The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, February 28, 1931, Page Page Six, Image 6
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SPORTS PASTU
H. W. BAUJ
Columbia has been denied the priv
* far but there ma> be one in the otlinj
j^""" uQk'J-'t. They should' draw a Rood crow
, \yhii sbeaklll[^ i^f ullklllli, *
> handling of irames I have ever seen
Washington, Harper of Pajne and M
in mind that brisket ball is a so eon
and clean.
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The boys are out thes^ afternoons
long before the .diamond arbiter w ill
. ?---j. ' ball!" Many who have had no inter
_"i- seen gracing the bleachers, grandsUi
sports for those who love them.
The local basket ball team was su
nilo^ nr\ Cfl 4 orf 1? I
.?? up uu Jl) llll'ir IUM.
baskets for 4o points. That sounds
failed to show the form in thoir-hv t t
previously played. Perhaps the sehi
team.
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The Allen Men's quintet ended --the
* hees. They received a ssvere. truunei
final count being .55-22. The Allenit
which ended- with^A?oorhoes Heiding :
leston boys, Poirjsette and Smith we
in the second half .tho score* cent;in
was all but powerless. The Yo< r'hee>
len's star forward Porterfield in chei
Smith proved to .be charged dynamiU
The State girls engaged the Vooi hi
to the boys' game. Vporhpes was ret
the game is not to count because ?
-teams with the officiating in that gam
mended for taking such a position tv>,
eryone who wit.ne_s.sed that . ..nl.'-e-M.
^ cisions with no thought of favoring
that were at times disastrous to both J
?of the rhat go juI^ kilovvtTTg~tnTyi liinu'
- should under no circumstances acceji
one knows nothing about the rules
That is done far too often.
VOORHKKS DOWNS AI.I.KN ri5:2l
The Voorlues Quintet handed Allan
aggregation a 55-22 set nek here Sat
urday. The game was fast' and at"
fnnlwl mnm- tl""ll .
-y ,
Allen opened the "scoring with ;i
foul goal. Vborhees, at first seemed
field goal. Voorheef. at fir^f sVeTneii
. . .. . to find difficulty in locating'the basket.
With the entrance <M" .Poinsettr
and Smith, the Voorhoos ba-ketcor
_ NEWS FROM
CRKKNW OOI) l ot VIA *1 K \ i n l>it)
II It n ll.ll III A I1 It S
Having reached lhvwer ' Normal
School in September 1.Mf. Thomas
noted very, quickly that the cam
pus Coll he I.i:iih. very Ii it i f i. 111 i.n
white* washing the trees. Thus, his
work begun. With in a week# having
white Washed ntii.' ImVwnwi .r,..i
t+^esrthc campus lookyil* as. thuugh a
fairy with her majic \v.iii?l luuf touched
it "and channel I it oyer nigh^. .
No man, white or black ran help his
race-unless he knows where help is
needed. Therefore,Mr-. Thomas spent
the remainder of the month of Sep
ntg conditions .anion}? the fanners of
the count,Vfcftjui on October 1. he.
starting, ir^piw gear,. presented to
. his first "eveirnVg.1 as"si lesson on
, winter cover crops; namely: Austrian
winter peas and dairy fetch. This
This lesson though being entirely new
fc^the farmers, was a success; because
thoy-yicldod to his teaching.?Name1
ly Mr. M. C. Anderson, Mr. Clyde
Martin, and Mr. Walter - Mcintosh.
A lesson on rates and dates of planting
oats was also presented.
Shifting year from first to second
the younger minds- were?uncounted.
All enndlniuni of b'n> and I'iih
at Brewer Normal School and 27 yt
Ninety-Six Hi School, marked the In
pinning of nothing easy free. Young
minds were - made for leisure -ami
not for?work?hirt aft, r - eonstai.T
teaching the lesson sooaked into their
minds and a each result each month
er took as a project either one of the
other of the following. Poultry, swine
cow, garden, cotton, corn or potatoe.-.
At present th|e winter gardens artwell
on the way.'
Not only the Vocational projects
have been improved but each member,
following the Honte Improve,
ment Program under the supervision
of Mir. Thomafs ltas improved his
hbffte witli two or more things Xlk:
Home Improvement' Program, nmsists
of planting of Mowers and
. lawns, repa1?ing of gates, repairing
of horse stalls, cleaning, spraying
1 ?C,.? rp
arm iuaitiiiK n?i^ iUi?n , .
pairing and cleaning poliltry houses,
. ; building farm shops, constructing
flowers pits, pruning, boring and spray
ing orchard trees, etc.
Home Improvement practices do
not mark the zenith of this tireless
worker amonc his unite course class
es, but going a step higher, he aw
~ That" by fining n htrnf~ta7id*rnpiTig n
^ Ninety-Six H i School in a few months
passers-M' ftllty?frflrrt?their uyt:*?u&
about 600 feet of hedges and ftewers.
Shifting gear for the last time to
i high, Mr. Thomas, hy this dime luul
gained the confidence of both the
L- leading wlf.te \of Ihe agricultural
world and of the farmers of his race.
If Noting that the farmers of his nice
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^Bglg - J '. O.
RE BROWSINGS ~ |'!
UGAKDNER
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ileyu of witnessing a yirls' y;ame thus;
i. The Allen yirls haven't lost a yamei
(I when they play. .
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he well tp statu that some of the best
has been doip., hv Malworth of Rooke!'-)"
ontayue of State.. All these men keep ;
taet yanie i litis keeping. it fast, skillful:
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chasiny the elusive pill. It wont be,
be heafd to yivjy his eonimand: "Play'
est in foot hall nor basket bail will lie '
mds and side.lines. 'All these are line!
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am pod ayain last week when Sohotield '
inson was Sehotiehl's biy shot with J<i
like some kind'of fWbrd. Allen's team
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wo trMiiii s ihw-wh-. snovett mi tne oamv
i>\hitr was a I it" too htjrd f??i* a vourijr .
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4-r t'liiit'lr- scasvii la-t SU-urdny at -"-V-ow?invf-_stt
t he hands those w< >i-4 hio^v-lho
e-> v!i?l fairly well dnfinpr the first.half
t ti\*0 tvoTtTTs'TiTad, hut when two t.'iurre
injpeted into the Denmark olfen-dve.
ual elimhinvf-- for \'-ui..rtu-es while Allan
retards were s'ueoes.sful in.. holdintr A1
k ' thr?uinh??n,t tin- >rame. I'oirisette and'
u'es Ja-sv" at Voorht-e^ in a prt*liniituir>ui'lHal
the winner lml 1 understand t-liat
?f dissatisfactioli on the part of l?.>th
e. The Voorhees peopl^. are to In- eom
insure fairness. It was obvious to evatr-the
referee, -thotrfh" TOii'dfifVjr hi- d< --either
teaon rendered many <leeisie':5>
eams, hecatise of his ah-olutr iimo.-oinV
' about the tranio. It1 seems that una
t a eall to oflieiate in a eofitesf when
under whieh that ?- >r 11< st is enndiietod.
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1 I shot fir^ii all an .trie's. and made I.
j ket al ter haskrh '-I'.lie A lion iraardI
I' Were hid J ilev? to -'em the harra",. ,.f
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I Nesmith played a nbml name >n!
i eenter for Voorhees. I'oinstti .of
I [ Voorhees led the? eorinjr with Id ha
I j kets" and J foul trools. Sif'jtli' jo
I ...M-iri.n;- v..i> IK'M WITH N I'il I;.,
' ? M'l - 1 < '111 ' P. I ct licM
' I l-'loy<| |i];iac(| In-.t J'<u;; A lieu. '
THE SCHOOLS
l..uKt-.i :n'il, hil\ |.. I,; ., |\,r j.lt i,, ;
; ^ t lie I'litv , t'.tfl urv W ! i itii I ; y
(ilit e.tiu in n|, S. .and prepared i
timely l< .-xiii <.ji milk, in this. h.<
pietuied t.. the iarniers .rhv :i<l\:inli;
' I'11' 111Lr .it; nvih"r"tTT? vt i '
iti -Lt <1111!?l> .:11- .. i ii . -i
in mi' >il|l| til ItS
ehr^e I'.'utmy.
tTi? first lesson was held it \>. .
iy six iIi Si.liiiul. Tim foil..wine
were thy ft' and. leet u f**1! I mi mill' pVo
(itu'lidii: ' Mr. Hurt. Head of <"i.
Factor.'.: Mr Turin r. iJairy Sfa^ i??
. ami County Agent:M C~7TTe:rtFyTT,ri-,
eipal Ml' Ninetv-Six \V"hiIty Hi Seln '
and Mr. "i"r< lit, Agricultural lo:n in
- ?ii?.. |. 4.?v4r^.?- ??_
The fulliiu ing nuni took ( iius a
??r?iji-ft: Mr. Harrison Mu>>, Mr, < ar - ""
roll Muss. Mr. M. I,.. (Sarneiv M i\ .1. Ik'
i)caii. Mr. I!. (mode. Mr. A. Ik 15..w'
' Oia'n ami Mr. J. S. Harris
The agricultural work of this com'
iy is running in high itwif audi r tii" ,
christian leader <1 would say. din.
t ian?leader?because?Lm?is a g 11. ,
church worker as well as ;i super',
"ag' man) the county will eventual!'
make up to a new day ifTwl say-aTTTT",
alas. I see the. light.
l.l.MMi 10A SriHHH. \MI I.<M M. j
NKVVy
" Tlu School 1 inpiVivrurfi iit I.cngie.' j
it-Id its monthly meeting. Tuesda'i. J
nigMt., Feb. 10. The' meeting wa- [
" killed to order ny the rresifient, Mi>.> '
N*. Waring. Sentence prayer by
members; scripture, reading by lii,
member-; scripture reading l.y tb. [ i
secretary. Tti
Madame* Isida Waring and I..7[
Thompson were visitors. Mrs. Wat: j
ing in her pleasing,way gave *an in- j
teresting talk to the young folk.
Several students have been imi. j
post <1 with tlie flu. , . .
The "Metric .Makers" Club is progrcsing.
The little folk understand ^
" u'cll wli t ft mean-' In I"?"ii'.nn"1' '
and they are working hard to ac- ' !
eoinpTisli their lit in.
The' School I mpVovenienl Tongue '.I
gave -a Yaii ntiiU' I'arty in the scho I ;
auditof ium Friday night, T tT?. 1"U>.
Tin* partv consisted only of.cluh titen'bers
ami invited guests. The mem
hers and "nests were dressed apple- (
priately For the occasion. .'I be even
inpr' waS* pleasantly spent playing *
Kami's, A delicious a hid course wie
served. -
..Miv. Susan Brown. mother of M>-s '
Carolyn Brown arrived in Bexitig
ton Friday morning, from Atlantic
1d"iK. n. .Ti sik'.p.hi ii1 mni11 uiMi i.ei?
! daughter until school (doses. Mis,
: Brown is the picture of trood In alt h. i
The -friends df Mr.' and Mrs. .John (
1 Wise are dad to hear that their son,
Mr. John II. Wise, who has been seri- >
' oiisly il| in New York City is some-,1
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SPO
what imi'mvft, Hi- sister. Mrs.' Rt- _
;nvc;i Mclntp<h of Youni'stown, Ohio t
was with him i
Tu?'Stl:i" c\\ n'intr. Feb. IN, Mr. and
Mrs. Win. Corley. entertained a nuinWsi
it. I'art v. i
. Purine i!> ' evepiny .-wee I music of
lis., radio was enjoyed. The tfues.tswen":
Messrs II. I.oiiek, Freddie Booz
m . 1!. F, Hradfiiril. Joseph and Wil
' ' P.ai.er. .Messrs J. Preher and
Wi'i, Motley were the in'es of theevOUhit:.
. ^ j
Tl i' !'" ilious werr inriisnn^-ed
with tin tin, hut we are triad to re
port them impi-ovinjr. Mr.and Mrs.
liL-h. tul son:-Mrs. .M. Drafts, Mrs. .
It it h Pnw U ns i- ald? to he "itut a^iin
limti . M i >. I M'.il \V ise- and Mrs. Fran
cis t auirhnuiii. ' .
iit)? iw mi.i. m:\vs
The prineipat 'and teachers of the'
I to:1. 11 iII t!i .oh i[ Si Iiqq| have worked
Mnt' r'UL-i;. for the uphuiidinj? of the]
school, -iii. e it "opened ind are still Iw
01iae i >d to pa', the. program!
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Se\n i:r i-i41i?> have lieOn organized
Tmrrrrrr?Mm?irirl -o! t-ftt* Wttint': K-eoin'
. ;? t' I - 11 Mllel it.
.. "1 >'? "'?.l'l i.'.ivt-1 ln'tftili active wyrk J
Hi'fl; fivdV cur or ih?> other fuy- I;
teniij; sotr.e phase ?>(' .entertainment
ii'l tl.O rC.i.uoj. ' ' ' . . [
I 'j-niv-11 >!'< ! t.s -rtmf - Itis- "tif??boyTs" t
I'Ov <>r.im.ie;tl.i.ti-| ^-o they have j
planned a .I iu" pai ty H'o'r Friday *21,!j
rt-i?' - ' hi7,,-' yl.'..!w?-t Trhoy I i
pi *m *ti> M-nist.l\ tin- grounds while | i
;..i hif . h< aiit i/y t hi- building ill-11
l'i Kohi-i ii-. and-Iris boys got I
!- la- ! wii-k .and cemented- ground j
iiiV litititp. Mi - Vs an added and a
, ' J : -r -t
?VI V ijed c.a.use. . w... I
K ... r\ I- riday everting i he last perf- j 1
i*:i u fur p't:hiie rliepir ieals; last j i
v.V< i. tie .1!! ir?"adi' it ndcred tin excel- i
)/> r"i - -pi-a.: and week the': ?
>T+r irr-d- ' i.eiaii ri d a vrr>v appropri- f
a'e ' |>: * r_ luii.li in' 1 he'so clysse.-? 1.
u'-ie i. '.111 t h?' dirie i'>n of their ctl'i- ' ?
i .: : a. i - Mr- Minn .lanpie.s, ; I
S.'i FeT i l> . nr.n Vnted highly l'or M
-P-- pri'vft-nta r? inlerde i KyTie-f classes.. 1
i da;.' .Menrlaiiie F. Cain.-Jr.," :
,\ I' Al. A. linker, 'Itligenje.
\\ i \V it .hunch. motored 1
i I...1; i'i- nn t>n?iiu>? Tlmi-i.
} !?*< I'.'.?!!? ' !it :it tin* school I
i / ,!>\ ? ?!! |>1 i he clubs, oh i
i .1 y :ii -i;t.
\\. -I.:.. I . 1'. J. Chavis, .
<> < i. a! I!? the: .V. M. K. Church.
; a.I ij- SunU'tillK'
ur', M i s.. 1'. .Lisbon.
..! I llaivai caul Mr. lirioly
I : r? i.?u?-ii ;?> . ("uarlv-ston on .
"i ha ;nv. .
! .!>!:;/ ;.i.vl i .ML'si;s J^'ancy ami <
i t i I: ;fn ell'UltUinmCnt
?!i U:o.>>;u ivir.tsof the !
, i.: .:: ' ' -a' pile 'school.
tj . v ia .a civ-'.vii. an'd ultntv o? ;
L.. ! - . - aim: rinuu!. |Mch.- '
?V .-ay i " . I t -. St li'tl.cl ts. Illu-'.
I" > i . fr-riu s l i r i at 1
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\v'. ii iis M. - w Ni. <
Aintri- on an.!' N'lis. ??1.- A. Maker nm- <
v" ' " I'li.r v !vi' .iiHI.
V. _!m- M . Aii.K'i - i>n vinw.i ,
. : M who 1
< it i'- !! .St.
\ vi'\ N'lvimri that Mr.4. ?
?j i. .ir.. r> . oiiifsvlint imlis- l
f-r i; l"'1 ! ". :;ti? t v. o-'li-ot l< .*'Xtr-a?A? <
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M. ! . t a rr. h t'> tlu>. Smitiu'/
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! i:: 1 I'.;.: - ' /.*>.?.. Siiialnjr'Trftvri. i
Mr.. W'/Hi'. -...A.icd in ("Jtav- >
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Mr, k < a;n: -ir.. imI Misstv1 I
.i. i" U'ii'i*- M. Ai.letron an l .
M:.-. .I,n.: i!s ;i tin* I;- 1
rj i? > -'.ii 1
r"': " V~''~-11. >' ,! MM I
rr:i<!? yra\r a -hi |>ii-c ilimur t*<?r the
; .riii c- t.'i la \ . (J illc a tival :
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- a i T?i" i - i t j! 111? : mi Aloii<laV t'?>r tile i
Lt ;a a-< I < ' u aa t a s?UI'J s
ba.i- ;. f: 11 i i c 1 i; i i s \v> iv vi'si- ]
tot's. I in M"!nl.!\ at' I ae f? il.M.I, ( Vino ,
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'lh,-. la i i'.au.y tea. Ivr-' nu-vtintf ^
in * 'avi ' S.ii. ?tij;s\ ; i|ilitf-*nil?ltlhcr ' .
a' . I e r* \\ i-i i luvsi1!,!, ( , .
--AV-r- -?> thr?4 Ur. .Ill,- Hunter 1
Ml r ,?I I I. i . i . , V . I i a 1 I I .11 1 a i,rl?III I I a Vc , 1
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\tr, and Ajr ' I < tw4ie?istij?way, are t j
i;.? k A it lr i aft' r fii.i' ;i\vay t*? n' 111 i I c*
..w '."'!-. . , ;.-it and ln altiiy hoy lias ,
1 ' t ' i i ti' i : at this da to 1 ,
I .-, i- J ' !; and 1 1 dn\ old. known ' ,
ill. (I'fti ! h uu iiiivvwav. the i '
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T nn'i |ri .> s.! jo say that tin- \\ liitte- I
' v , ta 'I i d?Wni? e piiofufl Iy~r
wi'il -urlr a "ia!u-'',7i_kJdie Ilea:!
(iiiwi- lilulV a pver Incil) of course [
ill. i'Wtr-' f?y??n---Ka-~?M+e tttort- Villi 1
kih a . IIi>v. ran yon k("( p your child
fl am !> in>_'' :,h ihdulycr in snlokinj/ !
< f"irn?ti
i tii' J"11111f 'yi'iiiv; ?it* Ini\v can you j j
I I I'll yniir - l taiciit;:- to know his]
l"---'iin 111111111 Vi i\v when \uii fa i'11 tili'i; j i
up tonight until !:(H> o'clock in the j ^
morning playing panics; poor judgement.
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ro LEADER ?. _ ^
RTS
jQur head should I think got linked
and coupled with leading men and
institutions; indeed two-thirds of the
world is "bluff," "bunk," and "junk"
What we that is listed as patrons
should do is wake up-awt--see because
lime is swiftly passing-by.
< The time is now you hardly know
\yho is who. But time is the surety
that I know will tell; and remember
that poet who says; "1I<* who steals
my purse. steal* trash;. but ho. who
ryb me -of my good name, steals not
that which inriches him but makes me
poor indeed. ' > ?
The head is alright in a "way,"
but he does'nt "weigh" much. ?
Ny.knox?but facts.
Wbiider" what wilt Ernpvdowhcn
school closes; Mr. Ro+rt. Johnson has
killed his business, spent the money?
and acting funny. *
AIKEN NEWS /"'r
The. SdiofieM Institute Quintet de-,
fcated the- fast llanos Fhstitue five
to the tune of 48-.'W
St-hoficld took the lead at the beginning
of the ?? mp with Thfimnsori
and ?Seubrooks leading the 'atjtack,
not tine: seven pointe before the visitors
could score their first point, and
kept out of danger throughout tho
ganie. The score at the half, was
1 -22 favor Schofield.
local lads were at their best
-howi n g a decided"improvement- m
their passing attack since their last
game. For .JJchofioUl, the. *i?ril\ant
court:w<jrk"*;Tif "-ftoEifigon ~nnrt'*Phomp>
son was ouT?tandin?" and close
guarding of Stevens and Bectptt was
largely responsible for the fast and
inaccurate shooting of the visitors
Robinson was the high point man of
game with eight field goals and four
tree throws to his credit. Micheals
11' the-visitorsj second with eight field
goals and two free throws to his
credit.-' For the- visitors, Bird, _H.
Lamar alul'"Micheals played well.
At present-.sciionna is at uiu m-iu'
of tin* cbnl'erence7 having lost one
game and won five. With one more
has a chance to win the championship
by. winning that gpme.
A large number of Aikenites arc
confined with thy "tlu" at this-'Writing.
and the "teachers of the different
schools report that their classes
are poorly attended because of this
visitor,
'The Rev. R.-A. Callaham, B. I).,
who was recently called to the pastorate
of Friendship Baptist Church
was installed as pastor last Sunday
afterno.j-v, Feb, 22. The Installation
services was begun on Thursday
night, Feb, lb, when the Rev, J. B.
Jennings, 1'astor of Cumberland A,
M. F. Church was* called.-on to deliver
the'opening address; he in turn
was followed y Revs. E. J. Daniels,
J. w. T. Kennor and L. E.
Ginn. " r ' '
The, installation sermon was preach
ed'l)V the Dr. R. J. McLean, Pastor
of the White Baptist Church. Tin?
11.111,1. **?^W-|iii lnr
Dr. J. J; Stalks,' Riasideiit of Bene1
iei College. The Junior Choir ren
lcrcd very -excellent musice-for the
ceasion.
- Ii-' I ?L- .-Stacks preached at both
i'i vices at Friendship last Sunday.
j4LJ?earts were tilled with joy and
gladness at hearing the message.
Dr. i). J. Dixon bfBarmwU one
T i he leading"colored physicians of
lie state was in. the eity for a few
lay.-; the guest of 'Brother 17. I~
l'oney ~ ~~7r~
Rev. A. MeFarlin,'Presiding. Filer
of the Charleston District of "llu
'hairtT?spent- a few days
.villi his brother .Mr. 1. .Mel'arlln on
l^'iidleton (St. 0 :
Dr. D. M. Scott o.ur colored physiiaii
has been confined since last wees
n the ho-pital in Augusta, Ga. He
s under the care of Dr. A. B. Johna>n.
W.e arc glad to report at this
.veiling he is much improved.
?Ttm?Wr?Ur nt+d?F. M.?Society of
Cumberland Church met at the
tmliu of the President, Mrs. . AJ.
Jenkins- last Sunday afternoon. A
arge number was-present and much
.vas said and done for the good of
ill' Villi,-'
The Aiken County Teachers Association
met last Saturday in the
.Jraded SchoTd build i n g with Prof.
\. \V. Nicholson President, presiding
\l'ter demonstrations in elementary
rrtHrtTfetie and spcling the body was
xddressed by 'the "County Supt. Prof.
K. 1). Smith.
Prof. S. P. Bradby, Principal of the
sehotfetd Normal and Industrial
school wvgs present and gave an inspiring
Address.- '*
Mr, Samuel Xorris. of Anderson, S
and Miss Louise Corner, of Aiken
.vere happily married Saturday noon
it tlie parsonage of Cumberland
'.'hurch by the Pastor, Rev. J. B.
Jennings. Only the members?of the
'amily were pi-yserit. Tliey left imncdiately
after the ceremony for Atanta,
(la., where the groom is enidoyed.
The services at Cumberland
''hurch Sunday were very inspiring.
ntlay morning the Castor, Kev.
leanings, preached a greatv sermoni
>11 tin; .."Providence of God." Text:
Matt.. (J:2<">-'j0. This sermon w.as inlevd
interesting. There were many
isitors present, afnong whonf weret
In. A. C. McFarlin, Presiding Elder
TTTTfe riiartcstofrTttstrlct of the "Gr
M. K. Church. Mrs; T. II. Addison,
I'oaoht-r at Ileitis Academy, and Mrs.
Sniallw<>(xl-+>f- Twti^rwho -is spemfT
ing the winter in Aiken.
The nnisical given Sunday night by
the Senior Choir of Cumebrland
Church was a rare treat and was enjoyed
by a large crowd.
Bishop Keverdy C. Ransom, D. D.,
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L. L. P.. will preach at Cumberland
Church Sunday at both services
The public is cordially* invited to worship
with us.
LEEsVlLLE NEWS
The Second Annual Deelamatior
and .Singing Contest irf Johnston, Sa
luda tand Hampton Junior High
. Schools?was rendered .at Hamntoi
Junior High Thursday evening, Feb
10. Mr- Robt. l.ogan nf Knludh?ee
. rfivodftrsTdeokmnit ion dirUinn p-Mrs<
Lambert Hoyd of Leesyille, second
LeesviUe Quurfct received .first sing
ing decision; Johnston second.
" Johnston High afvd HanipUiii Jt? n
ior High played a game of basket bal
here Thursday afternoon. The scor
es were: - -3-0 favor Hampton.
# The quartet and octette of Hamp
ton appeared in a musical recital a
Swansea Monday evening.. /* *
Miss Mayme Boyd who is attending
school at Allen University visited hei
parents Sunday.
Prof, and Mrs. J. T. W. Minis, Mife<
- Yi-rniro Kllorho and Mr Miltun C.regi
motored to Columbia Saturday 01
business.,,
NINETY-SIX NEWS Prof.
J. T. W Minis, principal ol
i l.oeV.ville??School, aceompaniet
by Mr. J. 11. Watson' undertaker oi
liidgespring; Misses- Hattie Pe)ry
Bennie M. l)uanv members of hir
- -faculty, -guartet- and glee club were
the welcome' guests of Mr
and Mrs, ,1 R. Dpan on Wednesda,
Feb. 11th.
The farmers in and around Ninety
| Make $10 to$2E
| Weekly Woikinj
| Evenings at"Horn
.{. ; Earn money during spare ti
Y firms and dealers. No selliner t<
X ness is interesting work which
{ matter where you live. Mail on
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|? know how to supply them. Th<
every day.
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business, how to get names, how
.j. prices to charge, also how and v
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Saturday, February 2K, 10,11.
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! Sis-are-iacllrz-in .'the dark with..th^.
fond hope of being: able to pitch another
crop. God only kows what the
final results will be.
Mrs. Mattie Jobber, teacher in the
r Ninety-Six High School "and Mr. J.
ii. Jobber is quite indisposed at thi3
writng. The former is suffering a
1 case of flu, and the latter a severe
- j case of pneumonia;their many friends
I joins me in honing them a speey re
> | cover" . .
The lovely v^ife of Kev. K. R.
=-~ ""WfifiahTsj Pastor of Trinity M E.
^ Glmrrfr-wns rushed a few davR-ggo
; to Brewer Hospital where she under
went a serious operation. She Is
improving ranidly and the fond hope
- of--her _ .many fjiends ia *^hat phe?-1
I will be herself again.
Mrs. W. VV Thackston and Mr.
Willing ^hoekston of Greenw^- ' ? s
the Sunday guest of Mrs. L. H. Dean
j .and Miss Gladys Griffin on Sunday
Feb..22..
r Mrs. Mary J. Lark .have moved
! her cafe from its .former location to
j Sherod Ave.- The public is cordially
. invited to call at any hour for meals.
I Mrs. L. G. Dean, is having her
^ lumutifuT'home Tepainted*whieh add..
t much to its appearance. im
The members of Mt. Zion, Young
Mt. Zion, New Hope and 'Bethany
- have presented to th^ir worthy pastor,
ReVj J. T. Marshall, a high pow-?
[ ered 2lJ Ford Sedan, and may I say
] to the nublic he is now ready to *'?'> .
f preach my gospel saitn the?Lord.".
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