* pay you promptly your inst:unce i rsuaiied you to take out c?,urjng * lenev'tent Ass. ofe. c. I? 01), Gen. Manager; IA01 \i TAYLO siuKKT 3 * ia&a&&ao.o.o o oojtoooo0 o r/o o a 00a :UG STOJiffi I KESF, Vrmjf t -Mi"lh/nn<:s. Cijjura, ? i-ds.y^iA Full Line of, M|TProparation? at all " aj id fioda.i, $ K 7820 ~ ' '"""Columbia. K_ fV 8 ...... ... g r.'hrtrvoviAr^^vvj-jr t?vii ? i STJRED J ^ THE. iBF.ST J 111 name" I * C f XT ' r? ) o n, in d CAKES I ~ SITES SINCE 1841" ferPrinting. -Special Orders. ?' ' '