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??:?s State Pla S. C. STATE AND CLAFL1N COLLEGES TO MEET IN FIRST TI RKEY-DAV TILT -?:? Orangeburg, S. C., Nov, 15?Claflin ?College and South Carolina State A. and^M. Collide, two neighbors with only a fence rat in# t>hg"t>w.o famous .institution^ will meet in a foot ball game, their fij;s? athletic contest j in the'history of the two schools on Thanksgivings Day. Already interest throughout the state has been aroused to the extent that leading alumni of both institutions have made special reservations to {attend th'is ' ... ?epoch in the' history of. the two colly ges. South Carolina State 'College was established in the 90's as one Of the colleges of Claflin University Valid later?beeanre-a senaratn state tnstrr-" tution supported by state funds. Since the establishment oif. The State j ColiTge as a distinct. institution under state supervision more?than thirty years ago no athletic contests have been arranged. This year under the new administration of Presiclcmt Mil-*1 . ler If.-Whittakcr, plans were perfect ed for friendly rivalry in a big/ath-1 t ?letic event. ? i V At Claflin College, Brice Taylor, famous University of Southern California star has .returned to coach the fleety Panthers. The Panthers . hit their stride in tli^ last two games and with their bewildering Shift" formation routed Livingstone College 28-7 and last Frday repeated the. same "against the Paine College Tigers 31-0. ? South Carolina State., has -an t?n vious record alsu and under the direction of Brooks,-Jewell, Lewis and Crawford "able mentors l'or the Bulldogs they have defeated Florida X\ and M. College 12-0 and last Friday nosed out Benedict College 0-0. They Held Tuskegee t't-7, ^n>l?Mon itr Brown 12-0. They gave Morristown Tennessee a two touchdown defeat. The "Panthers" and "Bulldogs" ? will?have the fence taken clown between -them to give Carolinians iind Alumni nt' both institutions from all es when they meet in their bin: battle at" Orangeburg on Thanksgiving Day. ALLEN BEATS ~ v _ LIVINGSTONE Last SlttuiVlav the Allen Yellow Jackets fmind- It rather difficult to penetrate the epidermis of the Livingstone bears. IBut after a sixty min. utes sct'o they were able to emerge ? ?with a 7-0 souvenir. * ' Allen's touchdown came Tft The third"' period as Xfpsult- of a~blocked ktck by Ransom, a beautiful recovery hv fJintain Scott, a m-ot.ttr nass b\ Nelson, and a game saving Catch of the pass by Holland. Nelson added the extra point. by tihe drop-kick routo. CONWAY NEWS. Bethel A. M. E. Church. Sunday Nov. 13th was a very cold (\.iy. Church attendance was very poor, yet a faibhj'ul few were at their post of duty. At 11:15 Rev. W. I. Gore and Rev. G. W. James" ascended the rostrum. Aftec, ail preliminaries the pastor selected as a tex't St. John 1:1. Subject: "The Power <5f God's'Word/' - He preached a wonderful sermon. The v , sermon was enjoyed by all. ' * The Sunday school opened at the usual hour"with the Asst. Supt. Mr. F. IB. Hemingway and.a few workers at their post of duty. After a beautiful and brief discussion of the lesson we were favored with a splendid review 'by- 'he pastor. Adult class ?) No. 1 is still holding the bann.er. At 8 p.m., Rev. W. I. Gore and f* Rev. G. W. James \aseended the ros{rum. Immediately following ) the usual devotionals, ihe pastor presented Rev. James to the audience. Ho selected as a text Matt. 3:1-2.. Sub-, jecf: "Repent for Hhe kingdom -o f God is at* hand." He preached an inspiring sermon. We regret very much that Mi.ss Evelyn Cuthbert, ia. teacher of Wfoitrtemore Training school is out on account of illness. We wish for her a speedy recovery. Miss Willie Mae Hodges one of our teadhers ^as called to Ahhrmjllt. ln.it m'i'k OH account of faculty and student body extend to her their deepest sympathy. I ' \ . ' . ysClaffir ANDERSON NEWS. ? The- -Anderson County Fair ^as Vi?fv .snrrt'ssfnl The?exhibits wore good, equal to that of previous years. There were variious booths, Com- ? munity, Church, School, Thrift, Par. nt and Teacher Associations and individual; also the farm product department and flower department with other additional exhibits. An-' derson has been made to feel that j her inhabitants have not bowed to the depression. 'flhe South group of the W. H. M. societies of the Greqnvjlle District of the M. E. Church will hold a -meeting Sunday Nov. 20th at New- Har- mony itl. E. Church. All officers ot~ the several sociieties and members o ueL'?wl t/\ lw? \T fe T nil _ algia W. A. Owens, star wffrker, Mrs-,Rev. J. W. White, pastor. '.Mrs. Ella Smith, 504 -Cleveland Ave., surprised her ll\usband, Mr. Ellas Smith, with a birth' party Friday evening. The living room, hall and dining room was beautifully decorated with, chrysanthemums and ferns. A delicious salad course, cake and tea was served. Rev. W. P. Bigby, the District "Supt. of the C. M. E. church preached an instructive sdfrniou at Mt. Carmel C. M. E. church ' Sunday night." The'audience w la s highly inspired. Mrs. W. P. Bigby. , is state .president of the ,W. H. M. society, Sfty made a brief talk concerning Missionary work. iMany helpful suggestions were discussed. I Rev. G. W. Rosser the pastor of Mt. Carmel and his members will entertain , the Annual State Conference of the C. M. E..churcli. It will . -convene- Nov. 30th~ [ r. The last quarterly .conference at tl^ point was held Monday nightTf \r.?, v ,-rr?iU~ ii : 11 ?iiici nun mo missionaryspofcety and her very timely talk was ! enjoyed by all present. All W. H. . M. workers would have enjoyed it. i | Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Smith and Mrs. Loual^ia Owens visited Mr. i and Mrs. -Willie Hill of Stlarr. Mrs.' I Miss Selina Groves of Oak street | Seneca was in' the city Thursday. She attended the Fair. "I?The P. T. A. Of S. Fant Street ^nhool will hold its regular meeting Thursday Nov. 17. All members are asked to be present. Reports of the work done since the last meeting will bo made. The booth for this As*b.^^eiation which was arranged for the County Fair won first prize. The Association feels hopeful of its work ing force, For two "years this organization has been the one to win first prize?Iho?Temperance?poster. which was exhibited by the 2nd and 3rd grades won first prize; teachers Miss Jdtynnye Mr Adger and Mrs. Loualgia Owens. It will be remembered that this school won first prize two years ago when Temperance posters were exhibited; ?Rod ribbon I was '.also <by this sdhool. This poster was madefy 4th, -5th, 6th and 17th grades, Mrs. Lula Crawford, Ola I Adger, Rachel Asbury, Anna Bailey ..teachers. | ?iije many lrienus 01 iVir. I5l*?wn I Williams, the proprietor of Ideal Pharmacy will be glad to kno.\y~that he is out again, after being in scleral weeks, due to illness. He a'ternf.tjd churfclij service Sunday -mffrhing [at St. Paul Baptist, the chui'ch of his choice. Rev. W. C. Crawford, the pastor (of Bethel A. AT. E. Church and his people-will be hostess of tih^e Annua] Conference which wilf be held here Pec. . 7th. | We Jai-e glad to report that Mr. tHenry Thompson is home. He has been in the hospital seyeral days for treatment. His many friends 'wish him a speedy recovery. ) There* will he a program rendered j at Generostce Baptist Church. Sunday . Nov- 20'h. All church goers are i asked to attend. The proceeds are for the benefit of the work of the church. Mrs. Ella Smith is spon- ' sor. The program is given by the W. H .Ml' S. The annual conference of the M. E. Church of South Caroling will be- ! gin Dec, 7_in Florence, S. C. The pastor of the Greenville, district is busy making readiness for a pood report. A CORRECTION T^re article of the anniversary of "Mr. and Mrs. J. Edgar Clutts which was published in the issue of Nov. 5 oat?the anniversary but a Party given in honor of their friends attending fllje State Colored Fair. Reporters sending in news are advised to get the facts, before sending same, 1 v ' ; I ) .. ? : ? _ . . \ - . TOE PA I.METfO L i In Horn* SMYRNA CHURCJI NEWS. Waterlooj S. C.?*-,Wo liad la, very nice duy Sunday lor church services. We were triad to have with us our ex-pastor Rev. Suber to preach for us on Sunday night. He preached a wonderful seripon; >and everybody enjoyed hearing hjra. We hope,. .ho' will he successful fin getting ready for Conference. All of .-the A. M. ,E. H churches are trying to get their pfos- 1 tors ready for Conference. We are sorry to say that we haVo two members'of our church very ill: Miss Hattie Clara Cunningham; she is one of our choir members. We hope oho will noon?recover.. Also " Mrs. Odella Doiuly. is in a suffering condition, IN MEMOKIAM ' . In tender a'hd loving memory of my dear husband and daughter, W. M. Reynols and Rachel, who dpplirt. _ ed this life- five years ago. We_, love them both but we give them up because tihey had to answer Gods call. It was 11 is" will and act and we bow humI4y to~31is will. ?)ea*restr~ William and R|?chel, thou "hast left us; ?Here, thy loss we deeply feel; Hut 'tis God who bereft us U? ??"v. nil U 1 R nc tun an uui ?ui ucfirr OT Wife nntl Children. ^ N OTIC E 1 The Children's Hour Of. St Luke's E Episcopal Church, Sunday Af ternoon November 2(Wh. _ On Sunday afternoon at 4.:.'10 o'clock, the. public is cordially- invited 4-o?see and lienr a progi'Mm ooifctM" ~ in}? mainly of children's talent, which "WTft~be "rendered at_"St. Luke's" Episcopal Church. " , -SThe solemn and' picturesque pantomime of the? "Holy City" and special music bv St. Luke's junior choir being two of the principal.contributions by the children. Mr. J. A. Simmons,'principal of teresting address, consistent with the spirit of the occasion. A silver offering will.be taken. CHESTER TARA(iR A I'll S [ A' the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nich- I Gaston ^n?W?Mhn'wfrty ni^Bit, I quite IV'number . of quests attended the reception which \vf.is piveii com- I plimentary to her cousin. Miss Mo- r zelle Rabb, who is spending several weeks here. Miss Rabh who lives in Mont Claire, N. J. is a fo till or Chcs-tei?Kill and "is receiving many cour- wj tesios from relatives and friends herej^.}, at home. I ' 1 Much sympathy is extended Mr. J. jjj E. Spann, who was called to- Rates- j Wi burg because of the sudden death of (ja his father, Mr. Paul Spann, on Thurs-'p, (lay mormngj, at 1 o'clock. Funeral services were held in-Batesburg, Sjun- 1 day and interment in Leesville. |cr On tho sick list are Mr. Jiimes Dye i Mrs. Tena Crenshaw. . . L? ) Mr. James Satterwhite was called ?] to Clinton Monday morning, because ^ of the death of his uncle. ' 'jj """Tho Ushers Club of Brooklyn Tab, a, church, last week. The young peo- i pie had lots of fun in U play called ju ernacle held their (meeting at the jj an "Apple Grab." Master Carthel vt Wright was lucky in that he 'grabbed nine apples more than any one else. ' An appreciative audience enjoyed j( the Recital given in tlip Cl|apel pt BrainertFinstituUv-Thursday evening. 'ea by tv^-.-students from Knoxville Col- ,( lege. Both proved themselves great musicians. The program consisted of violin and piano selections. * Each number, was well done. The entire nvnorrojii- il*QO n f rnftf \r,. WTTT " "" " VII1IVOJ/IV, Sec'ty, of the Aulmni Association of tfHnt school, accompanied the mttsicians nnd set forth in his remarks the l')l excellent work done at Knoxville College. , ; The Chester County Fair is op in full tilt. The exhibits are good and numerous; the Carnival helps to en- a liven the occasion. Finley Hi School'will play Sterling Cn Hi in Greenville Friday. So far Fin- " ley Hi has not been defied in the ' <Q\ron pmnfl olwnnriy p]?ywt Rev. and Mrs. J. P. Reeder oof Col-..ml utiibia, passed t1iru the ci|y Tuesday afternoon enroute home ofter attend? _ .. . Ih ing tne Trustee Hoard meeting of Friendship College, Rock Hill. t Prof. S. L. Fitiley accompanied with IC1 one of his students, Mr. Timothy ^ Johnsbrr, mjade a business trip to Sumter Saturday, Nov. 5. " ^ Mrs. Martha Parrott is out again Al after "being quite sSck for Tpeveral ar ?-CLAFLIN^ At Orar HOME-COM TKanki JL liUllil, . ?? Novem 2 P. Admission $ Students and Chili HHHHHHHHil ys7~ ~~~~ ' .. SUHsEY IWUK^C A musical and literary prnpi-nm 1 ? 11 fcn ffiimn of I SlllllhlV Sr-Vinnl ?/ *1 */v gif vii c*v njmi nici i i cany ici iau i "" ' ttreh Sunday afternoon. by the Supt. ami f A JJarnyard Flirty, given by the a* their post of t istory Classr Miss Annie Pearl Boul- Subject, "Making J ire, -teacher, gave those in atten- beautifully discusse ,nce a plenty of fun at Finley Hi. , Pu'pils. iday night. A fifteen minute min- At 11 o clock mo rel by Messrs. Timothy Jdhnson, ?an and after.the alcoln Walton and Jjames Hhrdin vices Kev. Andersoi eated ntttch laughter. derful sermon wh The Rain Coat Contest under th?,<i0f^r,'n^s ispices of the Girl's IProgressiv# j '" ^ev' J|?---Wise ub, Miss Annie E. Garriick, Facub | ?'n syh(,a>' Supervisor, will close next week. eidy Conference w le contestants are working hard, n'K,1t and all the b id will soon know Whjb js the winner. ce8S^ui report of t Mrs. .Tanie Ayers is improving fctfer Sunday is Haivt ir return from the Good Samaritan be a II ospital in Chailotte, where she was 1 RaTty Sum,ay at 4: ry sick Tor a while. ' I wiU a *ood Prog See Master H, D. Gladden each Sat-jSK^t,irou^hoiu^ the ce. i . | (Jn Monday Nov. Sunday being-"the last Communion Washington High ! inday in this Conference year, there High School on ire only?thirty?members?to oom- f i c 1 d. Boo une. y ton won the victor; The Mock Conference-was attended up a brave fight. onday night, by many who enjoyed first touchdown thj emselves with laughter. on Booker Washin The Golden Leaf Club gave a mus- season. Its been lie tea Suncflay afternoon at tU"4. years since Booker une, of Miss " Mary A. Ballard, ed on Benedict fiel lere were music, Tecitations and played in that game any other forms of errtertainments.ksoTT~now. But fter which she served the happy that cheered up a oup with a delicious course of tea long remembered id cake. J Monday with malic< :OLLEGE " s". . =7 COLLEGE - " ~ i Outings, Picnfcs, , Private Parties The fourth Quart- uanquels. Unexcelled Accommodaas held Tuesday tions for Tourists?Cozy Cabins and oards made a sue- Cottages. .. he years work. IVIrs. Lula E. Niles, Prop. ;st Home D a y. arvest Home Pew 1 . . . There mu- < give a free Fresh Fish er to the poo-r. ??7 DAJL-Y vided for aii that Hens and Friers js to any member ' : ague. I Dress d?Delivered 1 r NEWS EBAUGH'S. - ??om Page 1) PHONES: ? 3137?3138 ming returned tn WfLshincrtnn Street aftwo weeks on the , iss of her mother, . . . 7 ^ g. Mis. -I leming _ AnfiX SgTVICG r -business again. rtpCA OCrviLC , Canty Brevard DAPRPR Oil AD nd rivlat'ives hiM * oAI\lSJ!<K ullUl ed same week. ' ' 2029 TAYLOR ST. Jackson Hi , OWENS L'. BETItEA, Plop. 14, 11)32, Booker ^ ^ School vs Jackson .. Mather Academy hearts for more than thron yoqrw tha k e r Washing- battle was on. "Doc" Wady one of V but Jackson nut th.. tv>Qf ?rof?/v,^a *w_ ? . ?.uwiicu LIIC na?ie years __ Jackson nv.ule 1V1"?-?#??tried?hard tC brake Booker's at has boon made lino. James Murray tried but lost not Eton ?team this least "Doc" Wady failed to break the more than three , line but pushed the line .over the and Jackson clash- touchdown for the first touchdown d. The boys that made against Booker this year. Book- , are all gone from j rr won Mn gnnn* ftn-T.' But llWJ bat- ~ the little fellows . tle continued after the (fame. It was nd down the line j fought in Jackson High, Building. t5hat game. O n ( Please don't ask me who won that i piled up in their battle. 7 ! ' |