Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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; j6 YEARLY HON Honor roll for nine consecutive El mouths, which is based upon 90 per EL cent for attendance and same for AI scholarship. LI FIRST GRADE. "I LOULA BOYD BEATY. G[ COOPER DAVIS. DORIS HILTON.. ELI7AWRTH Miini-Hienv JOHN P. HUNTER. IR JAMES T. THOMASSON. MARION SISTARE. T. THOMAS WILSON. A> SECOND GRADE. SE EUGENIA ADAMS. EH IVY POOVEY. EL IRENE POOVEY. Dli CHARLESSTOGNER. W. ELDRIDGE LAZENBY. |BS ELIZABETH LAZENBY. W] THIRD GRADE. (;U (EDWARD CROXTON. EV EUGENIA HUGHES. AN COLIN MURCHISON. HL" JENNIE LEE SHERARD. PA THURLOW CARTER THOMAS- HE SON. JE C A FOURTH GRADE. DOROTHY PORTER. y MARY AGNESFUNDERBURK. FIFTH GRADE. JEWEL H1NSON. CA SADIE PARKS. EV SLBIL LINGLE. GL MARGARET THOMASSON. JE. SIXTH GRADE. MA MILDRED KING. DO LAURA G. WILLIAMS. RU SEVENTH GRADE. MA CHARLOTTE BECKHAM. SA1 HIGH SCHOOL. LO J. W. CRAIG. EL MARY ELLEN BLACKMON. CU CAROLINE PORTER. WI LUCIA MURCHISON. WI HA MILL SCHOOL?FIRST GRADE. MA HARVEY WALDEN. J.\< SECOND GRADE. TO: ROBERTFUNDERBURK. JIM WALDEN. IRJ THIRD GRADE. HE UNA WHITLEY. PA] BLEEKA LANGLEY. WI FOURTH GRADE. ELI RECK GHENT. MA LEMA WHITLEY. LE< This list is limited to those pupils RU who were not absent a single day MA during the session: MA FIRST GRADE. Mil JAMES T. THOMASSON. JE^ SECOND GRADE. SA1 ttLUKIUUE LAZ'ENBY. SY] ELIZABETH LAZENBY. LU< THIRD GRADE. MA FRANK CLYBURN. OL GENEVA CULP. FA MIRIAM POLIAKOFF. MA JOHN P. SOWELL. JENNIE LEE SHERARD. FH ODELLE WILLIAMS. Eg. FOURTH GRADE. ET WILLIAM FUNDERBURK. L() HAL GOOCH. Nv GERTRUDE POLIAKOFF. FIFTH GRADE. ELLIOTT RODDEY. PALMER EVERALL. SADIE PARKS. CH SYBIL LINGLE. 1-H LUCILLE RODDEY. ,{0 SIXTH GRADE. *IA ERNEST EVANS. MALVINA SO WELL. -MA SEVENTH GRADE. CHARLOTTE BECKHAM. MONICA CARNES. LA MARGARET FERGUSON. JL'l MATTHEW POLIAKOFF. HIGH SCHOOL. MIL MARY ELLEN BLACKMON. BO MART ELLIOTT CARNES. RO FREDDIE KNIGHT. ER CAROLINE PORTER. ID. JOE LEE PORTER. MA WALTER EVANS. LE J. W. CRAIG. BA This list includes those pupils who have not been tardy during the past RC session: HA FIRST GRADE. JIJ FRANCES WILLIAMS . UL ELIZABETH GOOCH. Ml LOUISE KNIGHT. EA TALMAGE FERGUSON. ORALEE HUGGINS. LI] BARRON HARRIS. EUGENE ROB BINS. LE EUGENp ELLIOTT. CE PAULINE RRCKHi M EWART M'NINCH. LOUISE CAUTHEN. JOHNNIE COX. HAZEL GRIFFIN. + JOHN P. HUNTER. Th? MARION SISTARE. Ca COOPER DAVIS. ,C JAMES T. THOMASSON. n THOMAS WILSON. LOUISE KNIGHT. SECOND GRADE. Wl IVY POOVEY. NANNIjE LEE PHILLIPS. ' CLAUDE CARNES. WILLIAM CLYBURN. LILLIAN DAVIS. MARION BLANKS. WILLIAM FROST. HANNAH C ROSS. OBOVi MARY D. WITHERSPOON. JSuJJ W&&W7-W > - 'fA :? J** THE LANCASTER NEV HP PHI I ~ i ,M"" JJY J\ll| I Tin: SEAT OF AFFECTION. Fountain Inn Tribune. I once heard Tom McNeil say th ,IZABETH LAZENBY. the Hues aDRIDGE LAZENBY. tCHIE LINGLE. Maid of Athens, ere we part, JCIE7E BURNETTE. Give, Oh, give me back my heart, JTH MACKEY. , . ? . LKEKT CLANTON. are mi.le.dlng Insofar a. .hay e . .. . one to suspect that human affectio .AXCHE MOBLEY. have their seat in the heart; whe, ?s all love, all kindness and i NNIL MOBLLY. , A ., . , T>rh/~?^ri.-v charitableness depend upon a d Li *N Li I v/ V? V Li I i , ferent organ, and the lines shoe THIRD GRADE. read: Y. BARTON. iNABEL BLACKMON. Maid of Athens, ere we sever, DLEY CAUTHEN. Give, Oh, give me back my liver. lANK < HI UN. Whether McNeil was guessing ! RONTON. dealing in subtle philosophy I do 11 \l tV? Wvi" i know, but bf this I am persuadt . .. ..;f' v, j that, many men get credit for Chr , , I tian charity, whose only virtue is i ui'mJ1 active liver. RTIS MOBLEY. . . .. . ? * . .. The one commandment that ov< IORY PENNEY. . , , , ,, ? vr * v T v shadows and embodies all the othei iA A1JV A 1 *jIvIvY in m th pi vi pn 18 Love! Mo8t persons assur that love is a spiritual matter--i UL BROWN REED. ? .... moved from all earthly dross. B RTH A RUTLEDGE. NNIE LEE SHERARD. 8 D? " RTER THOMASSON Love is but the expression of ph |ELLE WILLIAMS. sical Agings and physical fltnei AviTi W|i anv Love springs full panoplied from FOURTH GRADE. [J"''01 ,lVer' "Uma" " but a synonym for good digestio THERINE CARNES. Dyspepsia is the arch enemy A COOK. charity. ADY S (. CLP. When you ask a man for a conti \NNETTE HUGGINS. bution to some fund%for the relief \ E MAREE. t^e nee(jyt an(| jje refuses prompt ROTHY PORTER. antj souriyi curse him not, but co ni THREATT. dole with him and suggest cent RTH A \ AXLANDINGHAM. leaves and prunes, for his Bystem RA WILLIAMS. out 0j or(jer niui ^jg 8park plugs a CISE WILLIAMS. caked with carbon. IZABETH WITHERSPOON. On the cheerful other hand, wh< RTIS^ BOWERS. the man approached reaches at oni LLIE EV ANS. ^ ^ for jlig wunrit and offers his b LLIAM FUNDERBURK. along with words of sympathy ai L GOO( H. dismay, proise him not too highl RlOX MILLIARD. jje t]e8erVes credit, it is true. Bi K MAC KEY. ills generosity is but the bubblii NI M DOW. over of good will from his spring < HbTH GRADE. perfect health. V ADAMS. ^ ^ Real love is unselfish. It must b ATII C AUTHEN. ,-or tjie ief function of love is gi LMER EVERALL. , ?the givjng of n,bney, time, se LLIAM MARION REED. vk,e LIOTT RODDEY. RY LEE BECKHAM. A ?hr?nic inva,id- lonS U8ed QNA CUI P pain, may in time, to save his re Til DOBSON son, turn away from his own suffe RY AI ICE DABNEY ine and seek to happiness RJORIE HIRSCH. ' making ?thers happy' -.DRED HIRSCH But he Wh? i8 1)111 a temP?rai kVFL HIN'SON sufferer and therefore resentful ar )IF PARKS * impatient, is disposed to blame ar 31L LINGLE hate the whole wide world and r (-Jli E 1'ODUEY gard himself and his pain as tl ltlE SFTTI EMYER center of all Important matters. I ^ WILSON ' is supremely, inordinately selfls ? Thft VPPV tlinucrhf nf llnlninr. ROARET 'THOMAS'SON. "'J" ""'T tice. Why should others have ai SIX1H GRADE. pleasure while his life is soured? NEST EVANS. One must make due allowance f( TELLE CARNES. the dyspeptic. Do not harshly Jud| 11EL CAUTHEN. hj8 heart. Consider his liver. A RIEN EVANS. uncharitableness, malice, envyin NNIE FERGUSON. hack-biting, come from it. .DRKD KING. It's easier for both a rich man ai LA MWINCH. a camel to go through the eye of SEVENTH GRADE. needle than for a bad digestion ARLLS CA8KEY. ?et into heaven. .LIAN CARNES Many a poor cuss lives and dies SA DARNEY hardened sinner merely for the lai RY HEATH JONES. ~ I ?f an hour each day with a bucksa HIGH SCHOOL i at l,le woodpile to relieve constip RY ELLEN BLACKMON. tlonRY ELLIOTT CARNES. Many a man is converted at revi :iE ADAMS. aI meetings because the right liv LLAGE CAUTHEN medicine has purged his system ai LI AN CRAIG. given him an opportunity to fix li mind on more important things tin L SCHOOL?FIRST GRADE. h,M own body* , vnin i i?vrt.-.a A people cannot be civilized or e i L b 1 AKtShio, ... . . * . . , , BERT HARRIS lightened until they are taught h i i'\r . i,' giene. Knowledge takes root qulc liAKHIo. . , . . . , , . . ... * iti^i i ??.^.',T4W ly in a brain barked by a healtl ^ dLLKHAM* . lRVIN PRIVETT. ,y" , ,, I LA ROBERTSON. Ignorance, dullness, perversil RDAN HUNTER eVCn ldiocy' are 'estimate ofTsprii SECOND GRADE. ?f J??0r lJea,th* ?BEHT FUNDEUBURK. ",Dd TT.., u.v makes it. We think as we do, ai l I i l r. .VIA I C ASlvti Y. , . . I ^yAL(jjK\- 'OVG and hate as we do, not as a co >YSEES CRENSHAW. 8C,OU" eff?rt ?f Wi"' bUt <n ?bed,en TLES WFLLS t0 tbe 8tatute" ot a stomach ai RL LOVE liver that divide sovereignty ov THIRD GRADE. ^ MA WHITLEY. A PTPP TUVW W A13 FOURTH GRADE. AJTlJliK. ____ IMA WHITLEY. Unrufitrr Testimony Remains I 1ALMERS E. WESSINGER, shaken. Supt. Lancaster Schools. Time Is the best test of trutl Here is a Lancaster story that h stood the test of time. It Is a sto THE KAl.NBOW. with a point which will cot straight home to many of us. , . , . _ Mrs. Jane E. Edwards, Cataw rainbow is only the sunlight gj^ Lancaster, says: "One of t ught in a drop of rain, family suffered from disordered kl ill us the storm Is over neys. The kidney action was Irreg d life will smile again, J?r and caused much annoyam _ . . . ', . . . ? There were severe pains across t God, who sends earth s bright- uniall of the back and a good nigh ness rest was impossible. Doan's Kidn lien the grlm-hued storm wrack Pills, procured at the Standard Dr clears ??,? 8ave nle Kreat relief." Kive each hear! ita rainbow I ment given Maroh 25thgive each heart ita rainbow, OVER THREE YEARS LATE ter the miat of tears. 1 \frs. Edwards said: "I always ha ANN LISLE. a K??(l word for Doan's Kidney PI and recommend them to my frlendt ? Price 60c at all dealers. Dot ... . .. . _ . simply ask for a kidney remedy Weakness and Loss of Appetite Ret Doan a Kldney Pill.?the sat i toni^: that Mrs. Edwards recommem Vt?"<5 ??ster-M"burn Co., Props., Buffa rtAwtiutr. Poisd'tlMnadchilarcm. 50a ** ' ly * Uphold those who, in place and power, a" J Stand by our Chief, in this dark hour, And lead them, when the tempests lower, r* j In Thy clear light. 511 4 Lord, hold our Chieftain's hand in Thine 10 ? 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No doubt our sins are gross and great, 'e_ ^ Yet help him guide our Ship of State ut In these dark days; * And we will be Thy people, Lord, sg S Obey Thee, serve Thee, hear Thy word, a $ And worship Thee with one accord i? % And sing Thy praise, n. ft Our fathers trusted in Thy name, .j. * Help us this day to do the same; of ^ And by Thy might, ?;< * ??**? MONEY AVAILABLE FOB STATE MILITIA ENT I | K?*cretary Garrison Kulcs That #40,* j | GOO Charged Against Aoutli Caro* , N. C. ! I lina May be Used. Washington Special to Charleston 5 5 News and Courier, June 4.?Nearly $40,000 is made available for the re!' habilitatlon of the National Guard of J 5 South Carolina as a result of a con ? ference held here today between Gov\; ernor Mamffhg, Adjt. Gen. Moore and j j i Secretary of War Garrison. In addl- \ tion to this amount the regular au- S nual appropriation of $32,000 will be ready for use July 1. w The state officials came here to J J ask that the money charged to k South Carolina as a result of the loss and destruction nf nmm w. VVJUI^ I LI cut (luring previous administrations be ; S remitted. At first the officials declared it could not be done. Later, how! * ever, Secretary Garrison ruled that ;; approximately $40,000 charged i; against the State Guard for the loss ; | of property could be used until 5 i July 1,1916. In making this ruling the Secroj [ tary places South Carolina on a par ^ ? J with other states that have faMed to ; i live up to the standard required by I 1 the department. : t i i Senator Tillman accompanied the J1 governor and General Moore to the t { deparement. He asked General Miles, " \ head of the militia afTairs depart\1 ment, to forget what former gover*? nors had done in South Carolina and \ | to give the state's National Guard a II chance to make itself efficient. J j Both Governor Manning and Gen: \ eral Moore were immensely pleased : i with the result of thejr visit. They J! accomplished everything they desir- 1 j N ed, they declared. * f ?? CITATION. T ' STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Lancaster. By J. E. Stewman, Judge of Probate. ; , Whereas, Mrs. Elma Small has :; made suit to me to grant her letters ' of administration of the estate and ? effects of Robert M. 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