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Saturday, December 18, 1937. Echoes of Sports I I BY "BUSTER" LAWSON I f . .. The Sqnicrs of Allen university an-3 B- ' edict college outplayed the Prc/fessionals of tf;e state on Hurst field, but 'old ran luck' as it is often called played an importan* pait. , There wee three All-Ctate play ers oo the Seniors All-S'.ui team. They wer<r- ,Capt. McPorald, left . end *of Benedict college ^rni Capt Isaac Brown and "Power House" __ Jtsurgess of Allen umveranp These All-State la,'<5 lived up to the oxpectaticns, but the bes performance was made by Burj ess. lie made & touch down in fan, mmultta~~ of the fir-st quarter bv running twentv yards through t ' centei of the line. He broke a^ty many times for long gains thar*aet the Profes-nona. on their fvet Burgess was truly the bus* back or the field and a dangero';s broker ? flold ntnne. ?-? ? For the Professional, Leroy Scctt was the spur-head. On punt returns he average thirty yards, but thereafter he was viable to pierrce that All-Stars impregnable li ne wHch was con.r.osed ol k McDonald and Thompsa- onrta 'Big" Brovr and Butler taeklers; Mishoe and McKim guards and Kershaw in renter. The Profess ideals line was com; posed '.f Walker and Co.'k. ends, iletz and Abney tackb-rs, Joe Moore ^ncl Thompson, g'-ards and ' "Bish- P. "terfield, cen er. You Should knew that this guard Thompson made'All-Amc-,can oen ter_at Wear Virginia StaU. but he played a whale of a gpme at JTtrard. A pood fOotbnT player can naturally play any p.ace. - The Professionals bacl.tic-ld wa? one of bra:n, power, w;h Leslej Stalworth as quarterback i_"Hook' Nelson and?ieroy Scott, halfbacks - ."Hid "Bill" burton, fullbeek. ' . #The> combination of Le\oy._Shjel =ton, S;>an, Burgess and Casloix mada?ufi?tba?All-Stars haekfield with -Ike." Brown aii', Iicnry "Dog" Har . doing relic! work. The game was full.of th?lis and glamoui bu. two* good t< <?ms met and the ga ..e ondcil G-G? The Professionals made tfreir touchdown on a pass-whit, ihe A 1^1' .Stars sent Burgess^thro-gh for a twenty .yard run for the" tally. - "7 Let the "hamony" ring in every man's ear. Jerome' "B> ud" Hol' land has n adc himself i nown amnnn fKr? 1 nrlirifT snm't. V ritpl'S r/f the country lie is on. e e-ry AllAmerican c am named s.> far but one, and they didn't even put him on any ..f li e thro? team or gave' him honorable mention but he madejit and cvnrybudy ki cws that there ;s not a man able t,. play in Mr. Holland and he is just a Junior. What will he'do next?- Well -< the future takes care of itself for the ti ne b" >ng. Do yoy know that Benedict threw eleven (11) passe* Thanksgiving and wasn't able to complete one (1)? Do you know that Bor.ec ict lest thirty-five. >35) yards tiying to complete passes? Do you know that Al'cn. threw three (3) pa8sis arf3 twriijleteif two for a twenty yard gain." Do you know that I>rcy "Poor Delly'f Walkei?was the s> ipiising back 'o Allen on Thanksgiving day ? . ? "Do ycu know that Wa'kefr- kick cd a ball that averse*, sixty yards" Well here con.es old ! t slcetball. Things look very good for Benedict wMle .Mien ha^ to f/i d some material f om somewheo BREW I.R WON OVER ATh-STAfcS Brev/or ^ligh school football team won over the All ^tars of - Greenwood in a post soa-on game here, Thursday; the gate receipts , 1 will go for-the benefit .?f Brewer hospit?:L__ j. The -A I--Stars. threetuned tO__scoTe several times in the first half gaining almost at wil' through midfie'v The All-Stars j . t up a stiff filtht'at the beginnlig of the second half and played BfreWcr ?8C8X8Ob50<K^ :? *++* ** v " ** ^ ^ ' -- 1 1 " -w. boys ofr theif feet. ~~Watft f 7>f the All-Stavs intercepted a pii?s from Benne'.t of BrewSr and ran 80 yards for touchdown.-" flnsl scores fo: Brewer came in t.c last mintiM of the Kame, .when Bennett passed to Childs, for 10 yards. The game ended ?0:6 ,n favor of Lrewer. For Brewer a touchdown waa made by Walker, Bennett and Ohilfl^. Ivvtrn r*r*inf onH Bennett 4?' ? A touchricwn for the Mi-Stars was made :>y Thomas Waller. ROBERT SMALLS HI SCHOOL Beaufort.?iOn Thursday Dec. 2 a very interesting program was presented by the Junior class of the echoed at the assembly hour Their home room teacher _ ProL McGirk spoke briefly on Cooperative Spirit. The first play party of the season was given by the *10th Oracle in the school's auditorium jn Friday, Dec. 3. A very enjoyaole evening was spent by all. Mrs. Helen P. Sheper H. E. teacher was the possessor of the lucky number and received a large box of candy. The PTA of the Robert Smalls High school met Wednesday a t the Library. At this meeting Mrs. Hattle yrazier was elected preau "dent. Mrs. J. L Washington, because of illness found it necessary to resign. Because of faithful ser? vices, to. the,,Association deep regrets were expressed, a token was voted to be sent to the ex-presi--dnt. 9'10 was dbnated at this meet ing to, be given to the school to assist with the NY A project which includes leveling of grounds and the building of walks. * The school is very husilv engap eeTTn the sale of Christmas seals with each class selling. Purine " the montTflff November^$S0 worth of candy was sold by the pupils ol the school". Three prizpjpwere "gi: ven for the first, second and third largest amounts sold. Monday Dec. 20 a Christmas Festival will be given by the school --Old man Santa Liaus will parade - up. and down the corridors fob the amusement of all. The class rooms of the school are very attractively decorated for the Yuletide season. The Christmas vacation Ee^ gins Monday, Dec. 20 and ends or i the morning of Jan. 3j 1038.?? -T. ANDREWS A.M.F. ^HURCH Andrews?Our chuvct school vas very efficiently conducted by -"iint Smith. Althouerh verv cold many wore present The Uesson was reviewed by our p., tor who' is toacher_MClass No. 1 For th^Children's Hour the pa? ?or re''ted ilnee (J) sho storica on Gi/ing. The Junior c. oir sang two (2) nn-iihnrc, ono bt lore and after the The rpo. ?age for th adult church was God's Gift and Man's' Gift. Our visitcrr were Miss Naomi Jones of Georgetown arnfTMr. Moses Murry. We had a splendid session of 'he-League under President Witliams. Our visitors were Rev. and Mrs. John Moyd, our jester at East And-ews; Prof Smith our confartyado branch {tresir ont attends the Lbague regtu.rly and " heIps-"out mucjj. ~ After- praise -service conducted by Bro. B J Witherspoor our mes s:igu fur evening service was delivcrod by Rev. John Mcyd. He : gave ut- a .tnmg go^pe' tviTnon." The Junioi choir is sti'^improv intr unier Mrs Smith. The Jubi 1 lee choir is still.sirtging the sweet songs of Zion under b * thetr J, Washington Miss An,-. C. Markn \ former secretary of our Sunday school a graduate 1 the Lincclr. business college in Philadelphia l~st June "came home last Wednesday to spend 'he, winter. She is one ot the most lovable young ^adies 01 our coHniu: ity. Mrs. Har nah Williams and Mr Church Fori es were hapnily married at the A. M. E. rrpnse last Mondav night. Next Sunday night a < / ristmas cantata will be rendered at our church. Mrs. J E.. Sinvh directress. The public is c,/r.j:ally invited. Co-ire worship wC ( us you are w. lcom.v LEEVY'S | FUNERAL HOME J ndertaklng And Embalming J ?SLOGAN? LOWER PRICES I A MBULANCE SERVICE $ 4b Near Ab Your Nearest Phone* 5 Undertaker for State Hospital 5 hone 9276 I. S. Leery, MgtV" 5 331 TAYLOR ST. COLUMBIA 5 l8?C8SC808??????3m06C?Ka?8l0Ba? 4 - ' * ' - - "THE VOORHEES CALENDAR. 1 %? The Annual Conference of the Bamberg: County ^arnwta vai held at Voorhees Friday, Dec. 10 Approximately 150 farmers attended. "Better Corn and Better Hogs for Bamberg County" wa? the topic for open discussiftn during the morning session which be gan at 11 a.m. Dinner was served from 1:00 to 2:00 p.m. Mr. James P. Dhvi9, Field Director1?of-the AAA, delivered the annual address on the AAA and the Farmer. JMr^Davis gave some interesting and valuable information and advice. Government agents from five counties were present: Mr. J. D Mai shall, County Agent for Bam"" oerg County, Mr. S. A. Guniyard, representing Barnwell County, Mr. J. B. Belton from Fairfax, Mr. J D. Guess from Walterboro, and Mr. H. E. Daniels, Director of Extension Work in Orangeburg Go. Farm . products were exhibited " Jor-prizes by the farmers of Bamberg county. The Conference voted that the second Friday in November be set aside as the annual meeting1 day for the Farmers' Conference. Principal Blanton, who la presto dent of the Farmers' Conference, Mr. J; D. Marshall, County Farm Agent, and the i?ecuti.ve^commit t * directed the work of the Con! ference. 1 Voorhees entertained the Lions Club of Denmark for forty-five 1 minutes Friday night, Dec. 10th, ' with the singing of Christmas L Carols and Spirituals. This was a part of the program sponsored by -4he Lions-Club to raise funds for 1 their annual Christmas baskets to 1 The second dance and bingo party for the benefit of the drive wa* Held "ht Massachusetts Hall recent 1 ly. It was quite a success. The closing date for the drive has been set for Decembjrv ... ' The Parcnt.-Teflrhp-fa Assocla" - _ _ JU. _ ![tion of the Mtodel School met recently. An inspiring and entertain > ingr program was given by the pro l.gram committee which has Mrs. [Margaret Barringtori" as chair man. The Association donated the ~ hues' of the meeting to the Model School Christmas fund. ABBEVILLE COUNTY TRAtKlNO SCHOOL I ^ Abbeville, S. C.?Our students are shewing a greater aptitude to ward studying.^_Thia fact is shown by the large number of students _ whose grades are? 86 and^afaovethus placing their_ name;, on the nonor ou u? second sir Weeks periods We are expecting a great er number to appear on tl e honor roll the next six wee3c3. Greetings frc/m the Ninth Grade Good English club. The sdiool year is we1 on its way end the _ Good English club is well organs - ixed. Under the leadc ship ot Juanita Walker, we hop" to accomplsih much this scho!*b*ic year. The NintP Grade girlsf in Home Economics.- -under the iri-truction of Mii8 Elhn....Carter e tertained the faculty and senior class with a pre-Thanl-sglying aupi i i mi ?f~ of November. The' entertainment was a great success, z . The play "Lighthouse Nan" ren dered by the Grammar Gradea of this school was quite a success" Eaeh character was at his beat. . E^erynne present enjoyed the play. A Cnristir.a3 play "Tb? Oother Shepherd" v.-ill be~ present d in the schoou aulitotriura Thursday evening, December 16 at 8:00 o'clock I admission free. COIvESBURY NEWS . St. Paul A. M. E. Chrrch Rev. J. C. G'oaxum. Festor S." " > co .vened at th * regular hour. Many thoughtfu' points were brought out by th* pastor. The text fr the mmiuj service Lev. 11:26. Theme What We Shuld Eat. The message \ as very inspiri ig. A good colle t'om was taken. At the close of the services Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Adams - and son Ben, Mrs. A R Holmes and* Miss Hattie Wilson left to attend the last sa l rites of M ! J T Per cival. The family has tue Aymp?thy of a1! r "ko?Knr4?w ?t ? Me*, rs Gray and Jam** H lmeo j Jr., Landon Moore and 'avk Nee i- , um lefz Thursday for I art Walea Fla. 10 sper.d the wtnt-r j | Mr. and Mrs. Lower y ?Jnndum are back horn? after spending the summer in Detroit The trustees are busy trying to rent the pirsonago since cur pastor is not going te movr in it. JHK PALMETTO LEADL i\ ?- . 1 wm m\r W A W [# J| i ^ I * J m w Ml J| ifTHE ROVING By Charl For A More Joyous CI i istmas Tha Chi'iotmtt.'i apirit- im' the most beautiful, and Chn?tmaY is the "joyousest" day in the whc/lc j year Coul :n't vou mana. to plan your sho-po-ng 80 that vou could | do something for at leas' one tiny 1 child who3o "Chtistmas will be J bleak if yen don't. It wiT' cost so I -little. Children aro very , easily pleased, esj^cially very jx or ones And >lan to do somethirg which will cheer ^nristmas Dsv for-^wae poor vld man or woman. \ This may he the last Christr ps v she w"l soend here. H'-'p make _ it a little less lonely.?fM-pecpter too, are ve y easily plea. td. Don't I orget The Guest of Hono? Don't forget1 whose bhthday it is when you tit down to your lcrvely dinner. Say a tiny "thank you" to the Guest ot Honor " Please *ry it. He will 1 row and He will be glad.- So here's wishing you a different Christmas. A lender Chn3tmas. A more unselr,sh Christ^ar, and a ' 4iappy_ New "YlSar-, it wi'i be the first. Cft'istmas I have si < r\t away ft-om i'iiW* in vi>rr<( nnd in the eld homestead there will be ? JJieny Christmas, ?o_- icmebody (but a- th- late Ber* Williams jsed to say)- somebody <lse, not me. v Rolnad Hayeg to Appear n Mexico Roland Hayes, fame.' Negro tenor, will tour Mexico giving a series <f concerts in Jaroary and February. Tbis Spring he wil' make tou- of South Amrn'ca giv ing o-. r rhlrty concerts in vari- ; ous countries of that c?r.timcnt. When you read this Prfcy Elzy. noted New York, soprano, will have lifted up her voice in song at the Wh le House in Washing" ton. Call Me L'p Anytime, G?d Boy, Old Boy, Old Boy "Mike" Donnelly, 415 y^ars old-, who lives at 4 West 101st street, knows a-ftf-mftft7-?m4"hr^ pal -toh*him to cail hitn up at anytime. Early this morning around 3:13~ Michael fait a craving foT his buddy and turned in an alarm from Manhattan avenue and 101st street. N.v friend came ?' "Mike" tried anoth. r-alarm at Columbus avenue and 102nd street a few minutes. Inter. jSlill. no friend came, so Donelly went bis merry way ringing alarms at 104th St., 105th street., and flrom Central Park, he did not find the fire men ~cr vice versa, and for the next tfn day3 he will br where his friend can find him anytime Georgia Burke To Jon. "Ma Perkins" Dr? petTTn at Georgette Har~ vey's apartment for a cl at today and found Georgia * Burka, widely known rknio' artist there Starting December 20th and continuing until March 11, she wiM be heard every day fiom Monday to Friday with "Ma Perkins" ovir WJZ at 10:16 a.m. and over V, b A F 'at 3ll6?irm. . Mlhep-lay*, the part of the voodoo woman, the only colored character in the drar.a which emanates in Chicago. Miss Burke wa3 with the National Ercadcast i ing u? ?mpa. y ior a peru c 01 ten years, and will be remer be'red as Aunt Jemmina, and ha^ appeared c*ver al! stations at intervals Shq was on the air on?- year straight 13J-:3-1934 for the A and P Stores, ard was also a member of the cast of Jqhn He.ry. She is from Atlanta, Ga., ard form erly taughi in the High School ot WilBon, N". C. Miss Harvey gave us u lovely photograph for our collection, thank vou, so much, my dear. Ben JiArrwi Stttt In Ftflnlng Ben Johnson of uolnmUa uni"Wisity outstanding sprinter, with an inter-nntional record ta among ! the ten leading candidal* picked' from the host of nc/mine^s for the James E. Sullivan Mem< rial Tro Ipnp, annually uwnjutu r<o me na- I tionVi outstanding am?t???_Alh- kte. Further balloting by the lection tribunal cocdp? aed of R ' V^-.: I REPORTER" es Spears prominent rports authcr^es thru he ten names on this list Commission To Hold He-?nnra ^8 Harlem The New York State Commission o>i Urb?-.n ColoTed Population will rold public hearitfa next " g*ard to schools, hosphala and health unemployment ard especially housing. The facta obtained will b.? usee1 by the commission to base i4s recommendation to the next Legislature. The hearings will bo at the ~ Seventh District Municipal Court, 447 West 151st. street, i Harold P. Herman, is chairmhn Ol the commis?:cn. 1' A nod t Miss Flossie Roberts^1 * Southern svprano, not because aha can Sins, 1 know plenty gala thatcan sing (w try to) an<i not because she is & pretty gin. To a painte 1 chat doesn't mean a thing. But~ because shn is the best c<>ok north of Richmond. And that mean* a lot to me f ???? I Grocer! ea-^Steter?Groceries Soma p-ala t.ie too lazy, U put on an apron and cook. All they. w. t.t to do, is sit around and **ead a book. Oi- stand oefore a mirrvt. thinking abort "gitting" on tho screen. : When Ihey ought to b; in th?_. - kitchen, cooking: * bo i eollard g^eci a. j. When r> beJjr gits home at rundown, ?all vorn out, . lie \yR- ts si-me friend p ?k chops, or a nicei brown trout. Instead of finding supper, she is dre;sed tc go to the tiore. To m'ake h'm buy a hat, tike aister Susie wore.' Now my gm issm art, the don't start that, seet_ Cause when Im hungry, dont cut the foci wid me. -She?tried one time, but she ~ won't tr j it any more -{--g4ts-my^sT-pper on tirne" if it has"' to c<.me irom the store But some p^.or boys, don", eeetn td~" "knew what to do. Git a eood long strap, or a soft leather sloe. And when she won't cook and crya 'I'm gonnn pack and go to maw' Throw her across your knees Bub _ for 'ne worst spanking she ever saw. j P.S.?Now I'm a tall bloke, and ? my?gal-ia small, And what goes for me wonT oro for all. co, if your old lady is la ger than - you. ?=r=z: Boy, I ion'f know what t? tell yen to do. ' . ' ' CLAFI.IN COLLEGE NEWS. The Oxford Club will conduct ite last camptys church service Sunday 11 o'clock. Serrpon will be delivered by Rev. G.W. Williams; co-workers Revs. W. L Hildebrand W. W. Wideman. " Bro. McA 1M 5tOn our new brother delivered a wonderful' sermon Wed nesday evening at prayer hour We are. very glad to have our friend nnd brother back in school Rev. M. J. Williams. See Rev. G W Williams for The Palmetto Leader. Our new sub. scribers for the week are Rev. E. A. Davis and Mr. Robert Cunning ham. MILL BRANCH A.M.E. ? HlJfcCH Rev. D. D. Doughty, f-sstor T?i_ l. _ .a.:I . - I me ourur.y Bcnooi co.nenea at | the regular hour. Many thoughtful prints were b^ougV. cut on the lesson afterwhich the Supt " Brother A. B Judge ga?-e a very splend;d review. -ThF?fondny school is looking forwart to ifca annual Ch.-.^tmaa tree. Promptly tt 11 o'clock 'he mort ing advice began. The hev. sie- | ter Bowert preached a wonderful sermon wh;ch was enjoy t by all tV.! 1- ?%- - * ' - menus *.re giaa to fee mis* G (:iev? CUfcsacir after upendinp: some time in the CHy ot Philadelphia. ? NEW TRINITY BAFT, i IItM* H j WeTtford", TJ7~C.?Sun??; school and y'hurc'i services wer well attended. T'ie Sunday ?ehoot les- i son was very beautifull r discussed after wl ich a splend'.i review was given by Supt. J. B Foster. After a very spirited C'Votion^ the pa-tor came forwar 1 and delivered an ?xcellent se~ron. His text v,a3 leaiah 9:6, then e Wonderful Chrit ? At 7:30 vc returned : partake of another gospel feast iven to us by our pastor. He chosed as ;ext I Tim.-lf.y 3:10. sut *ct Qualifications of a Decaon. *; he Junior choir furnished mu?:i' through out the day. Collcct'o ror . the day w*g""$J..78. At 3-30 o'clock the s'.r.j-ing union was h.? d at Trinit-. Choirs of ma"y sections < f county furnished enelent mus'.i^ The Christmas tree fo, tho Sun day school will be give- .Monday, night during' the holiday . We arc looking for.vsarcLto?it- w;h muck interest. FREE Sample of V^ 'BEARD' . REMOVER and Try a Razorless Shave! At last science has found a way to remove a beard \tnthoutshaving. No, more razor, no scraping, no cuts, no 1 soap, no bother. 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COURTESY AND COLUMBIA. S. C. _ _ . J u_ t I * - Arrival and departure of pa?' enser trains. operated hjr tka ? Southern Railway Company. at tha fnlon Station, Colimbia, S. C.. effective June l 1927 Tr. . Leavea No. Columbia: ~For: 24 5.-00 A. M. Chester. Rock HIR Charlotte, Waah??injrton 1 5 Jf A.M. Spar'burg, Ask*vfe Knoxville . 12 8:30 A. M. St. Matt.. Orange* burg, Charlewtna 31 8:80 A. M. - Augusta, Alkea. 15 6:50 A.M. New-^by. Greenwood Greenville. 19 8:45 A.M. Blk'vle.. BarnvreD Savannah. 118 11:20 A.M. Camden. Lancaster. Rock Hill. 27 12:40 P.M. Sp'bg., Aehvle. ChL 28 4:50 P. M. St. Matt.' Orangeburg, Charleston.. 32 5rOO P.M. Cheater. Rock Hill, Greensboro. Wash P.! PKil W VP? 17 9:50 P.M. NewTjry., Gr'wodi .And'sn.. Atlanta 23 10:10 P. M. Savannah. Jackson., ville. Miami. Tam. Tr. Arrives . . . No. Columbia From: 24 4:50 A.M. (Miama. l*mpa,* TB" <T:20 A.M. Atlanta^ Anderaou. Gr'wood., Newbrv. 31 8:20 A.M. N.Y.. Wash/ Charl., Rock Hill 117 12:25 P.M. Shelby. 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