The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, October 08, 1932, Page Page 8, Image 8
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"CLAWING TIG
One of. BoiU'dii-t's flovt'ii. w ho w ill
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luiii) ,u< . ytyr
S. C. State Expects Tc
Defeat Morris Brown
Saturday At OrangeBurg.
Coaches Brooks, Tewell, Le\\is
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And Crawford Confident
- (irenb interest. and enthusiasm hire
being manifested in tlu- forth" crnTTrng
gaino between Morris Brown \Iniver
si'^ of Atlanta and State College ot
Orangeburg-. Sittee 'lie defeat of
Clatlin College by the thunilerng horde
from Atlanta. Speculation is rife as
to the outcome of Saturday's contest.
State College, under Hie o* p e r t
coacehing of Brooks, Jewell.t Lewis,
and Crawford is confident of victory
while Morris 'Brown, after the victory
.over Claflin .-.last ...Saturday, is
equally--certain of taking the bacon
back Vo,Atlanta with them.
Dasd seaso-n State College bad ope
of the best teams in the Southern
. Conferencei missing- the champion
i>\ oiuy- i *ii l l (mill' s. inis
season Stat'* is eoutendinjLr for. the
championship in . The .Southern and
_J?jL>uth A'lant ic Conference. As . all
7 of. the TiI?l~l')lJTycM,s who wevo~ tost" in"
graduation last spring have had thelT
playes filled by new re.ruit.s who arc
filling- .them 'equally as well, this hope
.of victory in the two* Coufereneces . is
not unfounded. Looser, Smith ?ind
Taylor are 'tilling' the position;* left
vacant by Franks, .Mack, and (1 remit
while soinetIun.it spectacular is expected
out of Persons and Harris.. Kane
is rncreasint* in effectiveness daily
and 'here is n he-I?nf res cr^es waning
t o fill any \,!u am ies.
It is expected that this lirst game
of The season lit S'a'e College will
attrac t a large number of., speelators
~ from outside the -Stale. '? " ' =
The probable lue-up will! .be as
follows for the Saturday game:
L-K. - JkV.eLbe u.._ It, 4v. ?Piwvkiws
L. T. Persons ?r P. T. Ii'.nris
I., (i. Smith . It. (r. lhibighor
('. Kvans * t^. P>. Croci
K. II. I'orter I,. II... T&ylot
Full Hack Kane
This line-up will be supported- b\
-G i 1 KtHtti. - V\j 11 i 11 a k e r.- : -Crt m it* r;?Haeotr
Latimer. Xolin, Patterson, Da/.ey
James, .Monafee, .Met/., Hamilton, am
Adams, all of whom are, showng run
form. Patterson, who is iwcoverini
fr.mn- a minor operation, will no- nadj
for the game Sa'urady.
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SI MMKRVII.I.K NEWS
Mrs, Xollio Foster or Charle. toi
spent Thursday with tlfe jia's.tor am
family of Bethel. ?
Mrs. F, Wilson,, spending scvern
month's with ' her sister, Mrs, F. 1
Kdliev, on Railroad Ave., hr.y. return
i cot .'In lu-r?home at St.?Gooiyr?'.?i-Umany
friends regret to see her leave
"The Glory Land," repented a
Bethel last Tuesday y Veiling w.a
largely attended. Among those iVui
other churches taking pari wen
Mescalines Kmiiine .Mance, W. Bai
J rcn, Ha'tie Fraiser, Kitt V. Harvej
Belle .Jenkins, Mary -Maxwell, i
Wade, Mr.- Muse Washington, Mr;
Ruth Ban-On, Mr. II. R. Fordhai
played the part of SB' Peter ajid Mi
Chappello Johnson, the Tempter. Ear
was a master. Every man and wi
man. in their parts. Several whit
friends were present.
Next Sunday is "Harvest Homo.
O A. nuJ'Faith Service." Sermon h
Rev. J. E. Goins, Music by -Bethel'
p-? Junior Choir, assisted, 11 a. m. Sei
fnon by Rev. T. E. J. Ball.?tBetbc
and Ehenezor choirs. 1 p. m. sermo
by Rev. A. ('. .Wade.,- Zioii Choi
sermon .by Rev. S, '1'. Ross, nu
MeHry the "Church, of God.'' 8 p. m
Oornmiunity program, conducted 1>
Mrs.'G. M. Ashe, principal of Alsto
Hi S-hool, members of the. faculty
and of the A. B. Bee Hospital wi
participate., Monday eyehing, "Opoi
Air" Festival on Church ground. >
"Wednesday evening. K o'clock a
the home of Mrs. Mary 'Joyner, thci
will be a "Nut Cracking' Convention.
The admission will he 10 cents.
Miss Louise Anderson, of Mt Zio
Clurlest. 11, has began her "school woi:
with Mrs". \V. Barren at Ridgevilh
Sifhc sj>ent - Tuesday afternoon wit
Miss Lvelyn Sumter, and was at th
"Gloi*y??Xand."
11 Mrs. Louise Clements, motored t
' St. Georgo last week with other mem
beis of the lfamily, and spent a pleas
' ant day with relatives and friend?
.Summerville is proud to have this ex
eel Ion I?family in run?midst. r-*
Fresh Fish
DAILY
Hens and Friers
Dressed?Delivered
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ERS" WHO WILL EACI
face Jtpivhouse College lionnw-epjfoinjg
> BENEDICT MAY I'LAY Tl'SKECIEE
IN DETROIT
I lulnbt 13i~
Against . ^Morehouse In
Hoitic-L'oJtting
All but liiu.l ill't.ails have been arranged
with a promoter in Detro.t
fun Benedict to play Tuskcgee ihene
in October. Negotiations'' between
, Detroit, Benedict and Tuskegee'have
?boon underway for three weeks. to
have Benedict play annua.ly at De
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n Mr. Euginji Taylor is on the sir!
i. list?dione thai she will soon bo hei
Mrs. Annie Cold well is convajes
cence at this writing to the deligh
.of her many friends.
0 Miss .Angeline <iinyard has left
Sunday evening for the Stut?j?Oneg<
... Orangeburg, S. C.
Dr. L. M. Rovve was a pleasan
visitor at 'he St. Matthews Haptis
('bnreh,?dw?fast?pr^ tehing?Stmrbr
morning, call again Doctor.
9 CHERAw NEWS'
Miss Margaret McCall left Sunday
afternoon for Morris College whore
" she will attend school this year.
Mrs. Sophrona Deas, who has beer
on the sick list for some time, is very
much improved 'at this writing.
The program rendered by the B. Y,
I'. U. at the Wesley M K. Church on
Sunday afternoon was enjoyed by nil.
R. L. McCall, Reporter.
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On'iciitls-.?Krviii ."Raine) -Rcfe: ee-p
Brooks (S. C. Stall.) Cmpito; Smith
(Benedict. II. Linesn an; McGhee
( Bene Jet) Kit 1.1 J mijr .
Clafjlin lu.ninaries---Sulloii's task-*
linjf-. a ltd nass .receiving. . -B 11 ;7bia
200 U.S. tackle) stopping 1 lie play;-,
and Brewten's smashing cad runs toy
two successive first do.wns.
CHKSTKR RAKACK A I'll S *
Rev, and .Mrs. /.Ricoh Tennell. of* i
"Palm Beach, Fla. spent lke_^ptts4- half J
week here us guests of Iiev.* and. Al rs. J
(4. \Y. Mannnoy. ' Mrs. Tennell is Kev.
A.fcinonoy's siste-r. Kev. Tennell preach
ed ip_tho morning at Carmol Presbyterian
Church, and at night at Calvary
-Baptist Church.
,Mr. and .Mr*. John?14-:?Whilst?*rrrn-have'dteen
living, with .Mrs. Walker's
parents, .Mr. and .Mis. Thomas Bwehanllin,
Aiken St. have rented an apart-men'?with
Mi-s_ Ida Massev. Colouri>ia,
S. 0.
All-, and Mrs. James .McClellan, Air.
Ttnd Alts:. .1. T. Lewis nio'ored to J
Charlotte Sunday. Mis. McClellan's-;
sisierr A\rss trrthaTT^A-TTrFT^^" A t InntTT
who was visitiirtf?rehu i 444drp~.'T*rr?
turned with them to spend a few days'
here.?
The congregation of ('ol vary . l>ap'
ist ( lun ch was saddened Stfnda v
morning when .the paster. Kev. W. |
i R. Itoutjlass" airnouu ed the. news of
| the death ol Mrs. .Connie X. Jones, of
| Florence, S. (President uf the Wo
j mens naptist Mate < * mention, .Mx,.
Jones eitdijtrod herself t?? trio Calvary
nuMuhership and- the Ches'er
friends of otTier churches When she
pYesided at tin- Women's Sia'L' Canvent
io? which met hero a few year;*
ago. The. family and relatives hay.:
I the deepest iymp'aliiy of Chester
I I'i iends. , . '
! The. Fiijloy Hi ami Hnuneti Seo't
Hi playedjTii Rock Hill Friday. F-nj.
ley Hi won; the score was t!d I -?
4 The s.1 me> teams will play here Fiiday.
Sir. J. C. Cleland. Rittshurg, lYr.n.
1 passed through the city Sunday en~roi.ite
to New -berry 'o visit rcla.tr
and ! v 1 (;111Is. lie was a truest at t lie
home of Rev. and Mrs. I). ('. Rat al,
j Mr<. Julia R. McDonald aii<l Rev.
1 i <1. W. Shaw, of Croat Falls, motored
' to Castunia Saturrkiy vo see Mrs. Me-.
1 i>onal J's two little daughters Who-gre
spending the winter there, wliile their
. mother is.'enu'ayed In her school work.
1 Mrs. J. 1). Martin continues sit k
. in Charlotte, last news from her
, bedside wit's that some improvement
is shown. . . ?
I Mr. John StanlRck. Jr. of Charlotte
is iiv the pity visiting, relatives.
F.ach Sunday morning at the Calvary
IRap'ist. Chuivh oh the nghfhid
left predostal on the pulpit and on tie
piano, ari^vases J'illed with Leant ifttl
flowers which show" a variety 'f
the season's hlnoms frot\i the flown i*
\ garden (if Mrs. I'earl Thn no. w ho a '
tangos these boiiip+c4sa_ and places
them in the church .each Sai-frrday. f
Barnclte's 'Circus brought a large
crowd to town Saturday. Mr. I.a!"
Wilkes is,jigain in bis classes at T'in(
ley Hi. after spending the s . , ?r
' in Washington., D. ('. . ?
.Miss Marie Jackson, of Wiutvx.li> no,
is enrolled as-a senior a' FtnL y Hi.
1 ' Mrs. I.uc.v R. M|w key and three I: 1
tie children w;ho have be-.-n ^(iu
- several weeks here \yilhjaf .
Mrs. Lizzie Dixon, and -sister. Mi,--<
Lucfetia Lewis left Thursday muritv
f ing for their home in Maxton; N..-C,
Miss Katie Dates lelt at tin? same
time'to visit relatives in Wilmingf.on,
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On the- sck list are: Mrs. Sylvia
, Walker, Mrs. Julia Ale Donald.
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Hampton Institute will fill the vacancy'at
Marlboro and one oil the
assistants will be elected to blu- pri.ncipalship.
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Mr! Bracc-v has won much favor
? from the teachers and school officials
jthroughout the State.-of Maryland.
I His first year's work after jr^'diiat'
inn- from State College was cohfmed
' to a small school in Jasper county tin
der the supervision of Mrs. Mary J.
Miller KartcT during hi? stay there
he worked hard' to help complete the
plans for the erection of at new Hosenwald
School,- This scflrool - was- fi?
nlaHy erected two years ago.
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tan > reasonably In' jie to yet very
iiijiH {f i;a ial conside.i ation Troni Uic
iav- i; I'll- ;inrJ uid'avoVaMo. Ulvtoi's in
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prmciptosJ divide ' i hut vote ihtrTTvip
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'It would bo unfortuifl-ite for the race J
|or the party for the solid Negro ^
,v?>te to bring at>out its triumph or - .
defeat. : ? .
j In the meantime the campaign
goes merrily on. Both parties have
appointed their Negro- auxiliary com
niitteesw I am glad to note that
those two partizan committees divide
( 'quite evenly the intelligence, the respectability
jand the talent of the
race between them. I note also with
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all Hie people in thi so tro ble burden
cd times'. Wo-'wish -the people to
Rribw you as we see you in the *
strength of stubborn justice. We
ask no higher honor in this present
historic contest than to be permitted
free and to again victor the party
-i hat set our feet in the way of life.
4? Speak^Ali^-Iirosiden^and say that ?
I theie is no higher, ih-nie-than lib-?<
v... Tell us .again that our President
loves, justice and will do it. Rededieaiii
today in the trumpet tones
<>f sincere phrase our great party to
leteinal truth. Dispatch us back to
' people with words to stir theip
4 i lit any io you, our leader, and to"
-cnc<?iii-age in the grcat _causc. so nob
I.V defended by your matchless endurance."
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seening 10 netter fit myself
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heard of a book, "MAKING YOU
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known Negro sale,sman.
V'ter obtaining a copy, I carefully
read its pages and acquired
he knowledge contained therein.
In reality I received valuable information
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showed me how to close my prospects.
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Later, I founded a Mot?r Club, ?known
as the Metropolitan Motor-'
nt s Association. Applying^-the
knowledge obtained ff.om this book
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to use it constructively and
unlerstatulingly, my Motor Club
grew by leaps and hounds; as a
_!Xsult, I now head the largest,
the most financially strong motorists
Association of its kind in
\merica. ri * '
I am prpud to "Say that I now
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now engaged or who anticipates ,
entering the field of selling, can
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