Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ANDERSON " ATHEATRE MUpifili, Continuing Tuesday? and. Wedtscsdayv 2:30 and 0:30 P. M Earth's Mightiest Spectacle D.W.Griffnth's 'Z1 Thc Clansman Nights, 50c, $1, $150, $2. Matinees, 25c, 50c, 75c, $1 SEATS NOW SELLING AT .BOX 0FTICE No Tickets Laid Away Unless Paid For. SUMMER SCHOOL WINTHROP COLLEGE ROCK HILL, SOUTH CAROLINA * -Jure 13 ^?1^21;'.?9lj5.!> NOTED EDUCATORS'-Sonic of the most famous educators, of the United States will givo a series of lectures-professors McMurray and Thorndike of Columbia- University, New Yorky Commlsloner Kendall of New Jersey, on cx-PreBident of the National Education . Association, Editor of ibo Journal of Education, President of the Story Teller's League, General Secretary of 'tho Religious Educa tion Association,-ead many others. . . COURSE OF. 8TUDY-Full Courses of study will 'be provided to meet the nocilii c: ii) Superintendent? and Principals, (2) High School Teachers;-(3) Primary and Grade Teachers (4) Rural School Teachers and (5)'thoBo wishing college cr?dite. * . * FA'.'JLTY-A largo faculty has beeri'rsecur^d .composed of spec ialists and loader^ of education in this >and other states. SPECIAL FEATu?SES--*Model ?cbool, rural school problems kinder garten,- practico'.aiid'-lecture's on the Montessori methods: . County Boards of Education aro authorized to renew' certificates still' In force for all'te??n*rs' wh?r;db satlsfactdry work 'in' this Summer School and take the final examinations. ." ' LECTURES, ENTERTAINMENTS, ?UT-DOOR PLAYS, MUSICAL COMPANIES, EDUCATIONAL MOVING PICTURES, PERSON ALLY CONDUCTED' EXCURSIONS. LARGE NEW GYMNASIUM, lt ICU Ul ?AT I ON SlfcETILE SW IMMJ NG^1 POOL. LARGE ATHLETIC FIELD 'AND PLAYGROUND THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED. ACCO M0DATION8 UNEXCELLED. v ^ For rates and further Information write for Summer School Bulletin. v : V_ D. B. JOHNSON, PRESIDENT ROCK HILL, S C: TM Aad?rs?o County Mpt?al Fire Ip5flPi??e ,Cp. J. J. 57JIT??, President and TjreaHorer J. .1. MAJOR Vice President j: ;;:V ? JOHN A. M A JOB, Secretary r : ANDERSON, S. C. \ Call and ace ta at Peoples Bank ' -. ll ' . -Vi '* .('- > ':* ?vi'- V .' ff] It is conservatively estimated that at least l Oo?tjq;0;j?ppli ? cants for life insurance we're, rejected by the ?i?Uinb com: . pan?es durirtg a single tw?lve-in?n|h pfri??. iii. all'.-'proba--. i bility tjb4 X declined l?s?'year ?du?H have s^ i if they, had-k^pl^i^?t earlier 1|n lifoi VThis st?telifiint r)f : facts, Ihe, liVsuratice ?Vst 5ays, is ari- unanswerable argument t; why a^.pfpsn&t'' 'should not defer making !appllcaHo;nvfor ? ? ? ,????<**?.?<?***??> For Dr. and Sirs. Fraier. AB ovldence of their appreciation cf the magnificent work ho has done aa pastor .or cthe First Presbyterian church during his ten years stay in Cite city, the membcrH of that church will entertain In. Dr. and Mrs. Fra seV? honor this afternoon from 6:30 'o 9 o'cibck on the church lawn. Dr. Fraze-' and his wholo family are deeply and sincerely loved by not only his congregation, but by the town at large, and the reception this .evening, on the anniversary of his tenth' year, will be but a token of the lova and,-esteem in which they arc. bold,- Every one who is connected in anyViway with-the First church, or with any of the organisations, arc cordially invited to be present. > " G.VW. C. Recital. . The high Btandard required of its Students by the special department wau once more' demonstrated at the joint RODfof 'recital, given last Tues day' evening in the college auditor ium*.und al which a large audience of oludents and friends warmly ap plauded the participants. The grad uates aro M?BS Frances Marshall, graduating in piano, and Miss Bessie Stall, In expression. . The program was a very attractif one5? MIBB Marshall played three MhcDowell se . lections, Elfantanz, An Improvlca iioh, and a Polonaise very artistical ly. These,--with her other numbers, a Chopin Nocturne, and Ltstz Etude D. Flat, were ample proof of the ear pest work Mips Marshall has done during this year and paBt years. 'Miss Stall gave a miscellaneous program, well selected and well prc .patod. Probably her hcavlrst selec tion- was "Jean Valjean and thc Blshop", from Vieler Hugo's immor tal "Les Miserables." The other readings were "The Story of Patsy", by Date Douglas Wiggins, and the "Rejuvenation of Aunt .'Mary," by Warper; the latter selection was an original arrangement. . -? Mrs, -Fyamsajr represented,, .thc Thursday Morning club, of Greenville at \th*v convection of .tho State Feder ation of Women's clubs, - which met at An?erson last week. Tbs Y. W. A. held Its last meet ing of , the year last. Friday.evening on the lawn. It was a . beautiful : evening, and the. service an impres I sive one. Mts. Ramsay spoke to tho ? association. The college Y. W. A. lias sent to the foreign missionary fund,- fifty-three dollars and seventy five cents. It waa sent In time to be counted before the books of the Sou thern Baptist convention aro closed. ... -Mr. Bets of Kentucky spoke In the chapel last-Friday-morning on the .WVC; T. V: ' temperance, pledge. When bb pnt -thc vote Ja tho students the Tesult in *aY?r, pf - signing h tho pledge was almost unanimous. ?????> Dr: Ramsay preached at- Roebuck last S?nday. : '.ii. Invitations are now out for lite j commencement exercises- . of. the col I toge- which take place from buna 3rd to tho: 6th. ! . Palmetto Chapter. The Palmetto rhaptar, IL D. C., ! will meet on ^friday afternoon at half, -past four. o'clock with Mrs. Manly Watson,? at her' heme just south of town. '. Miss, Ida Watson* and Mrs. B. . Doline -Allen . of Lownde:;ville, loft .yesterday- for .Birminghanv Ala.,, to visit Mrs. R.'S.vGarnorw. Miss Gertrude Wallace bas gone to Birmingham, Ala.,' to visit friend:; and:--will-also .net as maid ot honor to Aiken Camp, Sons of Vc te ra ms. ' a^Sy^illio JJorroh of Lauren:; ia the>gusst ' of MrsT. : M. Dlwor. Mr. and Mrs. T.- M. Dlwor and daughter. Kan cy, spent tho week-end Instaurons with relatives. r t Mrs:' Frank Wdrdlaw, of Charlotte, N.:Ca ?mt. Mra, J. W?; Payne of FJpwortn, S. C., spent yesterday with Mrs.-Marshall Jones of Iva, waa hore with friend;; yesterday. Mls? "Mary W?hlte. leaves today for Birmingham to visit' friend:; ^.MfBi". W?ntoramit?r of Mobile, Ala., is visiting ber daughter, Airs, ' Frank Todd. . ' . Mlsr? Je wie Browne is visiting friends in .ColunU.4?,- . . Ai Hammonds School. ' Tko patrons and friends tara ; cor dially invited to bo prout nt at * tho closing f ?eaerct?ea-. ot v Hammdnd'B st?'?ot fc?>be bald on 'Friday evening at * o'clock. May ii). Theres will al so be a pound party during tba evett-1 ing. . i .-.y i- - ? - -. 'W?8 ^vT?fcli^OWJ? ?ISJaE Roath of loaug. Is Lev?ted h !!jv:-.i' '' ' '. 'dljMlna ' ?'.'.'.-1 ".I Tba, following: from .Tho Bt?te ot Sunday will ^Vo r*ad, ?Rh sorrow, by many people cf Anderson since Miss IrPbaeyis-a^ntec* of. Mrs. J. B. Huhi : bert .o? Andersen and bad often Ina* 1 Red in thin city. She has frcqustit : ly: boen the gueat of Mrs. humbert j and also of Misa Turpin Grout, -who itf*edttai*e at-Randolph Macon this ?-years..t ?-. ? ?'.>??? - . I.V Laurens, May. : 13.- Miss Mary r Poaty, daughter ojt Dr ; : ?. F. Po*ek ? af? tala dtiYdled tata aftefnikra Th ! Martlnsvltte, Va;, where iba -ht?' been visiting friends, since Easter. Acute indigestion waa tho cause of death. Mia* Posey waa * graduate of Rao' stoipVa^coa college, class : v< 1^5. "Sba '2* ^yaara-'of a?? and -only xmagnwot fiar p?renla.- ' v->y<^'; DR. McLEAN WILL PREACH TO GRADS AT TH? COLLEGE ! Thu commencement sermon nt Anderson College 'will ho preach ed, tilla year by Dr. Phillp J McLean/ pastor of tho First Baptist church of Aiken, S. C. The literary address will be delivered on Monday night. June o, by Or. W. T. Ellis, of Swarthmore, Pennsylvania, ' iDr. Joshoun Morse, of the Uulver tlty of South Carolina was tho chief epeaker Friday night at a bunquet giv en at the college to thc Fcderatlou of Woman's clubs by tho Civic associa tion of Anderson. Thc subject of Dr. Morse's lecture was Community Fpirlt. The music on this ocr?s!on was furnished by the College Oicc club. v . . - Tue collo,:c .baa-had as Its guests during , tho- 'Fpd*ralton Womon's clubs, the following members of tho Federation;'Mh>8 Jane Adams, Spar fanburg? Mrs: R?iger Byrd, Darling ton, ?Mrs. S. W. O. Shlpp. Florence. Mrs. George Briggs, Florence Miss McKorma. Charleston and Miss Nell Br?'jt.-w: Weronee. Thc Estherlan-and Lanier sociotlo? gave recently : an. interesting joint program devoted to u discussion of Southern literature. ? + ?*??*??**????????**+ ? COMING AND GOING + o * ? ??????????????????.fr?? Mr. W. M. Shirley or llonea I'ath was a business visitor yesterday. Dr.* W." W. Chisholm bas. returned from a short, stay .in Savannah, Ca. J -'?- . Sheriff Joo M. H. Ashley baa re turned from Atlanta where ho wont on business. ... ..?-> Mrs. Marshall-Jones of Iva was in -the city shopping yesterday. Mrs. B. "Xt?'Auil bf Auton wa3 among thc visitors in Anderson Mon day. ,, Mr. and MrS. T. I. Vickery. Mrs. Callie White and Miss Ruby Whlto of Hartwell spent tho week-end with Mr. and Mrs.JWj. O. McKinney. Mr. John T. Madden spent Sunday at his homo near Clemson, Mrs.. J. C. Mcphail of tho Var: rcnnoH section was in thc city shop ping yesterday, . j j j? . Mr. and M^M'T. I. Vickery."Mrs. Callio Whlto and. Miss Ruby Whlto of Hartwell,. Ga<, spent Sunday herc, tho g?osta of Mr^. W- Qii McKinney. gi) ^ j ' fi This is the box o? toasted Gom(' ^ 8 ? Flakes your grocer recommends,^ VH v j Try CRISPS,, with milk or cream, r j and learn for yourself that theyf | B l j alone are "the toasted Corn Flakes ; ? I: : ^ with the IVA TURAL Corn Flavo*."^ ' \? \ j h 'SUHBS'telligencei:WD7AdsT~~ ^^S010BV.Oail?Q!SlStVERYrYHF.Il? MU?MUV?O IlUIlUvIO El^TOlE STOCK OF SUITS || ? ll s '.. . I1-'' ' ? ?' We o? fer overy suit in our stock, including Black and Navy Taffetas, Shepherd Checks, Serges. Gabardines-ev ery suit in the house-at abf oki te cost* which will make the new price tickets read from ? ? - ? ' ,: - ;>" 75 to $ . ;.>??? ul i %\ j IN;'? .' : '?" '*'??? . ' . ; IF you contemplate the purchase of another suit ?oto ean'fc afford to mies this opportunity.