Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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\inic iitis: ii;u u'\,' iwiHrmuiM-, tmi Lincoln; CiH'tloll. Moyiis 'Drown. kegeo 11. Passes Completed: Shue College. fS; Tuskegoe -4. ACiClKS IN 2 TO 0 N\ IX OVEH J. C. SMITH IMAI.KSITY (jreensbonv N, C\, October 2Hlh? -The?Aggie Hnli'l"-??f A,, ^iiul T College smashed out a 2 f'o 0 win over the Johnson C. Sniith I'lijvypiily ~1" .Golden Bulls""hi Hie loedl SUbBum, here loday. . The name was a luck affair during the entire ' first half, With the, eliiiro ,\-gie line starring. The A. and T. line from end' to eifd showed grpa? defensive", strength. They broke through the Sr.ti'h line and spilled- the Smith vintners for ? great los e- >i.. almost every*-plya. The Agge line wa- -Vo trong that Smith only gained P* yards ",' from rushing;" A. ami T,._ kicked -otf to Smith and held 'hem for downs. The leant played m the >hadi>\y of Smith's w goal during the -entile til>l half. The ; 1 "punting of both teams were very poor Half ended with ho score. The Aggies assijjned the oibmsive early in the third inf ir'er and-drove ?-g.?Smit 11'r ?HJ?yaid_ line?where?Uns hall was lost in a fumble. Matthew of Smith .dropped b'ifek' .on the goal line to pnnt hj.it the punt ''was blocked *liy Washington and Sanda- Knii'h succeeded in low.-ring the hall scoring a toiuhhack for A. and T. During the. llnal period A. and T.'drove :.u- ...i i:..? f.,:m.i i,? i<? r>' 111 * i r* ii'n yum lint* ?ui uuivm put tlie hall over Keiausl' of :i penalty. Final ?eorc\ A. anil T. SjnitJi 0. 1.1 V INt.'STONi; < Ol.l.lKii:. AND ( <MlTll 1(1 l'l. \ ^ . AGAIN Sfcli.-i'U) y, .'X. October lit The s-tateimua to 1 hi' 'press that Living> <Ktom* t'ollejfo and .J, (' Smith I'nivt'jsi.ly had patched up ilu ir tiilfcU'.nres it!id v.ol?hl Fun-' nyum TlianUsviv inj? s'uvtvd lOiunl in 'ho lileS 'of tin* i ; hiyUM'v.- of. tli>- inlations between' tin* two M'hmils with sonic yTiT'"ix stl;i lyiviimsiQne rigm-oacK wno uasncu across for a touchdown' Hue to the 11 ' heavy liln'nkt'f of snow, .the markings j of the field were riot 'so plain and Riddle contended that its hall dirriei ' ... was on' of bounds when tackled. The contention was uphold and the score was not allowed?Riddle winning Since thnt_ time, games between > Sniih and- T~ivingstone have been more or less a fixture in North' Caroliitn,?with gala crowds and aftergame affairs. This year is-to he no exception. Plans are being laid for a big event to celebrate the'Yesumption of relationship between the schools. > . J JACK SUN HK.1l SCIlOol. \OTIS Camden, S. 'C.?The facnl'y ami students ut' Jackson High School \vcrc l'avored recently by a visit from Uev \V, I. 1'. Roseborough. plus tor of llnd Presbyterian Church -anti K'ey. S. D. Thom, a visiting cvaggcli-t ol' Allan-^ ta Georgia. l)r- Thorn delivered an inspiring talk "I.ete s s H . ghway. Dr. pride and leprc.-on'hit.i v.e j umithe Colgate's Cuuipuny lectuivM on tjie vuluo of- teeth "and how. t<> pryserve them- _ Mr. e^erTtTOur t'ari ulj,. represent iiijJ X)ie Anverijean, 11 lu inane 'Ad-meia-Jo-ia visited the school and instituted into the chidren -the desire to he kind to dumb . animals. Several clas'scs I reported having formed Junor Rands' [of Mercy. The High School Football team i rin readiness to maintain it- stand ' in.tr under., the able coahing of Pro!. . I'irtirlos Watcrnian. , The Jnob* on?Hi lh'goiv?played?ii? 1 first- game "of the season against t he Km met f Scott 11 tgh , School frotbajy team and den-a en tnein wuli a s?-. ;-e j- .'! WnfTlie- dacksi .41 11 Ti'-cv- 'u'.v -. been wait.ing for an opportunity to show tlfKir strength and'P-. v a- w-. M demonstrated un October' 111: '-The' Tigers are.sharpening then: ( lav s to ' unlay at the Kershaw Count Fair. IH. IK JACKKTS A l>f)p F VN <? MURK llv. Tim Johnson. I Lancaster. S. ('., Get. J"> F. II. S. marching <gt to victory here '.today ran roughshod over those Irani aVtei . T. S. Tijrore 18-0. The Blue Jackets first t'Uicbd o\yn wfts n< ido by a pass from Brmvn to "Cat" .Tappers for 27- yards. The other two canie in tlu* second <y.5;vrt(0 o-Ler the lino. . J. p The second li;lli' (lit. Ml; -did not make any- pojnJs h.ii .! tlu* Tigers' from getting ."\\ ' V yard lino. Tlm-tramo ende ! !v [ i';: vor the?Blue Jackets; J F. II. S. 48.; Jefferson -It;. b; V." (Oft. 28 t-Ho F|i?Oiy Hi BlVfcW t ran wild oyer"the''J.etlV. ; >'<>;. i I i here today making 7 toucbdi.\\;i>> and o\tra points, .led by Wilks. Jag'-Mis. Bracos and Atkinson. o(o.\in-: co-tnty ti:\i\i\(, SCHOOL. = : * 01H V1 ;TT~S".~tw."' 'ATT""*': ^ ~ ~T oil our second school in ' Ti. ports of "teachers as t-> *nro"; of students in classes ' re ail fav.rablc?' Seemingly tit,.' -r . ."a.-, each inontlv wilhi a givaW.r' vk'.erutination. jhi ^ Coach Kinky and i.i T'e bard ai wor.k, Tho- \i-t..i* , t in- playcri' of Wmhfihr-*?? on '!:< gridiron Tinn .-da v. Tbr y, , 1 w.i1-?n'lT frciviv.:..?Pn -?pp I lf>70 favor ">f il^ T-iu* >s T , j on joyed a pleasant i r ; ' > <vi J (la.. Friday. Although j'i, lie ! defeat, due t.i ific fa. ; I a. . ' ports at e t ha' litey p. .clean iranio. They v i;: ;r I iti a l>.i'!o airaio>i t! .)>' . Alii in Saturday duriny' lie I'.t'i. N* 'l , ' ' Tlio Soilingsnumber at a ll;n it So \ :il . ltoi ium Thnivdny ' ; . . , reporter! n plo?-ji.'FrTy Tlio .Tiipi.ir?i jLra'vo :j- ' , Spooky -I'a 11 \" a' t he TTfoTTit in intiro.-t t l.v- i. 1 ovoiiiiiu' wa- s|irut hi i"-> r apple f it; iitj?'. ~v~ 1 i _ ! 1 . Human bo<iv ami seilii < ;. . . 1.. ~ -""-.STjs? -ftuol-iua' \in,Jv\J; A T~ *. was seen on 1 lit* campus ;r- a \ i , , Tues iay. Iter visit v.a- a sue by both t'aeiilty; niul ?v''ia . Miss Vivian IManei..' week-end in Ch'c nviile > i : lives and friends. J AXONS AH^Uirnn N I-'-Ci H lK T MAN FROM. .1. X V/CU ll M talents ol A oi l h I lai'ola TTi I i t ?*?"T tcrnsil Oi crair Students of tlio .north scribm of Florida' In attendance- a' Ih'^iuinp-, Cookinaii leuvo Just perf-.Vp d P'i- >". and fraternal organi/'aii"it v-hi h 'i.e. have iinmofl tVin "Ti.1 'II.. X'.lulv" Th member*' ?iwii'lr no " residents of Juckshnvillv and of ( 'in \ cities of North and Cen'ial Florid:': whoso represent at ion hi'i t i*/? . - - i?t i.1 - group is not large, enonkh to \v:w rmf and formation of sepaiii'e organizations. , . of tho fornirr .Tact- vr.YfH!t v t 'ppi r j. r cent years which furnished to ;r restricted croup of st uden's an outlet" for social activities and did such com incndable work during the? .winter an.1 , vacation period as a booster mf .rhino for the school. The .1. & V.'s have issued a challenge -to : I . ooac. of the. student body and nine ah < Thei< intention of setting the pace for other Clubs in the friendly rivalry that lias crown up cimong club* . o f this type from various large ci'ic- :i;;i . sections of bhe state. The ofl'uois. staff is as- f>?ihiv.'s: President, O. Virgil; , Vice-president. . Frank P. Coleman; Secretary, Miss sfchfily Buss;" rni>i'i<HiL Chestnut, .TV. (Gainesville^; Ch','plain. Frank C. Barnes; Reporter. T.eP.ny , Wesley; Chairman of Program Ooml-mitteo, Miss Mercedes A. Williams 1 (Platka); vice chairman, Orion Aycr ' (Gtnincsvillc). j * The faculty sponors and advi or i are Misses Viola Tfairston. Margaret M. Johnson, Bertha N. Covings, Mrs. Mazio T. Scott and Messrs, James 1 Green and Harold J. Jones. '**" *~t tJ ~~ -r' v ' I I . . ' . ' I ~ 1 . . . . ; . I , . . ! <.! ! : v ?) ! . . ('>:. v i^. f: , '? . v ' : !???. Ml" V;n. \'.-v. !>. -Wnf.-h i> "l.rrt.'j. * ' . "sA . o. i.;.. ; 1 . N"V\'ti ?1: -T,.. 1 Hi;': 41 . - I'. c.. \V:. ; -;i>; rr- ; - '* ??' ' .... ;, . T:iv- - " ]> . -i* J \ i",i) vi>ti s ' r ;,"M: ' i,? 'f? ! ;l? ? ' s;-':: 7i }.} X'1-' i";?? j:>n.' -f*mi ? *i iv.iv Vi : _v.v ::7i^V i i ' r :> . l'~~ -i-A ? r ' -1c i in- V' iaiil".!" r-.'ili We>\f V, ' 'j' C-.V- <> ?,' Iw - I' aiVI ?? : ?r: ' { .??' ; -:iL. i *. i 'i I a . I " -iU .ct ?1::i - ' n.t :i* - ' - < ::iiv- < '" i'-ii-r. inn * ;l ... ::< !.] ,a* >< i j-V i . I uj'c Ml-- "'In i-nr Srr- _w:i-, :;i - - < , a -Htt-k vi'M-J-v' S'i'itu"'1 v i i t:" , v sii >l:c hm i< ..I" la v ?.!- Mr.- a'?: " M";>. .T---V.I llvvl j/V-i" ' : 7 ?'i."S- Si..- 'i : : .-.v '.v- r: 1 j/T's. ";*Vl > -: 7 i . ,W l li"r-l,n\v ;s ? < ! 11: ; -tl In r?-r | ' i j ;-u' ' i i' Jr i't din ') . lit i> :: } i ' ni _ j ! ^ho iinprovjii^'-and. injuries seems slight. [. M ? . Ukii-V '% : 1 >( i.: < <. : : the Kasievn Star on ?,Inn-lay" i- liL I t)c)ol>??-r L! 1 SI(.nltM lnn\i (1 wi'l: a | ' ?:;-u 'en. Qt>i(v a ?u'i?il??T t??f i iito: s v.?M|. present. New mender-. | were enridled and evcrytUi onyyed hlieihsely* s . \vt?U. fi'JdH) v.'cr > _!-' ! Mis. Kiurud entertained ;Ij'? Rns. i n Sinjdnv al'tei unn-'. . A ?!( -. | ie'rttis c*n ;rs" < !' i( ? area i and :ik? i\':as inised. Ve wi r<. triad In h..ve^ I; \rsil ir'r' l'i . i .i.: \v? |, n-'. Ti srjl.ixzie SiiuW. Ah W. -Mailiadtl At?j. - .a ,i v-?'d.;!i ii.?'Hi . a. nri ) 'iiiii.l ,M i? I Pullain. Secretary. ' v |, - fhureh H. v. M. FI. KorM'H, P*dnr Sand. v. . 11 !"!(< 2'.' Sunday vvn-; I < f-he >t ?!nvs at MnreifWn-J.-Srwd stni-tvd Mn? ralK* ntld ( V('V\ Tuesday I*,"1 M. His pasto Rev. L." A. Cowman was officiating. The?member's of Gadsden Gr.ad( rchrol't'tti^ eitt+Mided the Colore St:?'?V Fair reported that 'he; cxhihi v.ere .the host tljov have seen al tl lair and the -oirmunity and ehurj lion'lis won first and seeoftd prizes Sl'lX IAL NOTTOK ...ML who plans to visit tl ,;i troi in- A anal Conference whic i ' . - v: .in ;A ndc i-s'on. S. C~?' <7h*Tfee. v. ;n l- in.1 v ii.uiT.y- the pastor, th: J r*? ii.ay. nc.provided tor you. Box 112 )?;-l Anderson. S. < !mv:'is w\i i i:v bbanci '('ik nn: co i. cm in a itbcic urkauy t 12!? park st 1C | f?.r ;I,,. month of Octobei t*! ;11. ilotji ;i ii lion 10 1: no ? u'o i'o e o e .i'a-t ion: 'fiction,- 1>< j n - .'f -- ii hi 1 0 ." I ill ;i l ' ? :i t-11i:i' i ?it : 70.'! hooks .'ill " , v. horiowcfs: adult 27, JuvcMiil r. iota?-::i. !Y. n" enrollment JfilM'f ! i:;au 1 hi'-ik-t uij-ltul "for oirci ??? 4 o ?a t (T?;a-?hah?fteGo ?t'-f 'tvi ion.?Trhrr?rm * 1 . '!'!._ 1' m> Ki'i per )>y on ?l !?j? i 11inyhi-s. _ _ >' -a hooks '.donated . ai\> ' 'of iiU'iow ol' South Cai'f 11 Vat . Snowden, L. L. 1)^ i . -kf^Tsifoi," v,th M. I.;. Cut lor. (frr 1 and **an odiiorial Ac : ?]- hvhidhur special eont ' t ,v< fi-o-'a 1 (>70-1 !?-;n; .Te-us (Mirk k' . /lion by K. G. Po? oj Kthics bv .!. S. Mac j!; V: <: "l 11 v??- .invisible 'kin 't G. \V; M -ft# Negro life4 i ih South To, \Y. !?. When tlv? 'M . ' 1 a'-.c (Ml v School lie ".if; has placed si>: rc\V book ":i tTv'^ihrary to he . used during th hy i i ?r I ! :? of liis gai he e!and imy other adult hoi .hooks has a " 1'" ' '' '? 1 ' ,<- ' nmt l-tm Gi w T' ?'i!i l y '. II. McKarlam 'IT. ni'nl>.'ar<. I'l uvea Growing Lawn-making b ! . I'..- i m IMaenJig yoni* Garden h AV. -S. 1* *id The Vegetable (la d n liv A Kin'jn. This temporal* i 'i-a.in) is . rv,puirli appreciated a in-ifvnt 'donation by M i-i ' .Mo. 'iiir.n and others. ... ^ 'V, < A i ho, continued coopers ? / '! ( leading public so as t - 'Mo civs ulat :<>p' b|' books an . . lit ad of the ,1 drear \ . V iotr I'il 'il \\;ih valnabl : all . iypi s and oserip-tioi . ' >.T.o ild in-the hgmls <: M a-i heis...preache','**, f'athei Vis, tor-.; . ud brothers, lit. i'< in.iy ho borrowed free c Ti r'o ' ' t \yo weeks'. Overdue fir l*c a day loyen b hook borrowe* Wo 1 i' Mint some borrowers pel si " a, ' < books out severs t|; tlo-.ioby aceiimutating larg a'aooni " ii'.i. s. and depriving otbei of I- |- .-wiier ihe -awe books. Mi 1 t<> :vr! friends who bav oVerdae' b..,.ks? 'o bring or send thei i;'. :i? once wiuilxt you are prepare to. t'nv pot. The sooner the n , ,, ,u,t ?Hu. hpt l\H'~ f??l' ttll CO* i i:u J: ^Iviuikfl. in advance for pron)] 1 poP.-SC, \ i-ii.ors' . dm injr the month'wer Miri. K'ta L'nwloy of Georgetown, J .'dr.. I.. I'. 11 ud*on,-Augusta, Ga ' ) . Gallic Miller of Spartai ' n , ' Tip litna-ry will h6 closed Thanks f'TVa -i>" 1 r the hours:. 12 N. to 1' M.a 1M. to H 1'. M. every da >: S:ni hays and hol'days. , ' .1. \\'r Talley, librarian. kVi VlM.IXti HIGH lit' MULES K'Tlorir.'JD INSTITl TTy r?f?. _ Jl . ""l ! ; >d.>V l.ovs. Hie TTlTi \Y ace , vis'iled "Aiken and /defea'e li. '.I ?fast. I'aan-I th,.. ore-sided s:or(. of 5'fl to 0. Eae of; those vanishing backs . shared i ()> pm and for good measure th < ml was n Howe I to snatch the pigski frtvn tlie* blue skv and to step som :e sunt?, lie then fell asleep in I h e *Y arms Of Jesus.?;? ?? ? j. l)r. Dendy'a--life was fraught witli many helpful and faifsighted aetivi-"** !;tiosi in the A.M.P. Church in South 's v f Carolina and vms regarded as a horn v ^ leader of men, not in the. rofcj as a ... "brow-heater," 4>ut as a peacemaker. 'In the DO's, he,' Drsr^ 1). 11. Johnson, " i B. J". Ramsey ,gnd Ch T. Coleman ^ j^tt-re brilliant lights in the then Co- . A\ lumbia Conference ami subsequently h accepted leadeis m tile Piedmont An7 nual Conference. ^-1? -Dr. Pendy was a versatile^\vTttef " 'and during the life pf a weekly na- i per_Jdiown as-"The Quiver," edited -* by Dr. D.1I. Johnson, wrote many articles?under-the 'assumed named |"The Pepper iBox'V?which were widely . read throughout the Connection. ?dixit?it?is all over now and?hri?Hhrr " the fathers, has answered the.call of death, the inieTi!;ililo,Juuilu^?ajP-mon ; . }, kind to "Come"?yes, he .obeyed. * i On .Monday, 3 pan., at Bethel A. * . 1('' M. E- Church, Rev. A. J. Martin, pVisl"..Ufor aO(l' Rev. S." N.Hk^ -1 J* K, 1'. K. ??'?~ a throng of relatives and friends assembled to pay their I last tribute of respect tp his memory. The pro- .. p- gram-f-ollowa! ?? ??? ir j Processional?Noaier .My God to Thee-pchoir. Ilyuin 401-'-Servaht of-? God Well- Done?Rev. G.B. Brown, n Prayer?Rev- W. L.. Johnson. Seleei t oil ;hoir. Scripture 90th PjgJalms? ??" 1 .v. A.II. Levant. Hymn 494?I ' Would Not Live Always?Rev. P.M. t. Gary, P. E. Obituary, telegrams, k e'e.v?Rev. Jas. R. Johnson.. Dr. F." V. Dendy as a Citi/.c-h-^Pfof. Tho- ^ mas Sanders. Dr. F. V. Dendv as a ?r lnejuher?Pi?E? Adams. LLu LL_ s ' V. Dendy as a Pastor and Church ._ Builder?^Dr. P. S. Mosteley. Dr. F.V. Dendy as a Friend and Presiding 1. _lw- r r? Solos were "sung hy Mrs. K. S. Nelr' son and Miss O. 1>. Sanders- Ducts y by Mesdamos C'.E. Martin and E. S .v Nelson. Soimon l>y Dr. B. J. Ramsoy. Commitment Drs. S. Nance-and j. W. C- Crawford. Processioned "Ar.' sloop in Josus Blessed Sloop." The following out-of-town visitors were present: J)r. ami Mrs. B. ? J. (1 Ramsey, I)r. and Mrs. 1'. M. Gary, y Revs. M. G. Williams, .T. R. Johnson, ^?W. I;. John .win, Mi. and Mis. 11'.. 1>. ,f Peri in, Mrs. Ka'c McPaniel, Mrs. s Susan Nance and Miss Waller, Green wood; Revs. W. L. Devlin, J.C. I.et'[ man, W. E. White, Drs. J. B. Siujih, 1. I\ S. Moseley, Abbeville: Rev. J. B. Kicholberger", Treasurer; Mr. Robert ? \ ^ bowjnhri, Reporter. ? . . h j We are also glad to report that, wo e have a large enrollment this term. " The teachers for the term are; 1'rof. , Eichelberger .and Miss Bornioe Rob-" irison. ,This is Frof. Eichelhet'ger's - first tcrnr wMVrtSr 'Miss Robinson has? ,1 been with us four termS. We the 'a ' ? *^( i- patrols are proud of these young >' ^ people for they are giving good ser' vice ^n their work. Robert Bowman, Reporter.