The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, October 23, 1937, Page Page 3, Image 3
Saturday, October 23, 1937
(Echoes of Sports 1
BY "BUSTER^jLAWSOX 1
WHU
Last wwk marked the third
week on the battle front. Teams
are fighting for the 1'fcont. Some
teams are low in ammunition ajul
forced to retreat, whil others are
? tire being pushed bark; they are
Aj. making their way to the front,
where victory is assured
Benedict College cut another
notch in her stick by defeating
Bethune-Cpokman r.'d-il in her first
game under the arc "lights. This
game proved to be one of the gay
est football parties ever" held inj
Columbia and especially, the crown,
ing of Miss Home-coming. Bene-'
diet will meet Paine College of
..usu.-vu, -ua,, crniuruay. pari. j
Johm?on C Smtlh d> iVatyil. Allen
University 7.-0 in an?up. ami down
battle Smith was unable. to ~. gui'
through "the Yellow Jackets line.'
.. so she took to the atr'wilh short:
snappy passes to win the game..'
The Yellow Jackets scored the
second quarter and Smith sntrrn
in (ho tasl^ quarter. Allen plays
Livingstone Friday 22nd at Hurst
field. , ]
Claflin took Livingstone for a
track meet. The final score was
??-?"14-0. Qlnflllt scored at will, making
three tallies in the fir-t half
and the others in the last half.
.Morris College defeated Paine
College fi-0 in a har<l foir ht badtie
at Sumter.
Will Joe J amis quit aft r h i s
fight with the "dark Prince of Her-1
many? )
How many Negroes playing, vhff
t whi^p teams will make all-AnicnCan
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T - What team will bp champion <?f
rT South Carolina?
Why not pick an all-Stale team
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An aiLSrate team will be picked
by popular vote.
Walter W. Dean, a letter man
during his college- career at l'cnediet.
ha-; charire (if athletic* -if
Sims, High school U^iion. Reports
coming from Unionstate <hat
- athletics have have taken on pew
life,. sine.- Mr. Dean took char's^
Besides?tm?rp?rrrrH?coin in;1: l'ootball
team; basket ball,, tennis ami
track will find their places in -tbrespotlight.
Union is a good city
for athletics, and with the. ability
of "Dean" nuich is to be exported
of the Sims' High teams. More
about the Sims High Timers later.
ALLEN vs LIVINGSTONE HERK
Tridav?
y- Livingstone College foot lull
team came to the city Thursday
nitfhtj Oct. 21, and will play Allen
University's team on llurst tiehl
1 today Friday. Oct. 22 at pni
Both teams are made up of aide
fa .foot ball men, and the frame at
T Allen this week will be a regular
feast for the pie-Thanksgiving af
fair Big crowds will he in the
grand stand to see Allen take "it",
from the team from the "Tarheel"
state.
BR K\V KR 0?11M IT IS II
Trenton.?Brewer Hloven met
Bettis Tigers, Friday Oct. 15, on
Bettis field, here, cagerlv antici
pating that they would win. Hut
when the battle was over neither
team had scored, and the sco.ro
board read: Brewer.0; Bettis 0.
C LATH IN PANTIIKK!* TOP
LIVINGSTONE BEARS
Orartgoburg, October 15 Claflin's
improved machine that held
A & T college to a 0-0 score, scored
at will over the Livingstone
Bears 41-0.
In the second halt, Clat'lin opened
its bag of tricks and displayed
an array of forward passes and
laterals that completely befuddled
? Livingstone^ 1
The combination of Willis and
Williams was outstanding in line
plays and end runs. A forward
pass and lateral from Willis to
Fred Williams to Stewart resulting
in a touchdown afforded part
of the thrills of the day.
LINCOLNVILLF SCHOOL
NEWS
C. Irving Young, Principal
Two hundred feet with half' as
many happy hearts and entorprisirif*
minds find flinmer-lvn^
*"ft ?
. information daily at Lincolnville
school. Wo have just brought to
a very successful close the first
month of the academic year l'.>3738.
Every heart boats true for
the gold and blue. We have ado;),
ted as our motto: "By Our" Efforts
We Hope to Rise".
Those students who only thru
dilligent application and constant
efforts on their part earning h'onoi
? .peerages are ninth grade?Margn
-.ret Dewees; eighth-^rade: Jessie
v Wi^iams, Ellen Wilson, Josephine
* Mandley, Maggie I.ee McCoy.
Seventh grade: Alfred McCrny
''Edward Brown. Edward Aiken.
Sixth grade: Vernel Nelson, Jno
Brown.
Fifth grade: William Good, Lottie
Smith, St. Clair Robinson, AIon
7.0 Major. Fourth
grade: \Vilson Moultrie
St. Julian Mack, George Simmons
Mary Wilson.
Third grades Albertha Richardson,
Leon' Hardee, Clifford GraIham.
Second grades Mazel Graham,
George Major, Nathaniel Eraser.
1st grade: Sylvia Daniel, Louise
Emily Manley, Theressa Major.
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THE PALMETTO LEAD
ed in this paper ONLY when
sed in your letter. For private
a self-addressed, stamped enlUnding,
and receive hy return
testions. Sign your full name, \
j all letters. Audr*^s? all mail
h Carolina. i
11 hoy fr'unrl stsiying in tin- h?u<i
glieviny because you have n
I'rieiijls. forget your age and at
si* teen for a while.
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I', il:--Am I poind to ehatty
town.' imd iit.so be sdeces'sful i
liii- change?
Aus.~ Absolutely. The niontl
i I '.member will he no iihul tint
lor,.toil to carry out your presen
if'.-as. The move that uij are si
houl. to make is a mighty goo
-tin to take.
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]!. Is it .pos'sjhlf ! lull J \vi
I'fi'iiii? "my health <?r niust"
f.htinue on in this sanie state1?
Aits.?!t is hiuhly po-sihlt> thsi
yon could he entirely relieved t
i|te condition you are s^ilTerin
with" hut it will he necessary fa
> oil to con<ult with a doctor. /I
:!o luifl^iiy, about your had lie alt
is?siil-o \v:iv to in ver he 1*<
lioved.
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A ! "i ' Vet (h. Voti<w- li-t.ent
to t h. ; speakers Tor the afternoo?
/Mrs. I'oelf ciiseus;., (-| fvilly
e.tie'" { > curriculum ; adjustmei
for ire at.illy rotardr4* < hililren.,
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! W}.u:n yiiu r< a?l tlus^.wo \Vi 11 be',?."'*
tin- way to..Mimusota. Hack L
u to Chicago, In-U-bit, "l"? 1?-<1< . Clc\.<.-'!i
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j Tin n way down South'. . . New
again?and out through Ok.'a- ?
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I Roland I fay os, fainou.*' tenor. 1
h who 'appeared in conten t at. Town 1
t- ! 1 j:: M st hi-ill, tins?hi I II I'llKll.""! ?
it; l>y Boston I'nivVrsity's College of 1
Music to coach advanced students |
(I .in the "tradition "find intorpreta-l
> t ion of classical songs" ho an- !
j toi-,;need toflav. Mr. Haye-- wjjl ihx.
between coneerti toiirs. this
i, winter.
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lU Internationally . known Negro t
i singers will appear in concert, and i
s- a? exhibit of the works of the (
|r. foremost living Negro painters
? will be the feature of the Minne''j
Vita State Ivlucation Association ^
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di'ik Kiiklaiids, $?aga of tile CI cor V
1 c'a,v "Tobacco Road*' '
1 carries on. On Deeemboif 1 it '
a y.iil celebrate the beginning oi' its '
*t j (ift h year on Broadway. There i
have he^n over 1 ,<>o0 merfoVinauces
j_ to date. J*
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' A inovVntont has been started in (
York to organise an "Arran- :
oef- Guild". The men who put
j,'the swing into tun s are demand- '<
0 mg civ lit lines from movies, pub- '
lirh.-ts, .theatres and radio pro- i
' . 1 am-.They cojup'laiM?t"hrrt?every- -t
1 j U'dy?kii'-ws?t i1 ii-iii 1 . leaders?and n
j ( iir.jiosers. but tIn- arranger; who
i nets tin "h.?.i li k-" and fancV *
'' j Ipvaks.intii a jazz, -tunc. rarely gels :
l" -liny' credit. \ ...
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Gorge Abbott" announced that \
it!i?- iKf.e- Hemic Align- play.-"Hojiic i
j_ i Swt-i-t4 Ihulem" will be ~ called.; ]
^ j "I'.rtiv. u Sugar" hereafter. ^ Juan, i
' i IIi'i iiandcz. is the . only, actofv defi - *1
j!y i'i: ."or (-(infract to apnea.- in c
,'j ti | : od'.a-Ue.n. so fur. Til's: \ - the j
j >' (I * -r. iiictio'n of tlii *fas.>n 1. ;
. lie'orKc "Abbott and will go into
i (hearsal November 1.
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Grant's Tonib
; After having stood unfinished '
?- for 10 years at Riverside Drive and
street, (1 rant's Tomb, burial
! pl:u(' of General Ulysses S. Grant
D v itl in- compl.eti'd in time for the 1
? ' j New York Wcj-ld's Fair.
I K\" onsiye repair*?and improveuvi...
ir s ai.v )>einff made and by the
* li*" vrowas^ for the- WorltTS"
'"ft" Fair get here, it -will be the most I
v.' !> mi* i'f'.il monument' over erectinl .
to a soldier anywhn-tr*- ?
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j i/i ' ondt stands today substani,
; t ial'.y a> it was in June 1807 when
n work was suspended. Severe and I
unrelieved, without any of the
j adoihnu-nts' intended to warm and
jstit n the design. l.anJseaping
and tree planting and the addition i
statuary and marble carving j'
wi re intended in the .original plans ,
n 'l.ut Wi'i'.- never added. .
This'week they are cleaning and
t I Inn nisiung tlu' wall.*,' replacing .
v.u; ii Sections of thi tloor, and wajt
i proofing tire exterior. They ^
11 ; hay.- altered the trophy room, ref
l'l -ofieri?and- t'< anst'erred to tfrtr
, | m.iiii u alls i-i t r.i'* tomb the reso'
Iwti'ous- of .*01 r..u passed by many
groups when Cleneial Pliant died in
jl :**. . Tiny have' reroofed the
| ct i in lure, and will install a heat- ,
-r:ing i hint this winter for the first
time. Km.mily when spring game s
chronic' dampness id' the interioi
? w...' aw'-id by warm nil' from out?-i
"e condensing on the eool walls
Hi-;de. ( I
I he siipj'ii na'ntary plans were
aw.feWa by""John .Kiisse!! Pope, and
I J i e_ aitetiof air. a ly is' as^ ben-utia
Xapoh en".- Tomb at Paris, t<
an 1 wi!J be finished as t he'most [c
.beaufifuj of im hiiul ever irooted. t
4
liere And There o,
! v. y per.ny hiHs a Jap was the j\
i'y the. Chinese s Pa- e
tii-.M la ague. as they staged a
fetir hetii' ma*s meeting and parad"
m i. r.in..i ev n today ' to raisoj
funds' to aid their countrymen's c
ca,:*e against Japan. " Hoys amll0
stopped at every'store and ?
an'.l 'carried a "huge C hinese I ;
i tWi? horizontally into which flowed : J
''ihiiib' of silver they passed j ^
? j E
( narlie Turner and his swing -y
orchestra ''The Arcadians" hav*ej(j
split with Fa-t-s Waller and will r?- c
.. n to I he Aiqadia Ballroom on' 0
B 'midway wlu i e they played for ( p
many year?-,' according to a state-is.
nu n; i y Turner himself. For the rj
past three or four years Turner n
and' his Arcadians have been touring
the country with Waller. Bill- p
fc ed us Fat- Waller and his orches- n
kivn. v
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1"he Lafayette, WPA Fetiernl ?
Thenti e Project in Harlem, will. n
depart from its no-matinee policy t]
for the first time since its estabf p
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REPORTER"
? Spears
ishihont-uuurly two yours ago, all
Sunday night performances will 1
?e cancelled in favor of Saturday
iVU inee*. - ' s.
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,_L-ti.?-? W at' r- wiLI b?*gin a tour ;
rf South, starting in Kichj~-j
ilopd on Novenjber, & with an alluloieil
levue, which will feature
icr hushand Eddie Malioiy and his
rcho-tra, and" artists. . ,
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Theto will h. only two white ac- '
ors i|] "liroAvh Sugar" slated to
pen December 1 oh Broadway!
[*he.V will play policemen-__?-?h?1
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DuiseJ Franklin will be. the .unlefstudy
to her sister Anna Frank
in, a member of the fast of "Bro
ney j;at" on Broadway." the two!'
ills arc the daughters of a South'
JaVolina minister.
J a . '
Henry Armstrong is on hi-: wtry'J
jo?Now York 1'inin California. He;
ights;Petty. Sarroj} for the feather
.Veght title October 2l> in the Gar-,
len. I'd love to see that fight,
>ut I'll be in Cleveland thpt.nite.
it' won't go. far tho\ after "Lilv
iluiry starts to hustlth". |
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J tunes J. (JdVinsiMi, former Mudi- <
?on Squares Ga|(len promoter.,
:harges that williaiu! J. Brown
md General John J. Phelan, New
fork boxing commissioners, have:
in interest in Mike Jacob's Twenieth
Century outfit, and he ia|
nailing a brief supporting him
t??the eomjnissiOn today.' 4
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Benny Leonard, fornjer light-1
.veight champion,'joins- Joe Louis
md Barney Ross, as a donor of a !
special trophy in the diamond belt j
unateur boxing tournament now
.inder way. Louis olfered a eupl
'or the heavyweight king, J3arne"y,
[{OSS for the welterweight topnot-hvr,
and now Benny- does his bit!
for the lightweights. Leonard now!
ipei'ates a restaurant at 72d St.!
md Broadway. .
****?
. "Mis-ler Henry"
I'd love to be at the Gal',den the
night.
Lil" Hv'nry and Petey Surron.
tight.
There won't be much Sanvori moti?
ey rustling,
iVhen "Lil" Henry starts to "hust1
in".
iN'hen he thundered that right to
-Johnny Defoe's chin,
Boy, I nearly spilled my gin.
\nd when Defoe got dip and began
tu unim,
[ almost forgot I started to take |
a drink. ^ " j
rhe fifth time Johnny Defoe hit
the floor,
\ lady cried please Mister Henry |
don't hit him any more.
Defoe staggered Henry: Eddie
Mead started "cussin"
I yelled "hustle Henry" my *?irl1
friend started '-fussin".
['etey, my boy, take an, ex-pug's
advice;
iVheji "Lil" Henry hits you and-;
Then after a while you begin to
see red ....
"hat's the time, my brave laddie,
to amble to bed
\ S.?Jos' in ease you don't want
him to blast you some more,
Wlect. a nice soft spot for a nap
on the floor.
ITER STATE JEANES
TEACHERS' CON FERENCE
The eleven upper state Jeanes
packers of South Caikdina met in
(inference at Phyllis Wheatly cener.
Greenville, Monday, October
, 1937. . ,
.Members of thp lprtiirp-spminnr
(inference on the Education of
Linefcican Negroes and the Afrian
natives, which is being held at
he University of North Carolina
hapel Hill, N. C., were present.
A very interesting: program was
arried out under the supervision
f Mr. J. B. F-elton, state director
f Negro Education. Aims, obectivcs
and accomplishments of
canes work .in different counties
ore discussed by: Mrs. Juanitp
turgess Johnston of Abbeville: ,
Irs. Alice-Webb Anderson of Anerson;
Miss Marjorie D. .Kelly of
hestor and Miss Floy O. Mitehum.
f Spartanburg. Mr. A. Travail
flcov 1 rlirhrfov nt" K!<in/-n 1 inn \'v. I
isaland Protectorate, Central Afica
told of the work 'among the
atives of South Africa.
On October 5, 1037, these disiaguished
Englishman visited a
umber of Negro schools of Green
illc county. They left Greenville
>r Atlanta 'university and Tuske- 7
ee institute to study cone tion a- 1
long Negroes. From these point9 '
-.ey were to visit Hampton instiJt?
and YaU univarsity.
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Authorities Urj<e
Farmers To Plow
Under Boll Weevils 1
? r :
'iff boll weevil if- getting ready
to bod down for the winter and
na,tuial!y the greater number of
them will hibcrnurte right in the
unopened cotton .bolls and. the ? ?? |
eott'on" stalks. The agricultural
authorities of South Carolina are
advising farmers to destroy- tho
ryttbtt stalks by discing' or by-double
tripping each row with a stalk ?
cutter. ThisJUTings the- stalks in
close contact to the ground, deprives
the weevil, of his 'winter
quarters and also destroys vast
numbera^of them. This practice
returns the stalk- p. the soil so '
Llxnt by spring they, offer no prob
k-m 'in disposal and do not interfere
with planting operations. In
[iddition the fertilizing values of' '
,he stalks are incorporated in the
soil and help enrich it..
The U. S. BureaU of Entomology
is well as the S. C. Extension Ser
IfCe" urges this method as betng of
jreat value in -controlling the boll
weevil. __
.The practice of burning _ the
ivoQ'ris ff'/r numy -year? to; get rid - ^
jf wintering boll weevils did not
fid us of this pest', inasmuch as
the Woods contain many forms, of
wild life, which consume hugequantities
"of weevils, hence the
burning of Woods tends to increase ,
the weevil damage in nearby
fields. ,
iiTAXE?lOKUlGl/. OK SOI Til
CAROLINA VISITS STATK
COLLEGE OF GEORGIA
Industiifd College,; Gu.,- October
1<T?"One method of learning is
by observation", says one school
of psychology. In keeping wit.li I
this idea, tin- acricuhural <talf of
the Nbgro land grant' college at
Orange burg', South Carolina, under .
the advice of President Whittakvi
made an observation trip to the
Negro - land grunt college at Industrial
CTrliejge. Georgia, October
12th. 1
?One of?Oh-?lutiin objeAiw??of :?'
the triii. was u> ob-<ivt '.n. agricultural
experiments. particularly
the., one .with the >- a Island
cotton, being coiuluf U<1 by the ag- . ?
ricifltural de partnunt. of 'the Georgia
State college.
The visitors incidentally made a
tour of'the buildings and grounds
and appeared lofora the student?
in the ch'apel.
Those on the visiting -'.a? were.
Prof. \V. M. Buchanan, director;
Prof. Paul P. Webh? r.. Jr. instruc
t<rr in animal husbandry; Prof.
K. \V.. G. Hanna, in.-t:",; tor . in
poultry husbandry; Prof. C. K.
Dickson, inst-ii t-.v in horticulture;
Prof. L. M. W:\rd, ' instructor in
agronomy.
OAK GROVE ClRcTIT
I). I). DoUiihtv. i'a-ior
The Tfi-ohtj Sunday J:,.. K".y ?.n..
was? a pleasant an ' tis.e day. Sunday
ser.o.ol opesiifL at ttie usual s
hear with the Sitpt. t hi- j>.>st
and cr'-w.ry K- v:cu h,. the .
pastor. . .
After inspiring p:i-.\vr :ne> ting
text from t:.b '!)> of V^tttuhiuris
' subject. "I.er/t A v'.aa-.-'/i of the
Cio-iM i". "Thv I..? ??'< r was
administered;'
The pastor v;*ited tin- annual
[conference at KinA'slree and rep ted
a granh session.
j_ A sh 'Wcrl was sriven the pastor _j[ori
Monday ?iijrP.t and we h me foi ,
his return to. this.circuit,
A niisfiojj church has been
started- and we hope to have the
present pastor compute the job.
r
iypS|JRi|A Don't put op
with useless
PA1 N
For the functional pains of
menstruation, take CARDUI.
If it doesn't benefit you, consult
a physician. Don't neglect
such pains. They depress the
tone of the nerves, cause
sleeplessness, loss of appetite
and wear out a woman's resistance.
^
Get a bottle of Cardui and
find out by trying it whether
it will help you like thousands
of women have said it helped
them.
xaesiues easing certain pains,
Cardui aids in building up the
whole system by helping women
to get more strength from
the food they eat. %
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