The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, October 10, 1931, Page Page 6, Image 6
Pajr* A , .. SPORTS
PAS'! I RK
: .BROVVSiNKS?
" " H. W. BAL'MGARUNEK
"The Mighty" Gunn brought his
? ' Walkor Baptist warriors over "here
last Friday and came near throwing '
the monkey wrench in the Jamison
Machinery. Yes sir, the Augusfans
held the Allen Yellow Jackets away
. from the final stripe for.four quar- ?
tors. What is more, to show their
might they permitted the Jackets 1
to get within the five yard, line four '
?? times. YherPfooIc the oval and kicked :
it out of danger. The Gunns display- 1
ed a splendid defensive game. They
a'ppeared to content themselves with 1
preventing Allen from fccoting as they I
did not keep the ball for more than i
one or two downs after gaining uos- <
session. Though ft was a scoreless ;
tie it will be considered by many a 1
.moral victory for Walker Baptist as <
they were considered the under dog. i
* . ? . , ' * . * ' .* * . '
?: Considering the?intensity with i
which the sun beamed down upon t
players and spectators, a fair game
. was played. Allen did most ,of the I
ball carrying but failed to impres- c
as far as an effective offensive is con- ;
cerned. Burton (W.) did some nice (
kicking white Porterfield's work' at i
Center was snappy aiul aggressive, f
Captain Robert Burtcnand a recruit i
named Holland played'- nice games at ;
? the?wing?posts-?Hodges {was?tin?--;
mainstay of the liuo. Time and again t
he would break through and. nail his
? man for a loss^... ......
For Walker Baptist the. whole line
played well with the lion's share go...
- ing to tho Center and a little guard
whose name I believe, is Smith. Unless
I miss my guess there is no i
team In Walker's so-called" c lass that
will have a peep in ugain-t ,hvr Ihisv'
veear. That goes for the Tntts lo.<>.
Ropes were stretched the length '
of the piavilla- field at Hurst Field last _
v Friday, tiiauit." tii?iTi't\r?i-n?>Li.? w m..i_
I'd in -ffe matter of retaining the
crowd from eTiy reaching' on TTit? side
: UlU'.S. l)Ut yet there wer.- mum ullli ?
appeared not to know justr why those
lopes -wore 'placed there Ft. may
ftiC* "evuiy, better next linie. At lea. I
let ns cherish Quit hope. <
- --?.? ? V- "A *
' Fred ShelfieId, Cv Cotton and Iten--ry
(Jack) William- were the officials
in the opening game.They did a nice
job. Sheffield said .after the game
that it was very encouraging: to him
that there was no. perceptible roughness
on the part of either teamsr
This week finds the Alleiiites pitted. '
against the Morehouse aggregation
: at A l laiita. Tiie coaches have .'work*- -
. ed hard and believe that their team '
will render.a splendid account of
themselves against the Maroon host.-1
TURKIC IMC (iA.MICS ON TIIKICi: .
nit; DAYS "AT S. C. MCCKO
ST ATE. FAIR.
Plans completed with signing of
Hethune-Conkmrin vs Benedict for
Big Thursday.
Three big games will make up the
athletic treat for football lovers .at
the Negro State Fair to beheld here
October On Big Thursday..
October 2H, Bethune-Cookman Co}-.
: lege of Ihiytona, Fla. w-ldl -meet tlm ??
Benedict Tigers. -This game comple
tes the athletic arrangements and
i >1 ;invi-s the pit, vimi ' ' ininniiirciiu.'iil '
which stated that the "Timers" would
meet the Clallin University "Panthers."
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Wednesday, October 28, Allen I'niversity
"Yellow .Jackets" wijl meet
the well dVilled squad from .Morris
<-?dW" This nmmijps th'-ft.'." ?t f
?, the leading attraction* at the Ftm""
anil will he a lvotly contested game.
, < The IIijjfh school game on Friday. '
October- .'50 will he of unusual inter
esl this year since ii will he pined Let
Ween two of the host N'egj'o lite h
sehool te ams of the" State. Cuilmiitigstieet
high of Spartanburg' .who ucrhigh
school champions ta;t yet"- in
Negro high school foothall o.f Sinn h
1 .. Carolina will meet Conch ? '! .Jh\..,ri) ...
fast CTidders of Booker Wa.-.!ii i
High.
.. This* menu is the Best end that
- has ever been hlFi rod sit' the FjCtv
and supplants the Allen-Benedi ? on--.
^ attraction /or. three, days of yea I
_ sport.. The Allen-Benedict game wlU
ho (i fiyetl Turkey Day (Thanksgiving)
on Thirst Field Columbia.
KID REDDISH TROTNC'Kfi' GREEN
*Th<fre is littlydoubt, in the minds
today but that Wildcat Redish--?m
" fight.w
116 weav6cfr around Bubhy Green so
fast at the arena Friday night that
the latter whirled himself dizzy in
a vain effort to keep pace. Reddish
won the hout and with it the Colored
haevyweight championship of South
Carolina, the decision going tojrim
iHipuinls.? _
ber of times as h4> showed amazing
* "th'sts'of cleverness, but.whUc a clcv"
vr~ lighter Hii.ni hard hitter' in thir"
closing rounds hi* didn't have a
V chance. Reddish mad0 him look bad.
almost avykward, h^,' was never otf
balance and was foreVer- behind his
man/? ;?* : ?^ - ~z
Immediately after the two men.
came from their corners at the open-'
ing bell Green shot over a left that
. starte(l.._Reddish's nose- to bleeding
and" he started clamping oh clinches.
The crowd booed a number rif time's
"as Green wheeled-into the ropes to
h>eak a clinch, but he probably could
have broken all Rrddish's clamps in
' . the center of the ring.
The large crowd enjoyed the match
as these two fighters are great s.howf.'
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men and seldom fail to please.
?H-w h * tlu first carf of the season
at^ihe new outdoor arena in the
Heart of the business section, of Cam- ^
Ttrn?mil wi j well received. Match- I
npdtcr J. I)'. Bvrd, announced that Ho ~
has other big shows lined up fo the <
winter season n't a popular price. j
STATE COLLEGE FOOTBALL i
By^H. J. Green
T~ TS|5ee i aT7 : "
The State College football season
opens Friday October 9 at Orange- (
burg against Haines Institute of Au- <
srncta. Haines, always a worthy foe I
will offer -the Coaches and spectators t
a chance to test the strength of the t
team. t
Enthusiasm is rife among the
players and the spirit of fight has t
>ec!l instilled into them hv thf> ennnh- i i
?s. Mr. Robert Broods last year lino e
oach mill this; yp;iv llend fnarh is C
skeptical about the outcome of the
team, all he says is that we are still *
hampions. While Coach Cotton be- -I
?ins his second year as Backfield by
shifting overnight from ~a "straight **
.0111." t 1
The "Athletic Association has . re- *
eased the following schedule for the ^
oming season: *
state vs Haines, October 9, at home.
Jpen Oc tober 17 J
Hate vs-AlleiV", October 24, Columbia. 1
Hate "vs Florida,. October .'10. at home. 1
^tate vs Talladega, Nov. 7,'Talladega. *
Tate vs rBenedict, Nov. 14, at home.
Hate vs Kuoxville, Nov. 21; at home,
date \s I'aine. Xuc. 20(1umiiu ruining)
irrrcirrTT.Tjrii icTi stTioot '^""
Kdgeliehi, S. C.;. October 5, 1931? c
Tlu-. K igetield High School for the
lirst i'ime is bringing to the public
athletics. Tlje team of football ispnigi
e.-sing splendidly under tlie supervision
of Co.udi Henry Jones; Jr.,
..I". South Carolina State College-;i
'ouch Join has been under the strict
t i ;tiiiing I hi; summer, ( when not map- .
aging, the* A skeii ('o.llege Stans.) lie
a-as*-under t!i, tutorship of his biotfier-in
hi-\\. Blue, t'uiou Taylor. cuaeko-l
Soul hern (' uiversityv Coach Jones
lias h.is men |a rfornung some of tile
irieks oT tlie gaiTie-tiliat only his tiro-'
i.liei-in-law knows ahd got from that
.'{tiiious Soul hern California' University
t o.icli. -t j_
Professor Jones is not ynly^jtrec
1 )epar-tmet of Knglish and Biology.
lie lias as iiis able assistant Joseph
tv. r ree.nan 01 .men university. l ne
.ram is expected to :lo great things., ,
Resides 'toot ball ami ^jise bull.. They .
jssiu1 a challenge in all teams near. ^
100 I'ICMT CAKI) l'ROMISKI)
FOR STATE FAIR
Hubby?* Oreen and "Speedy" Ran- ,
delph completing on all colored card v
According to a statement by direc- .
tor Henry T. Marshall, Clarence
'Hill by" .Onion colored heavyweight )
hampibn ol' South Carolina and .
"Speedy" Randolph colored Carolina |
welterweight champion, have been j
>ignod for another Columbia match, '
and will appear here Wednesdv night j
October US, at the fair grounds dur- ,
ing tin- South Carolina State Fair.
?"Hubby11? Green.-?-^Speedy" Randolplt
.Marshall announce! and uUo ;
Haltiing Porter, the undefeated -l ib.
pmrnrtSTr"- He also -annotnfeed that"
ncgo'-iations are under wav with _
Charles Spears, dr.,.manager of Tiger
Henderson, undefeated colored light
heavy weight champion of the South.
I'la lis are under way to secure op
poiienls to light these noted lads.
' *! *'* IH'ikhtmiii is a LiK-tnIM _<
who lights all Comers ami at alltimeplans
a're underway to .secure opponents
to. tight encaging in from one i
i<> two liglns a week, it an oppoinm
ciin ho- r.ucui'uiT thl fans will QUO""
try iii actjon. There is no lost motion
about 11'.c nder-uni. -jl^ dodges
and weaves with figer-like swiftness
mid is one?of the most interesting
iiTglitors -in the ring - 1: _
Plans, for which complete card will
Ik.- announced next week wiH pack
the Pair (Iroiilid field on the night
of (tetuher "28%
? The fans have boon?clamoring for ait
all .situ colored card, and most of
this large enthusiastic element be- J
'.ieVes that "Hubby" (ireen and
"Speedy" Randolph are' invincible.
tIreen and Randolph declare ;that_ I
they tire training hard and a tat?r in P
die pink.nfyconditioii an I that regard '
less of whom they face on the night
f October 28 they are going in to !
din by a knockout or get kayqecL . 2
NOTICE-.*. * - t
t olunthin, S. C.7 5rcpt: 2?v, 193r
To the Oilicers and Menibers i
Worthy ('oliiiseljors and Menibers, )
f'olofiels. Majors and Captains ot
the Miijtr.ry Dept. of the Knikhts ]
of Pythias of (Columbia and Vicinity . t
You ale cordially invited to at- \
It nil a )',i l - Iiigetiter mooting on Sun 1
day afternoon, October 18, 1931, at 1
I .'!<> fV'.M.. in tlic Odd Fellows Hall. _
to formulate'..plans and devise moans "j
preparatory to our ehtertaimhg oT" ;
the I U.'Iti session of the .Grand Lodge 1
.*11uI (Land Court, Knights of Pythi- t
i< xi July.?T*trvt.'r llit'1 Tup" will
he Hit? key note from this" meeting On
until nex't July, in growth, thought, |
membership" and finance, hoping th.it ']
each Pyt hum atid (.'alanthean will (
mnko themselses a committee, of one j
and join, us in our proposed program
Thanking you, one and all, in ad- (
sauce for your earnest cooperation, j
we -are, . - j
Youfrs fral.ernarf y, }
J. B. LEWIE, Chairman <
K. R.-LEWIS, Secretary. ;
Just Sav You Saw it in :
"THE LEADER"
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TOE PALMETTC
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LA TREWS M:\VS
Services /wete well. at t-nidrjii i,tn Sunday
in the' various-^drrrrcTioicliot'|'l
A li^-rtrrrTTiii gr.eat revival
5H Friday liijrht. lL v. White deliv- I
ired a wonderful sermon Sunday at
:he morning r-ovices from the 23rd |
Psalm; sub,]e'TT7~><T>r'rpaifairer.'."
At 3:'JU Rev. Addt.ison and choir of
Plud>!i__woi:e with us. Ths- pastor ij?
i preTicTu'r "tiT Tin iiu'iim -tI>i 1 ity and" a'
;oui >4irriirj: e, : u-m yas. listened to.
I'his was in i"..et ; ".<> of a new liy
iTF M>\; s-ni.!< i'.- arid -Nelson <li
Dvor $30.00 was* raised, all day Sun-'
lav. this was known as Women's
Jay. J During the revival the number
rf vtshorr; were 10.304; six jolnt?rs~
wo cpnvorts \vidch were Baptized in
he morning Sunday.
Mrs. Lula Putman and daughter
>ornetter left Sun iay for their home
n ila'risN iile. I bey Wore .aecompanird
by blisses Cecelia Duckett, 1'risilla
Shelton. and others.
Prof I'l'c.arTTT Vlmiii. ji ?u..
ccek-eitd in the city with his parents I
Hr. and Mrs. B. J. Madden.
Mr. Samuel Boyd who spent his
acaiTTTTT-in/"1+rrrtsford, -fnnnTT'Spent
i l'cw days with his parents during
he week after which he and his siser
Miss Willie F. -Boyd left by motor
>eing aeoni])itnied to' Allen University
>'y 1'residing Klder Nance on Tueslay.
We wish for them a successul
school term. ,Mi.-s Boyd having
inished at Hampton Iligli last Spring
md again from.' Clinton High this
car.
Mrs. Be.- sie Brown of Boston, funrali/cd?her
' .-am?Cllenn. Jr., on?Suit*
lay. . They :ii> formerly of tllis
)lace. We un tend our sympathy to
la in as this is her "second eluld to be
unerali/.cd ;Veiv.
M"H- l.unra-Blakejy died'on Saturlay
after suifei ing a paraletic stroke
>n 1*1 idav. . Fui',en! notes later.
The Inst ball game of the season
vhicli. uas la Id between the Sparanburg
girl., and our wily girls was
n fa\or of I .aiiivii... i:' 10. M.ks'. Fr
>.-Nelson,. * 'ipl.Uii..
Mm- A-iii.i Ali!!i r altei ^pelldiifg her
Ucutioli in tin tonia.^N. <reluinecl
o the city, a U-v. v.> , !-.: ago an i silent'
Avlule -before le.iA ni" .for Columbia.
icr sister and lu'oHier-in-law Mr, and
lospilal w here she w ill matl icldale j|l
lurs'e train in-a We wish -for her
nticli since .
M o : Mat's ieai.d I lai old J'litiumi ac
lonipaiiiyd by Alias N.iiniie Lyles anil
dr.? Boole 'left last w eek for W ashngtoii,
1 >. C.. where they ill enter
lullege. - ' . . ? . '
,Miss Cecelia lHickett aecbinpanied
?>* Mrs. I.ula Butmaiv and her daugh-'
er Miss Mattie. I'litman were in
Jrcenville shopping, oil Monday.
Miss Sainniie Mae Bice left ttntuVluy
to enter Beiiediyi t ollt ge. <<
Misses. C I:i<I\ - Mini ran*'' ui<v 01,
uettfait i Air. W. S. .)r..,'oi New Yorl>
vere' visitors of their. p:r..nd-itiother
Aid aunt.""Miss U. Ii. Sulur tin- past,
Muck-.
Airs. K. S. Nejson aeeoinpanied b>
ler dauphtvr .Misses K'nima, Selena
uul Kthel .Mae darks.m, motored to
'lopewell Sunday n.itfhl to attend a
yroifrant' iit . interest of the \\ illing
tV'orket's t'liib AlissJtY. 15. Xeely was*
n ehitrjte of.thi? whirh was y. ry well
etldered.
The.AuxilinVv Clni? nun r:t th,, home
jf?Mrs. Sitl'H- f'?U,. l;.->'oa i;?on?! 'r lday
.it'll ripiot) with a 1; rye i I'owil present.
During the' -- Q a_-delightful
proyrniii wa-s ;d-" i . rue. od. ? ?
\ 1.1: M:\\ S '
Air. i'V.d i i.M< | motored to Greenrjlle
Alondady niy-lit of last week :
spent a while with lijs yirl friend. lie
was aeeoinpnhii'd hy iiis "Trieiid Air.
Charles. Smith, - i L' "
Airs. JC.uyonia 'IV| "-o . ..ntihuo.~
verv siek. r in > ,( ;l| (. oete.'fite?l_lo
lldo'-A- Ih.d Air-. Al iiini-1"^TTTiTuTTy 7s"
,inpi-o\ inu*. fretm .hei;' iihV-ss and is
aid., to sit Uio.
. Mr. and .Mi ; William Davis ami*
riTThtFvTi. < >1--?Vm le u(-r<?w-tdeomeiistiois
Li 1 u\-i-L with, .'.i; . Davis?
mother, -?Alrs. l.mhijla 'I. aimer ami
family' *?!' .Si-.'l'; Hill- \ \ e.
I'.'rifii'l. lu-iy .tml els. here learns
u itli-4i i'U'ivi of tin ilia-.-;- t..f Rev.- -H.
v.- Unini?i> .?. .,,?wlt.? J .t ?l i c irl;
i>i' ytv, t, y..) L^ aiuih hope
wiIi siu'ii 1 it.ii\ r.
Mr. K.iv.;.id A, Ki'jtl 1. :t .Monday
I iKH'li I! I I {> ' I It I l.'tl H t .t > >1 l.'JJV I |) ( '()
kinibiu, Alia Mteid ii.l nut leave two
fcct&s- it!,v luuLhcit- Was..
iiot. will. *
Sirs \V. !>. 1! (lilc-ii, .1. iM. ..Covin,
L'. J. Hurst, ami H.'H. Puller attendM
the t'Xt 1 n s".-sjnrrjit tn(. K.of P.
jrSTul Eoilgo 11 < t'laiTTKia \\ edtusday
)f last week. jThey reports a fine
rip to the Capitol' <'itv.
Messrs Homer Latimer and Abbie.
pavis }7f tended FTTTTFTT P.n >. l.irciis
Hie Monday of this week from Due
.Vest.
Mesilamcs Alisfcjiie Wright, Mary
P. Pope. Miss Alary ll. Pope .'"and" Mr.
Johh Jlenry Jones spent .Sunday in
r\n lerson, iluLun, Wxiliainston and
!'>m?, n c.-t.?tni'.v ii'|i?n-!. mi iHJoyd>le
trip. 4
.Mi .-.. Oiln' 4'It.111jic!It* 11! >j children
uid' a friend lady of (ii-<-iMi\v<Ki(l spent_
i few hourS'lur,. Thursday night of
ust week with Mrs. Chappelle's .broIhm
and sister, Mr. ami Mrs: II. L.
my;
Mr. Srmiii l 15. -Baker, Jr., came
icre last wYc.k from Alexandria Bay,
\'(fw Vol k aial .is - pending a few
lays with home folk, before leaving
'or Tampa. Florida.
When you want a first class up-to
late embalming .j<?h done always call
n Mr. II. ,C. Taylor, our well eqiupUtuL--colored
, cinhalnu.r on -Church
Street regardless of what undertaker
you employ* Any p?tronage?k?
ipprrciated". t ' '
Mrs. J. E. iCrawford snout Saturl^y
night and Sunday witTt Mis. JiToT
Savage. A friend ladv on Secession |
was disappointed Soturay night about i
Sjolng to the show becuuse the boy
>LEADER .
friend would not carry her becaus
the- other gir| dill mil nv ml In im:
extra Palmetto Readers st>l
here each week are siridTty "C. O. D.
Please hav\. your ni kel ready do no
ask the delivery man to call back l'o
it., If you are 'not home, please
I leave the nickel there, or your papc
: will not be left.
Come to St. James A. M. E. 01
the 2nd Sunday in this month t<
a Pew Rally in St. James on the Is
Sunday and at night . in November
Our honoretf Pastor, Rev. P. S.'Mosc-4y-mvkes
all surrounding churches ij
the.city and countv to atten i both ral
lies. Come to hip: St. James aiu
help push her over the top. Pleast
com^ evorybody nrfir or shtne; ~
BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH NEWS
Union, S. C.-^The greatest reviva
ever hold in Bethel has just closes
\yith 24 new rnnverts, and 11-of then
were added to the. church." Rev
Bowman had with him the Rev.'S. ?B
Davis the evangelist of Tennessei
who asSistfH Hi 111 1 n
- He is one of "the greatest evenge
lists we have ever witnessed. Hun
dre-d and thousands attended everi
night, the white citizens availed then
:vcs of the opportunity, togethe:
with Maple Ridge, St. Paul Clintoi
Chapel and even Kelton -ten miles
away came out every night to heai
fliis man of God.
? Undertaker McKissick was ou
with us again. He has' a ^hospita
here on Cohen street, and MeKissicl
-Main street. Rev. Bowman and-Mr
McKissick were great friends whei
Lhev--Wfrpe. -at. Allon ftni) RnnnrHnt fni
leges. We are always glad to havi
them come again.
The marriage of cordial interest i
that of Miss Helen' Gossett am
Farney MbKissick. Miss Gossett i
a Union girl, but she has made -hei
home in Pennsylvania with her paren
for the IX'st few years. Air.
McKissick is a successful bar
ber ,on south Pinckney street. Thei
have secured the home of Mrs. Wiltii
A. Hodges at It) McBeth street when
ilaw'-will reside in the future.
? The?contest between Tfve sTnal
girls closed la*t Sunday and Helei
Ruwnian being- Urn?wi - a
warded a handsome colored doll
the -Su-^t.' of the Sunday school Bro
W. E. McJunkins.
Last Sunday was observe das En
dowment day the Rev. S. R. Franklii
preached-at ;i:;tu* a. m. and the Rev
Davis at three o'clock dreached th.
Baptismal sermon, afterwards Rev
Bowman baptized, 1-1 new convert:
through the mode of the1 A. M. E
church, (sprinkling) afterwards threi
were taken -to the pool prepared b;
th^?c.flic(-rs of the Church, and wen
baptizzed by the Rev, Davis. The
were all received in the, church am
given the right, hand of fellowship.
The. Juveniles rendered a splendi<
program at 7 o'clock which was s
credit to the church and to fhentsel
ves. Rev. has all the young folks a
work, several of the good worker;
have .left for school. * .
Prof. G. C. Garrett dropped ii
Sunday evening to view the ncv
church. He seems to he. very nuicl
impressed with the improvement o
Bethel since he visited last. He gav
lis a good talk and encouraged u;
very much. Come again Prof we ar
always glad to have you.
>' All the leading white pastors o
Union visited Bethel last week in re
spouse to the dedicating of our ncm
I church and all pledged to help in ou
great-struggle. -
Mrs. Catheleen Jones home wa
totally destroyed by tire on \vednes
day pight -while she was at churcl
nothing wak saved at all, with no in
surance she is a good church workoi
one of the secretary of Bethel and w
all should help her in her distress,
Mrs. Uemore Means, Little Lonn
< 'tl IflwoU??ww4? 1
v U..U rVKUVt.l 1I ??II1 lUll'Olt
II< dj^cs. Mrs: Sallie Bow-man th
mother of Rev. Bowman is with hin
she lias been very ill she is Hit year
uhl ami?been-n, mt'lUbec iri"the ."Uetlb
di<t Chinch for 70 years. ... Zr___
Mrs. Perlietta Freeman who ha
been on the sick list for some tint
is . much improved and jp;w back o
ilie .Senior rhoir where she has bee
laboring for .many yetmh ^
CKUAR (TitOVE A. M. 10.
Z. Cll ITItCII N10W
Rev. C. H. Meltae, pastor
Sunday% being a very beautiful da
the services were opened at the!
usual hours. Our pastor Rev. C. 11
Meltae was the tc-achcer of the Sun
day school, frornv which much inspira
tion was /gotten out of the lessor
After the dismissal of the Sunda;
school Rev. C. H. McRae selected a
a text from Cor7 D, V7 verse, we hi
enjoyed a wonderful sermon. \
There will be a cake contest givei
at Cedar Grove Church Saturda;
[night October 10 1931 for the inter
est of-the Sunday school. Come on
Icomfi alb
Mr. Joe Johnson was happily mar
ried to Miss Emma Clark Saturday
"DctoLer 3, 1931.
Sloji_at-Mr. J. C. Sartors Cafe fo
a snappy lunch he is just around th
corner. Don't fail to stop and eat
We are .-orrv _?u hear?ulu>ut?LLw
death- of Mr. Asbury Ahrams, whi
departed this life Friday evening
I September 25th, at his home. Mr
Ahrams was stck for qtirtrr a while
He was a good christian and a rea
worker of the church. IIo was a re
ligious man. Ifis prayers has eease<
and the sweet song he used to sin}
will never more be Heard.
?fire wwrfnTTeTTlzcd SI Cedar Grovi
I A. M. E. Zion Church, Sunday Sept
27T Rev. C. H McRae preached th'
funeral, J C. Byrd undertakers ii
..charge. He has been a member .o
Cedaib Grove church for a long time
and he was' converted at an early ag
| Every since his convertion he ha
been serving the true God. He wa
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1?arul colored; : ?
" j He died as an aged man 53 year
i jold-v^ He-is sleeping in Jesus oh hov
r sweet. The bereaved family are lef
i to morun lrT5-ttxsS7~^lle was the fVho
of 9 good children. We promise<
the Lord we will .meat him but uv
i want him in ftl?ry where the elesse<
;> angel .sings. . '. . .. ......
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;My hen-only home is bright and fair
i-tMo -pawir-no- deatle can-enter-there-^
" j Its glittering towers the sun outshint
1 That, heavenly mansion shall" be mine
While here a stronger far from home
' Affliction waves may round me roam
Although like I.azaurus sick and poor
1'tp going home for.every more. ,
Sleep on dear husband an take youi
? rest;
In the name of'Jesus.
1 These are left to 'mourn his loss
1 wife, Mrs. 'Maggie Abrams; children
ii i Mi safes Lois and -?II uIda? Abrams
. ! Messrs William and L. D. Boyce anc
U Asbury, Jr.. Abrams; Brothers Kin
d iTrd Epps, Mardell Abrams, Willian
) Ahronis, a host of nieces and nep
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t j-and long nights. ^The brown fields
I the trees with their golden leaves
v I The coining of old jack frost; now w<
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- Sunday Club" gaveoa very interesting
?night was took front the 12tl>'Psalm. ?
s The subject .was di^cjussed briefly;
"Sweet Hour^of Prayer'4' Many songs
t. weie sang and prayer was offered.
t Sunday, September 27, the ^Sunday ^
school opened at the usual hour by "
the superintendent, Mr. J. S. Thempson.
The lesson was taught by Mr.
F. Baviies with a general review for
the third quarter.
Sunday evening, September 27, Mr. ~
? T. IT. Pinckney a citizen from Colum,
liia hi ought three of his grand child:
ten little Misses Vivian and Mabel
, Gatten and Master Albert Thompson,
t thev rendered a musical program,
which we enjoyed very much. We
. hope that they will come agani at
their earliest convenient. ?
! Tuesday, September 29, Mr. L. B.
. Pleasant with a "song "I Must Tell
Jesus*" lead by Miss Perry, then a|
..prayer by?Mr. . Slarks, song "Let I
Jesus Pix it for You." The reading
. fcr the evening 3Vd chapter of St.
, John 1:1-5 verses. Song; "Wien the
. Roll is Called. A short talk by Mr.
Pleasant, "Christ rendered service to
the sick why can't -we?" Christians
should bring, the gocd tidings. By
the different Lodged and clubs, these
V subjects were discussed.
| 1 Pray on and have^faith. .2 Don't
feel discouraged. 3 'Jesus has a
> pace fixed for you. V Pray and trust
i in him". 5 lie can heal ^ou.'G Be happy
, and contended. The meeting was
. brought to a close with a song "God
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lion of $1.0(1 toward." the radio'fundsT
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