Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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. ? ?' ? . ? . ' f. j Sl'OKT.S PAH'M'RB KROWSlNtiS 11. li.U MUA-ltUNKK. ' ? 1 ' Columbia was surfeited with foot ball last week ju-t as she | shall be next" week at the . Fair. Last week Booker Washington was <een to un.leash the sniuolhest running attack of the?aca-vn?at?U+H^st-bhekl?to annihilate the plucky but little.else Harbison team ol-O. Booker's team clicked with such precision and di reuwon .iiiuv uuucs no goou ror u:e Cummiftg^ Street lit liuL from the city of Spartans. The Slallworths are on the war path. All the Booker boys are good, and Columbia is solidly behind them, if you want to see a real machine in action v'ou should (never miss seeing Les Stjallworths I __ "Red Shirts." " * * . ? Coach If nrl Jamison's -""Yellow Jackets" caused their mentor to \vear the semblance of a smile of satisfac?tion last -Friilay?wlh,mt-they?avenge<l the defeat sUliered at the hands of Georgia Staie last year in the Thun" : deruoit t'aii'u itusm! The 20-G score hardly indicates the extent of the '.>ai;e?!iojisly 0. the Alien team oyer their Georgih .ravals, but- a team only deserves the s^me that it makes so ? let it go??that.?"t inn"?\\ llhams piiij ing at tac?ie -iOr the Jackets rose to greu heigiits in Friday's game and played far. Ivy.nu .his .capacity, or sociatiun. lie was In "almost every ' '?-Yi'-n rfaciitiown v.jys ' . trie re.-uit , f a kicj; blocked by "Sllm'v and ! .'.?if.. i... Button behind the Georgia Slate g . ai ln.e?-a?.cording to . . _ ttie baa. rivi^ks Nelson scored the" utlie: two AJi.eii totuhdowns while Bodges beiief \tiovv n. a.s '"Tarzan" Unfiled a S-a.e bait' carrier behind . his c\yn goal . a safety1. .So extra -piwt-' v^is made; 11.is r eell.'S . to tills ?u?writer tu_ be a general ira .esty m latter-day.;oettail. i uae avu.t when a team made a t uch.down it was a e'er. . tiltiUe : \ ' , .woulu fol. low, so educated th.; toe of at == 4uusl uue i ia~. ~'ii 'ihc'Tiiim. No.\v a point' after IV.ujY: dowTT or a goal troni . the lield a: ! hh..'at a.?, ram as that . extinp: that :uii\vtjvd to the hanK? oi' Dodo. ? * * Georgia* State.-' touchdown was tlu: aft'crnunuVlug thrill. It happened in the desperate pe; ied '1 the game. With about three minutes to play and the oall (oi "Slates* .16 yard Jui'e, a pass was hip pi d to Dwiyht. the out"..standing State player, who gathered in the oval w ho-wriggled himself out of the grasp of Would be ladders ami eluded- others romped SO yards for Georgians only score'thus making a-* many points a'or his school.-as. Were necessary to win last year s engage* ment against-Aden, hut-shy 11 points ol being. saiiicmni tni- var. ... p. _ , japed" wtr^-wjoi't game la-te: in_ the .s<>c.o.ih1. ?iuarter and in. the second half. Fred did some 101 enn trutkir.p arouml the ends. - He ?-?'?: tx?srrn?to -h^ an-almost .- 'lie i>e* on eud t'uhs. ' J _1 S- - _ , i t ' Hati.i day nif.oe n splendid crowd the By.iitHiu i Bus. I wa? uodiVated with -.'.A -tiut' matt- tvvtTn the Maroon hosts of Moro'lv>u$e and iHe Sepia Co. holts o'" Minei.i.'t .. It . a? . Wmlthi ? ?-T-?rrrtr^ ." ii'li'i have pone to, . liy _ n ti-0 niftrpin. The last play of ,l.he" first' half ..had beoit .-tarred \vh?-r referee's- whittle ay:.., .. : . ; ; ? 'lay observation. and when thai, .pla*. wajL.conipleted a wai 4? < na-.s . had boon nn.w.!. 1 .. 1 > * V . I .. I I i^<4Wfeui >> a i>. -x piay^r mUIUl. the MY t vMfru.u- ?.;*?>;?i -line.. The otlieia!.-. state that TrTr . .u,< K?-?. pers- whittle ,, was bhr.vA _ i;h.. was l>e?. gun. In i hat- r..,se Bciiedkt can nut ? nay?vja+u.? f.i., i. ?t,n' matter nor has she -/aid at- ..thin;; i must has . ten to a<j?I?for iit? hyi: : i-a'ii .- hould alway .. sve to. it t!...t the oikviuls are provided \vit}| the I??*' P**r instruments -- - . 'for -pivhvtr ? rignill?Srr 'a i 1,, II' 1111.?1?? !|'t : .?TTT?T 'game or any. pi rind tor li.a't matter . is the report of a pisto! rind -net a. re fe retrhs - trrnn??? h_ij? It is to s ? i .M..r :! ' Benedict jBowl may he made better as a play nig Held?t .'inn- it?ir-rrs?but unia .?The clay sand <m the -iiedd was almost an, kle deep and it M a wonder that eit-her team .-lajcj-if^ h;a?i- moved as tapidly as it did.-*\Yt that_(it was an tin Usually? '"ii i- . t-i 'i1 11 i11?.on men to hlWo1 a*~5 light edge Over her Atlanta rivals. Jt was a kicking duel between Kellyi and- l^ean for a great portion of the came and the Henedict' ends and tackles, particularly Roy Mill (Xo. 71) made the-Atlanta - safety man loo"k pretty punk, So terriflic were those t\aw.-. r. 1 wall m*.?i in their?going d^wn?urnier?punts' ThTtf' Morehouse in the latter stages resorted to the fair Catch signal. * ? t :. L Captain-Coueh Lip-comb did soma effective running and passing. His stiff arm is always a* menace to any team. The responsibility of coaching, j directing' and captaining a team caused Lipscomb to pull oncf or two "bon- f ^rs** dTTFtiTg the ;-a:no bht they did not do sufficient harm for him to he 1 remarkable tcam.Woik and unanimity of purpose. They were determined 'j.- not to lose and .fought every inch of the way. Although. Morehouse play-j ^ ed quite a bit of the game in Bene- j cfict territory there were few occa- J p* ' " "" :??? ?: ? ? n HI fcfi iVfUlftiii - "V ' sions upon which the Benedict goa wu:< threatened.?Morehouse's Inst bii for a score came, during' the last fev [ minutes of play when two succeessiv< | passes, from Kelly to Johnson, substi tute end, v ere completed for lon? [gains the last placing Morehousi within five yards of the Benedict goal Here the gapie ended. * * * Next week sees, a full week o footbath AhTri?plats?Morris Wud nesday. It won't be easy' to predic' anything about that game, not hav in?. .f! a ti. Morris tea,|)i in action There is one thing certain however Morris may be depended upon to pu' up a stiff tight regardless whom sh< plays. That spirit is traditional wit! - ?',or whatever -i^Ue attempts. Allen unc Morris are two schools born and con tinued out of. a spirit of 'tenacity grit, back lone; guts and determina tien. The sons of Such mother; should hot fail to put up a real bat tie. * * * Benedict's opponent Thursday wIT l>g ino lamous memuac-mumiiah' w lege. Florida rinnnpions we sire told Of course all South Carolina will b< pulling l'oj' Benedict to keep the ba con in South Carolina. Friday Booke Washington and Cumir.ings St^eel "hook up; -and - wiiat-tr-battTtf!'1?r-? * This very Sntriiiday one of the .sea son's biggest games -is being playei at Hurst Field between. State Col logo and?Aden.?Tho "Vellmv Jack ots" have several st ores to settle, wit) State aggregation,, for Allen hasn' dc Vau i t' ' / .since i'.<25 when Brad mm mood yards for the loir touchdown of the game at the Orangi -burg County Fair. State is just a riglOVmltv.'d km In;"i?Scutcheon murnot be l.lightd by defeat. Wait til that vhi tic blows Saturday. . Bo> what a gapie you arc in . for. Lot": everybody meet at all. tin games to be played; in Columbia th rest of the season, - * 'JT *? - i - ' ii t u a>;ji iiiixiKSPRiNC . t OMil.di F.Sli -IN 0-0 CAME 'i'l ?. Academy ,1'ootbal r . . ... ... . t game of th fWO i-i -H'- ~r~ T-_J 1 . >l\li vivloi'i UVg liidgv "p-i a..: "!}'t " AcadIcniy tean . playing ' Tii -t game of colero u.m'..iVl {\. v ;'~b<- played-in Edge ' licld. l'-.-h .t'.iii:.- fought haul, til I'Mfn iit !ti ft .an ' i.utl !n.tc 8 tii .-t down '.n<! the i:, . Spa i>'a making 0. 'I h .out stain Ci op ?. r> were-: 0. l)igu' B. ))iK>i- . V*iiiie. Siinkiiis ttiri Mill i?.i- ] :?!; -!i. I.;; .d. IVierson, John '-on, .Mr iI and. Williams lor Ridyt Spriiifr. Au't'ison vntin coptc'i! a. pas . i i !-n. I ! yards. Merit tlm-\ and i'i no. i.kl ; a 10 yard pass I .Johnson^ K<! '. * .U-1-1! t Mill, is progressi*-.) r-plendiidv under the lea let'.-hip o Coach "liank" Jones id" South C.noli na "State and assi.-la.itt coach .1 h Froonian of Aden University. WU'.WKW n ATI'RF.S FIRST . ^JcilLl OiAALi; IN sxvrj The Brewer Ihdl'lojrs havu c'umplete plans f <ii- most, oi' thii? home gttiites t he played ai iiia'ht. In keeping witi - pi: u A . f spirit <it Brewer .lull = joe.?C.otletfec?ti'a. BoIIiIuk.i will lia'. , diA. yippwla: ti<tii!i.;l'i<H) of playing th first aiiuht pianie of football anion; "Netfihes in South- Carolina. : Tin. lit d >f~thes-o night smiles wii . be?played against either Greenvill Tilts,. eN p eto'i to d?lra? many out-of n-vvn ,'i>itoris because i \yiii" .u a. v vi u'e tihio to inn k .one 1.1"-i"- Tie- Ba.idol's .;e'i in to li ; i' . ;iu>: I hi: year. KINCSTKKK NEWS. Mis-; .Christinc Itohhv--oil wlfu uu 'derwent a .Roisil and adenoid opera . ' i? 10 deliirht 01' In many, fronds. AYe trirty Impe I ha she wi!l_ ai-iiDi .a- to improve so t.ha .-h" hia.. er'e) school soon. ' r . Rev. and Aj;s.. Ilouph and ehildrei = Yl'hdr**i' - V. "if . I- ; : t-rrtT-, f'ofl I ! t/1 t II I'd.l V .'111 Sr>.!'iiday' !d-rht 'at " the homo of K? and M s. T. d. Robin-pii; they motor vd to. 1 to it- d:r. Sunday mornini haviutr- ftgs* d ' a ..Wonderful lino in Kinjr.-fvcc with at ft friends. Mi.-s Alar. eiatUA dervis arid Ah A a'!. * ! . . . u via; the ovonini ot of. Mumy Thursday. Mis-- So!testa 1'iito has retumei | from \Y:i>hiinri'?n, I). where sin has been spending her vacation. Aliss .Martha Reese gave a ftilvc Tea tor the bontffiir~of?her class to ward the school fund. Rev. An ! ison had a crowdei church to witness the baptism at hi adHoadv - uu _iLuudu.y .well dipped. Rev. and Airs. C. It. Brown weri visitors at the home of RevT am VT-.~ T I i * ..? ? ? jTf. ,11. Cooper was motoring them ir his new car. Mi--'- i "re Smalls who is teaching atrJamestown, spent the week-em i at. home. Mrs. tPenn.ic Austin rather like th( cars since the awful, wreck it seems She motored with Miss Helen Harpoi and T*rof. Pordjiam to Greenville, after; which >-he motored to MonckCoin?.r, with Miss Helen Harper wnc carried Prof. Ford-ham home. f r. mr^rr "FTTirper motored ~vi Perkier. Or.'lesion and Orangeburg Sunday accompanied by Prof. Faidham and "Lefty" of State College. Miss ftylvesta Price nad Mr. Rupert Thorpe left for State College Sunday. 5 "3 ' THE PALMETTO] ? Big State Teams Face I Tests in The Next j Seven Days e . ALLEN, STATE, BENEDICT I AND MORRIS WILL ALL h HAVE STRONG OP. , t|".- . " TONENTS. . | Within the next seven.days there , ; will lie some tough sledding for Net gro football in South Carolina. - Each i major team tvill have a strong opi ppnent. ' \ i The first battle of confprprpp font - ball among, the major teams will oe-. , !cur at Hurst Field Saturday after | noon at 2:30 o'clock when the State > jcollege "Bull dogs" of Orangeburg - J will start against the 'Yellow Jacklets" ol' Allen. Both of these teams have formidable aggregations. State 1 college boosts of having the strongest !in the gvidrion while coach Jamison ? showing against Morehouse in Atlanla, proved the mettle of his .wards. r This game Saturday should draw c" crowds from every section of the state. This battle will detrmtnethe eleven thai may take conference hon" or* tais. season. . . . 1 At the South Carolina Fair which " begins in Columbia, next week Bene diet college v. ill face a strong nun1 conference opponent. Betliune-Cpok? man college .vayriors frbm Daytona " Florida, have long been one of, .the g strong cloven in Florida and for the e tigers of Benedict to win a tough ? scrap is necessary. Benedict was able in her nrst game to hold' More1 house to.wa scoreless tie last Saturday. What she did to the Georgia team is only a smattering of what she will have for Belhune-Cookman according ^ to Captain Lipscomb, the student c coacli for the "Deacons". The Big1 ganlo will be played on Big' Thursday , at tiie Fair at noon day. tHiMin'i "IK piU'ic HI I IV 1< air \VJ? l-c played 011 Wednesday . at noon wlien Allen, meets those last steppers ' fiom- Morris College of Sumter. Its '' a battle every time any South At1 .ur.tio conference team meet these " Hashes from the "(Jamecock" city. :l The Fair will be closed on Friday with the biggest h-igh school athletic ;ftt faction that lias ever been schedul' ed for the occasion. Cumnvings StreetHi ot' Spartanburg who claimed the State championship last 'year will march against the "Tornadoes" of Booker - IIi. Coach Stallworth who has 'already successfully defeated two opponents this season by a large 0 score is not taking anything as cer1 tain aijd Is putting^fits" team through T<ihe .mill daily. {* ~ ? - CHER A NV NEWS The past Sunday at Wesley M. E. _ , chinvn ri gisieved a delightful day. .. All hands are busy in preparation " for i*s .Vmvurtl Kail Rally which "Will terminate- uit October 24th. The 11 church is cn-Ilim^ <>:j alj 'jts member-*| " ship ami using all its resources to bring up it* past indebtedness in this ' year's rally. Its much heralded high - icc piu oi consisianev tias trailed far t: behind in the dust for the past three ? years. 'The thermometer is steadily, rising $1,200 is the mark,11 Our Annual Fall Busines's Booster ; Bu/nar \yjll he^held ini thp I.octiu-el -fort"^tlgiWk'.1'" We are asking i * the cooperation of our ever faithful 1 and encouraging morehant?>and friend] ' i t Telp us-*make this.year's Bazaar i tie of tHe* greatest in the history " vi' its devehjpmtmt. The objective is to st imulate and encourage home pa-1 li'n:i:i'.'V. 1'iide in the growth and da vehmment of our city businesses. AT the same time advancing the great cause of tHe church in the relms * of our local business life. Dr. J. V. t-Hanna together with the entire offi-1 'cial hoard of the church .are working t ea.iJlc-11\ lor its regular success. ( Among the past items of interest o of last week among the prominent 0 r.r 'i nrrnyv.-ity-two trmrrtrc~rw6ftti6tt d tendered Mr. and Mrs. John Bickeris1 by the Woman's Federation Club at - the homo of .Mrs. C. C. Duckett. I ? The recent bride the former Mrs A.! f' Tlaskew has been very prominent in ' the .city civic, social and religious' 1 life. Also for a number of years one | - "f "1''e ettieient Ifilfhor-i of nor city ^ ' public school. . The couple will make 1 their home in Marlboro. pj The many friends of Mr.<u C. C. I Hcott tV|p wife of the late Rev. C. | r ( . Scott of Dai linvt.on. wore dolicrhtpd -J to see her in our midst during the j past week. I I Rev. and Mrs. Wim. H. Hanna of s Rennettsville were the Sunday guest 2?uL-Dil. uncL Mrs J. V Hanna. Poe St. I to see their new grand son, J. V. Jr. J On lost Friday, afternoon the club 1 | led Ly Mrs W. S. Thompson benefited T|mueh by the line entertainment heW t 1 [in the Lecture room-of the church, j On last Friday-, afternoon a very j delightful "Men's Supper'' was held 1 in the Dinning Hall of Coulter Acadeniy by the men of the Second Presl byterian church for the benefit of . the church. The Made in Cheraw Fair conduct- ' led in the city Hall last week was a | ; j beautiful scene of combined beauty jand art. The* exhibits Of both races i Yreditl^For the spirit of cooperation, ; promoting interracial exchange of ideas and good will predominated. I Our city Public school the Robert Sm.Tff Graded opene^l its doors for > enrollment last MoViday morning with Prof. J. E. Payden as principal. The LEADER Id, Satur W elcoir | PR I .. NE1 I 3 YE/ | Every Made r Frigidaim | Produ* | 1309 Main St L ? total enrollment has not been ascer-'t tained a? the /present many tolumanie |?arent and patrons >. of |he school were present. ^ CARLISLE NEWS > j ^ * The farmers are quite busy these , days making hay while t.hp sun shines ? The following1 students left for school: Misses Bernice and Rosalie |_Bro_wn, Booker^ Washington?High; Miss Beatrice Johnson, Finley High; Miss Edna. Johnson, Allen University Miss Etta Lee Mitchel, Sajjford, N; C On last Thursday 'Mr. Herman Sartor, accompained by Mrs. Mary ;!|tttor, Me^s^rs 'Wlhibmie Aibrjpms, David Nicholson and Mrs. Mazaline Sims motored to Harbison?College where Mr. Sartor is a student! They ! also stopped by Allen JJniversity a; few minutes and spent a pleasant ! stay with Misses Emma and Mary J. i entire trip was an enjoyable one. Rev. W. L. Johnson spent several days in Columbia on last week. Mrs. ; Fannie Johnson the wife of Rev. W. i L. Johnson is somewhat indisposed at J I this writing Mrs^ Mazaline Sims of Boston, i Massr "Who motored down a few weeks 1 | ago to visit her cousin Mrs. Miary F. Sartor, lext tor home Saturday,^he | was accompanied as far as Greensboro by Mrs. Sartor and children, Mr. Wh|,mie Abrams and Mrs. Jacobs of j Sailsbury. The trip was a most de- j lightful one. Mrs. Sims joined Miss i they left for their home in fcoston^ We join in deepest sympathy with Mr. and Mrs. Tallie Subei* in the loss 1 of their precious baby littlo Tallie. We commend them to the heavenly father in their sad bereavement. Mr. Wm. Abrams our efficient and most ! sympatheticnmdertaker was in charge of the funeral arrangements. - Several friends accompanied the family to the last resting place at Seekwell Church. MARION NEWS - In spite of the cool weather quite V larga"crowd trttehded the Smrdtty- -1 morning services, and inspiring sermon was preached by the pastor. | Sunday afternoon Rev. W. P. Wil liams of Mullins preached fdr us, his. choir furnished the music, The me's- ^ sage was a buring one and enjoyed by ? all. ' j The Rev, W. F. Mcintosh will preach-j for St. John A.% M. E. Church Mon- ^ day night, his choir will furnish the music. A St. John and his people will return *1 the visit Tuesday night.?It is re.-->j ported that' Bethel M. E. Church un- *1 deF^CKS leadership of Rev. C. C.Rey- ] nolds is in the midst of a great re- jj vival. The missionary meeting meet at *t the A. M. E. Mance'Mondkjr evening?i Mrs. E. N. Goddard nresidinc. After V the program and "business meeting, < hostess. Thfe''Young Peoples' Progressive 0 Club is sparing no pains in helping 5 the pastor get ready for conference, c Mr. and Mrs. Randel, and daugh- S ter Geraldine and" son Roland who c were visiting relatives left for Wor- S Chester, Massf on Monday evening. o Miss M. T. Green of Abbeville and ? Miss Brown of Orangeburg, two of the teachers in the city school were 2 visitors of our church ~ Sunday.? Mrs. Phiflis fNe^l Johnson %,of 2 Ocean City, N. J. brought her sisters jj body from_Bhlladelphia to be buried 1 by ner mother and other relatives. S Mrs.| Annie Elizsa Thompson of ? New York City died Friday, her ? body is expected the early part of t - rMTrVAil Jed ? " =^?=^SL^.. KWWWo:oooo<>wowo^wowt; te F air Hi m iiwiiiiin miiM nun ? IGIOAII A/ LOW PRIG \R GURAf Lis-Lifetime Poc and Out e anci Dele ^ts of General IV reet Cc SO&ffOWOjOO'OiOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO^ he week. , 1 Rev. N. R. Mitchell and Mrs. Lizzie /lark were united in holy wedlock, Saturday evening. The following teachers have V^re- . umed?their school work: -Misses ' i - ^ = : iFoot ptafe=^< | Fri. Oct. I Admissi EiHfgjafiifEmjiijahiriLr I ' \?"Mutual Gr< ; - . 1)KALE ^?STAPLE AND FA , The Hooks are still open for J ' be glad to give you ful] details c \ PHONE 22970 k PCP&cscpaxmcKKm&o^ A MESSAGE OF When Jeath invades your'(ami)] aolat->n comes to you from the f ANL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIA protected by insurance laws, to policy which you- forethought pt BUCiL The Mutual Relief & F T R YOUNOBI.C I PHONE 71S6 J- ?- ;?? f , i ' . . '1 ' H? \ * '. ./ l'. ' ' . ^ ' J- u' Saturday, October 24, 1931. ~T~ jber 24 ?O O OO"O'O O O O O O'O'O.O o ooooooooo o o? **? * ?? 1 Visitors I,,. RF T; ; ES ' - | SITFF ; I :elain Inside I :o LigRt | totors 1 >lumbia, S. C. | >000000000000000^0^0:0^00 Mat-y Eva Davis, Erma Benjamin, Addie Rembert, Mrs. E. N. Goddard, Eloise Grice and Dorothy Huprhes. Mrs. Glycerine Davis spent the wvek-otul Vvith hor husband and son. UjjaJZIHJZTEjareJEJZraJZmHJE^ Ball|^ A; &~M=j= ?!nll pctp " jgi vyitv/^ v/ g g^G?L-?ai?zz-I?z 30, 1931 L ? ; r I + on 75c I i^ajgjmfaraiaiajafiaifafamafafafe ? ocery Go. f ~ :its in | NCY r.RnrRPTFa | Joinh^rship. The Manager will X >f the matter. ' X 13'ia ASISPMRI V ST1 X " $?7^? oavac&^a&OiXC8XC83a^ CONSOLATION ~ 1 ranks, what a message of com i act that THE MUTUAL RELIEF j -s TION is under contract and ?oa i pay you promptly your insurance j rsuaded you to take out covering i > V % lenev'lent Ass. of S. C. ! )OD..Gen. Manager. 1S01V, TAYLOR STREET : t ' " ' '