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Saturday, October 1G, 19.37 ^ 1 Echoes of Sports I BY "BUSTER" LAWSON 1 Benedict Timers are holding the t. light of football stardom high in South .Carolina, so far. They have played two games and won both. Having defeated Harbison, they moved into North Carolina and mtrweiL-down?Livingstone Bearsr ,c The Tigers showed power through out the encounter. Time after tim. her fast stepping backs found themselves in the-secondary twist ing away from the would-be tack lers. Reports shyw that Benedict completely olitrushed the .Bears and rolled up a considerable* amount of first downs. It is the opinion of many critics that I'.ev.edict's Tigers will hava a very successful year. The Tigers will tackle Bethune-Cookman under the arc lights Friday night. Thos boys are from the land of sun I " ' shine, humming birds and beautiful flowers. They tell me that they perform well, and will give the v Tigers a good battle, but the boys I from the land of -sunshine and I flowers will see a hard time tryf ing to throw mud in Benedict's1 face on- her Home Coming day and in the first game under tin newly constructed flood-lights. Come out and see how the lights shine. There will be plenty f < watch if you never.-saw, a night game and it's bit 1 iM one'- spot. h South Carolina State play <1 otu vjt -of the best games in Inn- carpel last Friday night only to let-Mori house come from behind and tuk? a pass in the last fewv\secon!s < play. This pass ended in a t?>ii h down and Slate lost the game 1 '2 10. State seem to have one o'j the best lines in years, and ji good back field, hut she has t < learn much about the aei ial * at tack. Allen University is playing !.<' Smith in Charlotte Saturday.- Thbj are out tn prove that they cai comeback after a terrible.defeat The entire team has been und? i . fire since the defeat, by Mon-h Brown. S.titT stwimmagos have been held dailv and the bovs w-!1 try and prove that they van plaj a little football by holding tb? strong ^Johnson C. Smith team t< a low score. So watch and see i the Yellow Jackets are able t < hold the North Carolinians dowi a little. M Morris Brown defeated <t h ( strong Tuskegee eleven 8-0- las " Saturday. Those "Wolverine- mu's have some power down in the NeJj York of the South. ^ Somebody better stop "flint Xa ^ vier 11 for she is slapping dowi everything that gets in her. path m She has defeated Alabamu State ""uskegee and last Saturday sir stopped Wiley. When a team play those three teams in a row ant . beats the entire three big b a < wolves, what, how and where wil they stop? Don't ask me 1 den know, but down th<* road is Mor ris Brown. Maybe Morris Br?>wi can wrinkle their fo&thers a little but 1 do n't know. , Why Virginia State' ran ov<Hampton? That is .not fair, pla; State College of South Carojin; . and run over her tlnjv.i \ irgini: j State you will have^'rved a con plete course. Booker Washington IJJ stoppei Seneca Junior College last Fridaj 20-12. On the Seneca's "team wen eight fottiier' BTW players, am it was then' desire"'and wish tt> do tl-ioii- funnel* ?ePiw,l bill tin tabic turned and we find a you lit * scrappy eleven from BTW light ' ingr like mad men for their aim; mater. They won, anil won in ; glorious way, turning back -.tin lads from Seneca. I.uck am strength will be needed to act P.'l W through her schedule this year ^ MOREHOUSE TOPS STATE 12 to 10 IN NICJHT CAME. > Orangeburg.?South Carol inr ( State College lost a thriller t ? Morehouse College of Atlanta In a score of 12 to 10 in their fjrs night?irnme at home played we : fore a record attendance at Thi Orangeburg County .Fair Stadium From the kickoff. MeCants o ' State received th ekick and gav< a lateral pass to Halfback 11 amry who carried the oval SO yards b; reversing the field to ten yard: of goal. Two^lino plays placed tin ball five yards of goal. From thi posiiljon, Jimmie Johnson place kicked in a field goal for a scon of 3 to 0 in the first minute o play. Harney added a touchdown t< State's score by h 00-vard rui after tossing the line on an off tackle play. The extra poin from placement gave the Bulldog the second quarter lead of 10 to ' Morehouse made its first touch down from a long pass over th goal line by"Ted"\Villiams. ranee Tiger right" end. .The. extra poin was missed from "phrrnni nt. Th half ended: State 10, Morehouse f In the second half, State Col lege made a determined drive fo another touchdown and did cros tho marker after la forward pas and an attempted* lateral whirl was ruled,twp forward' passes <>i the same play and brought back Morehouse, unable to gain o i line plays, resorted to the air am finally near the end of the game ?MorehousoAheaved a pass whirl ^wfell amoif# a group, of State Col ITrifl*1 'ffflffWeptous, wort knocked th ball into the air and it fell inti the hands of a Morehouse receiver who raced .over the goal lin standing up. Agrain the e*tr< CJIERAW NEWS. J 11 Robert, Smalls school be^aiy-ita Vc'Uuhif: session for the term of t'.r'jT-.js Thursday. (M. 7th with Prof. F. X. ( Icmmous as principal I The school faculty has been increased since the completion of the vocational building which is indebd an asset to the school and campus. The faculty i< as. follows Prof. F.N. Clennnoiis principal and teacher in the hitch schodl department; Pi of. I. \\\ N'Vlson high _ " "school and trades department, and | also band; Prof. A. N. Norwood of Harlintiton. Mis. M F, Butt, Miss M ]>. McFnrhn and Mrs. A. V' i Wilson, _c!eaijntar.v department, j Mr S. W. 1 >i as, Mrs. E."C. Low-1 cry. \,i ,\ i ( k'niliions and Miss J I-I Hnriington. primary depart- . .nifnit: Miss Ruth A maker Orange- < ' hut-:. iIonic Economics teacher. ?ILr?\ni uiiiid who in a toucher in t he. elementary department aJso , has -ihargc of the athletic phase of the schoo],'doing a star athlete hitp-all*. With such an . cllioient \ fljcr.lt'y the school is planning to j j , di more and better \Vork this term I j mfrLju addition to the cooperation ] of his faculty. I'rof, ClcinAcns is asking the support of his^Tricnds and patrons for. the success, of , the school. ; The t'hujcli school and Epwofth r T~.f ague? Cniivnit ion nf? the RcnnettsvilU* District whs held- at. Wea lev. M.K. church. Clio raw, -Sept! 22?' ' 22 and 21. Rev. 1. W Taylor. D.t 1 Su'd.. Rev. A \V Wright, pastoi The. Hpworth league' W, Wesley M.K. t-huivh observed Rally Day ' Sunday evening. Oct. 2 through a ' candle lighting service. All present cniovod the service which was di-' .C'ird r.y .MNs M. P. McFarlan. i Kpworth T/ague presided^. The following s"pent the week end at. home with relatives: Mrs. f .Marie Green who teaches at 1 lick i orv. X.C., arid Miss. Robhie. Hnm? niond who teaches at Saitdford. .X. c. ; 1 Mr-1.- Uattio Postou .Washington . children of Pittsburgh and : Miss Pearl Brown of New York v are visiting their parents Mr. and . Mrs. Tsaae Brown. Miss Estelle Peterson of Bon; wtt-ville spent the week-end with luv con-in. Miss Wittonia McCoy. | Miss Marion Johnson is at home : unci' : avmv spent ttie summer in ' ^<_2Y T|,VS|'>'- IVnn., and" Boston, v The following peTsons* nmtorcTT [ l.i) \Va-hiiv.vton Saturday: Messrs , IVinis TLllnum, Fred Bennett, D. ! Scott nil'I -Cleveland Michael. | Rev. and Mrs. \.\V. Wright,. , Mrs Ma'.t-iynViliiams and Miss M. t I) Mr Fail in motored to Orangot mirs last \veek. ' 'i - - PAOKI.ANff NKWS, I Mrs. R. f). (juiihings of Cc<lnrtown, Ca., visited her father-in. law Mr. ,S. (1. (Jafhiivss. and other relatives hcio Friday. Prof. I1C Rrewdr and Rev. New. . man of llartsvillc were the guests ) of Mr. and .Mrs. ,I.C. Browon Satj urday. I (piird* aniHiiher of the I'a Roland t teaohcis attended the Institute. . which was Held at the Wexforo I \ school last week ~ pvihf was missed "ii a line play. '"ttfj-' put Morehouse in the lead . 12'to 10. Time, 'however, stopped ,a rough , ending* game anil a game where the powerful Bulldogs had lost to rlucky -intercepting ami pass lVI ceiving Tigers 12" t6 10. voorhkks imi.ns pa ink to j- A S< OR KI.1SSS I I K. jl (>i-t.d>or (\.n h Martin's light i11 l:* Tigers played tlty.jr opening - 'aiiu' in lino stylo, holding: tuh e much heralded Paine College to a scoreless tic. The game .started at' 'J: 1with Voorhoos leaking. j j This was a huvd fought game P with h'oth schools showing good : prospects. "Bilj" Monafee run-' ' nihg for. 5') yards for -Voorhoos _ was 1 he mod spoctaeulnr tiguiiil in this game, with the men o n i the lino playing thoir part. Paines .hist weapon for gaining yards isj i passing. VoOThees' lino was throat i oiled twioo. hnl they withstood ; tho attack valiantly, lloth teams t played well, and there were noti - any outstanding players?'-on'either1 .. side, Ending fhe-litt4hU-_with_jiuuiear .'of 0-0. ' - * F~ ] SSOVsfl' ' JL". \'Z". . * . iJjj, 6Ee,THINk**^3!^ v ' ILL GO TO ViS5^v t \.-rusk Gce; .>*?> c 1 TH6V GOT" - ^ I ' \> SOMETHING ."? -tMtRE ' ' ' t y I y ' ' 1 SS/ ! t r . < .?: . .. ^ . - -.. , .'. /? [ the Sf t at .by abbe, j NOTE: Your question answer* > a clipping of thU column^! enclo'a< I reply, send a quarter (25c) and J veiope, for nrry New Astrology R i mail free advice on thee (3) que \ birthdate. and correct addreab to > Assembly Street, Columbia, South N'j 15. R.?I wish to know if I w kttt gvrany?money nom?tnp at. ident that I had recently. I w A"hs.?You will lie compensated in . . . but it is up to you to got in! touch with the people responsible) for your netting hurt. Yc-a will hi Receive u "small check when they j??: have investigated you thoroughly.fa ****** V. M. F.?I enjoy reading yourjw column. There is a woman here: It in this city that has broken my t? home up and t want to know if I will ever he happy iri it- itgntti ? Ml Ans.?Yes . . . and the year pfjW 19,'IS will bring $J).r!at many changes that will make you home life happier. Continue t?? hold. \our head up and don't let yourself he-,i *' come disgusted and the bright side of life will turn up very soon. : * * * * " I'. K. C.?This man 1 go with ljw care for "find I wonder, if he is'01 rea-My- Ih^h me aiuL-should I put my faith in him ? o |a Ans.'?You have been going with w him a long time and he has proven " himself worthy so far . . . why t" not put your faith in him and stop1 doubting him. Just as long as lu^ acts en the "up and up" then give n him your time, if he?changes then si you too could drop~him. u . n "~s_ * * 41 * * * A. P. G.?I have been going with jd a married man for years. His wife p knows about us but won't divorce] h him. Will there ever be another II man in my life who will mean any > thing to me? An's.?Shanve?un?lor fulling i? 17?ver"wifh a married man anrf-nird* one"* could blame the w ife for not h divorcing her husband. If yoiil would give up the married man, h yo.i would stand 1 a wonderful r chance et' meetinjt'a number of n Clinton college news! ~~ By Inez Meadows. , i President J.S. S'tanhack, Prof. C. II. Turne*. instructor, Miss Jennie E lloWze, repistryr motor- I ed to Columbia (Tet. ?th, where t they represented the school at the v meeting of Presidents. Deans "and Ropistrars of South Carolina collepes, held in the Library of Allen University. They report?a- very successful and ihspiratiot?al meet.- d ing. Problems cotr.eiliing eol- j lopes wore discussed and friendly relationship existed . among all present. They were accompanied 1 by Miss Inez Meadows and Mr. William Keith, students. e The Junior Normal class was j the recipient, of an Invitation So- .. cial given by the Senior Norma! class in the college auditorium, Friday evening from 8 to 10. Ev- v eryone present reported themselvtri as having had an enjoyable t time. Students are still coming in.,-i: Monday. Oct.?11'.h, at our noon- ' day exercise we were favored with,, s a visit from the Farm Denionstra- T tion A-unt of York county, Mr. 15 .1 T. Miller and Mr. U.K. Lank Is 1 Orangeburg, State Director <> f y Negro Farm Demonstration. The. | subject that ho selected to speak to us on was. '"The Opportunities of Life." Visitors on the campus for ?ho J. Gladden, Mrs. Mary Macon of ) Ilichburg, Miss Idelle Coleman, ( Mrs. Kli/.a Walker, Mrs. Nancy t Johnson, Mr. John Coleman, and < Mr. Willie Walker of Lancaster, t Mrs. Fannie D. Young, Mr. and v Mrs. Willie demons, Mrs. Majorie I; .Fames and Mr Timothy Tiglor of a ftpn i 11>i>1111ii(p nrul AT f ?roil Mj - 1 Mack .lowers of Angelusr' M OVER m ? ? 8*erva:-i<a?ML r.?.jt-??.*?*>-.T"7" P BoRO V8B88 THE PALMETTO LEADE jd in-Ihis ^apor ONLY when f ed in your letter. For private !? a self-addressed, stumped, en- y eading, and receive by return { iBtiona. fcijfn your full nume, X all letterb. Audio** all mail y Carolina... X . e I* v *1**1*\* % '! *X* ><?>? orthy sij>*?ie hoys. l>ut you won't VFR M A ?{K V. il! Voiji continue to astf joi.r time" >vi(h a married an. U. X. I'..- Are wo cVor poimr'tt) uy a s'utvii. home as my i inner ft en lull.-! about? home 1.1 your own soiijc ti 1110 You . really arc giving to li\c in i'hiu the next two years. Your it hei- is saving and working hard iwards .th4s--cnd and all members I ' tile?la mily should give hi in uir best support and the dream ill eoine TeTtpass.'^ ' . ? ? * * -r .M. I.. \V. Seems like-any. luck is ad I can't seem to gi t* vc> y niifcH ni - of. my? sweetheart;* and want > kiip\v what 1 should do'.' A.ns.?(li t you a job'and go to orh and. stop try ing to pull eery dime y our sweethearts make [it of them. IJecome independent ml stand on your own- for they on't think one bit more of yo'j hen you try ty "gold-dig" them, reiytinie you are with them. * a{t * + W. ('. WOaii! it really, ba worth iv while to ta.ke" up* the course of ludy nry friend has v. rittin to' ie about ? Ails.?Indeed it wivild. If^.you o . 1his friend will he able to laee you in the same \ coiVipan". e is * Al AN A(i IN(! next* spring, legin immediately on it \aiul put our whole time into the Voik. ? * * ? * L> j M. ! '. j!.. \yi.ii !i of the', .three e-J. !ais" and? _: Ans.?Noije of them, YoiPrialr don't know how well <>fl'Y you entli are st:iv silicic 11 few uire j oars a( any rate. :t Iioks from hi:i:i> sr. men Aiaioi'si ii. S. -The I'aivnt\aeier a*-?>ciatibn was lurd at h<- school Thursday, Octtvhoj,- Till, cith an ati'-ndaxce of fil'ly live, 'ho liioi-l iti'i- was called to ordof y the_ i'iv-i<V::t Mr-. S. C. IViry. 1 mpi\ - - iv'e v. o 1 ii;11 s. rviees con uclcd by .Mrs. S. C, Campbell afir w.iiitii the piv-idvi-t in her iiaimhis way- extended street iutfs o the oi'yt" uih'.ai ;on Throiia'h a.;: e'poi ; the Kx-' outiv board v. a p. nted a proect of .-> ( a ii.;;' I;. :.'ii 1.1 i'ded equip iii-i.l .for th pr.inry dopartnient. his project na iii'y ia i the epproal f'f tlie do-il i-d al. 'l iie faculty i as. '; ,!>\v11 fium lib *) JS aiu.1 tile i ..h m.', body is tvadily mci easivL'. ' A beiiatif'.i: w<-.{?.inped audita i ill in lia s, bet. n e. oV.oil and sev ral classi< < '!:- have" been added, 'loin all indication.- ihe school's icti\.iti'.- a:i in;j immense y. - ' - - " ??- - A ( A It I) OF \ HANKS. Tile 1 ! ia I 'l ill i;i i.U'l liU'lU, llu1 Janatfei ami Initial .at' .Jaeger)!.i Folks It ...iM wi.-li- to ox press heir siiuoie.-t li.atil;.- Jtrt t h e hurehes. linns am! friends lot heir lil..ej:al eon'niunions. Those I'i-hiny to. h< 1;> dune, i.t will ie hie lily aj>|t)\ 'ini'd at any and ill times. THA.YK"S??*?: li s -I'-'inii- I'm Hi * i . Assistatit; h-v."17. aL ,\I;I 11...: M-ontltfOlv ? ^Cd/Sc^y- ten?-i-? - ' ;' Tf NEW JERSEY 1 ^ TRACK MEEf , iTWSffSfOTi I I&SB3 Won the national af\u c hpmp/0a/5n/ps jn spectacular eorm. they placed in ten everts out of eleven WHICH G (\\je w&m the national cup- # I t , :r "THE HON 1N liv ( ha " .Although she ha- iuaci h?-;ai\i^j line on or oil 4-he .-.taao. haAt; been hoin deal' aini ' ituAb, ! ei. hip -Lei-vy .\<w V'i: 1: [7TTTT I ua ifeiii ha> hi i'ii able to ai-ijuiK- ji j Uu* Hij/St .deiicate details all th< .ivn<li"y of stage - dialogue ami th; . iiinst- ci afWnunshrjt. bl ir.c theatre 1 In i play "Katie Kuche" opened -a the. Ambassador Theatre bulimia; October " 2, and another of hi* prays "Temporal Powers" will b givsii its fust American {*uv*kjjUt lion m the neat: future.. _ 1 \ ? Choir ?' . ? A . Very large audience enjoye the elaborate niusicai progrutl pre.-euied by Mrs. liertlia f'tlz tn.gh linker, at the OtlicTal openiiij lot* "Jlat Liu's Little Church Aiiutn (The (Joiner". A brainh ol' th li r< ek-American Cjitholic Orihotlo ( hutch, of which 1 he Ilev, Fathe ' <<i<>iil<>n is Priest and organize !;itji i Uev. Wiliiaiu Buchanan. as si'stant. J | Bishop Tyarks ami Father' Not man presided, at thy dedication e.N ctciscs which was observed Sun day. October If. Among the out landing artists appearing ion th 1 program were: Miss \Ajleluid I Smith, Charles Kyals, 'Knterso Jones, Miss Catherine"Kdeno, Jan: es Kitt le and Miss. Alma Jaeksoi Mrs. 'Linker wHl be remembered a '"Saint Settlement" in the Thott 1 son-Stein opera.."Four bainfs 1 j Three Acts" which. _ uppcured o I l b oa'dway several sea-ons. ag< .(>r:" pliav of 'm t?activity .in on iHctioii . with t\he "Little Church | v.;iTI lie tile ~\>i.-gani/.atiolt of j (. bihlrell'.s CTToit^ : " 7" Stepin Fetcliit ii'i'tivi's J?20tl [for we?.k for peiWinal appvaraiu i s. and when he\ apearcd at tli liosy Theatre heuvoetved ijkirxJ p*. r week. , . . \ ? "l.ord laird" Broadway a-mits gtH- a ten..pel cent commission .for bonking date tin. othcr.day two of the toys^ww . fctandiinj on a corner, when "ii rt marked, "Buy did you see tH7 woman yiilin^ in that big' car' s; bo eight with. I?0 percent of ot Ulot?e,V?- . An i one -hf the hoys won over, i thousand dollars from college boj> tip in old Boston 111 the Cummin wetfhh of Massachusetts the ollu .?Id. would walk in the drt: store aiid play ignorant, and win the tinu- was ripe 111 his little ac l.et them live to one tiiat trail pile and pefspire meant the saiv thing. Then a little side show midget couple of feet high, 'it years <. age. Weight less tluill Jolty pOlllK took thiee mail si/,ed drinks of g [ and t wo glasses TTT leer a- n cha jer. lit" a sawed-otr cigar, walki lo':* 011 the street and olfeied 1 ii ht tin- whole American I.c-nii at.oho tinu-, with the entire p<>1 i? force; thrown in to boot.. 1 >nvjd Kei/niek, ll'Olvwuod {>i (iuet-r. inn! George Cukor. diree i!VWre J^w in New \ ork to se r -4-le 1-: 'Mill elllls' in Q'llll'\-Ii' with the filming of Mn t ea rot M i '.In-irs novel of th- Ohl Soul "Gone With The Wind". I'll h. that 1 know some "cullud" fell , that will he in it. "Wanna luV I The 12th annua! World's Chan piotiship Rodeo opens Wodnosdu, October ti,' and will continue t\ ' ilnv i l'; ' m ri Vi 'rV ? 1 dissatisfied with Certain, featu e's, the producers of "In Clovoi have postponed the premiere unt cert.tin (hapyes have been made 1 ?- soms that ."Virginia" .-tarti behind the < iiih't hall, it has hot j-evisod aeain. , ? On The Avenue Political party leaders, inelndit the hie wies" in the now legal . merican Labor Pat ty, are ^ j alert this week as the period < registration heeins. Ktforts of : 'parties are eeiitored <>tt getting o 'as many votes as possible. Ti police have boon instructed 'check all reeist rat ions from hole hoarding and rooming hor.'vs wi! In twojity-fotir hours. Most lea ers predict a probable rogistr tion in excess of 2.500.00 for tl oitire city. Crowd- passing through llarlc as the World Series begin. Xow that tlie weather is cool there nrs three times as man "Could you do fhis for me, old pa an } "Mister can you spare dime." . A WTA exhikiJpof 2d easel pai int?s' will he -Ijown at Harlem ho pita!, l.enoxj avenue and 130th ? this week. . ' o -?Boxing?i*?in?the-dumps* at I mmmm - i www * w ?i-* > (J IU? PORT Kit'" '" ' He* Spears \ ct inn: t i)l-' iii.; -n.a!! c"u''.\';?! < :. '.at \ ?> <!. " ! ,-j j -~''r() - - - r 'I'll* ' VI,: :i. t '!.'!.:. : -. : '.'[ i iiU'S tin- tiK-na at ' i W'-'lH'j [ War an?l t.:.?? oi?.mts.i>u? - ' a#. | i.- ill . a IfOv'ui Lit .()]< -< lit J UtVl-.i !:.;ii'-l . 'If.*' ? a !' *h?- iaflill iVat at ?. ?'l X t?t ; Mat h ?>f Tuito fj 1 tti". . h ., ? 1 On 'I lu- 11 ill '' ill 'It'- :*?& -4. JTali.X". t.i'.i- i-liMill ; "~'1|i,ty .. .wfii'vcv.a-'hv . i' '<i;'Ki) || ? * . 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Ami by tin- way .tin ii*!t>i a i*'* Kanm* .timing 'tlic >.an:nc.r v. ! ,j, , ili.'iMiuji i*i\\vti> t*i" limn thirty ; > r\. .I fmty thi/ii-ami, .ami .the t.\:t iy .u; '*]thousand. "v.u-.-t-nl a!i > eui;..i!" eitnei. 11. 1 *. a! >;, ai.y 1,a 11.:?* ; -1 V I CllJcltVll t.r. -I i 'a i nbl V.'-fal It i... , -.ti a|,M :l .1 e ?e(IWfli-' oil li),. >; ..11>:. ., i I (if you e t \\ a* 1 nTeali . the dai1 I.V >)>iiI>?. '! - ar<" i?? u .!.11:i;^ tu^tak" ^ , . note, ! liii ;, aiui wanna. re etu *j .|ilav . . .iti the . . major lea;.'.k-.*' .. l4'i. . . Writ . . . v U _J (hid.- : :.v Mafly ai\ ( Uvih-to-tivt* on Latiuardkt downtown. I'.A y..u i!i:; jjvt to-oiu- I.a' i nardia on '.he 1 in!, ami s they like :he Yanks : .ir wan.". c one. ' l(; . :<!( nt.s tiiiniy 'i't'i' iri^ar. wa- k did, ||. iv ami another -Inst hi- ti^iit . 15 1 ford C'!:..fU a . r i pain'er was killed wii'ri he was ki. c\: 1 a down at the eo nm; ,.f S - avenue and \ lot If by a ear -i: :\vn. .A. I- by Reii.iamin Sieve1.. 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