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Miss Belle Nance
Pleased With Short
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Course at Winthrop i
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TVnn Wost. 5?. c? Julv 19, 1916. i
Dear Club Members:? 1
You will be surprised to know
what a fine time we prize winners
had at our Short Course given by
Dr. D. B. Johnson at Winthrop college.
There were 76 girls, 65 being
tomato club girls, and 11 being poultry
club girls. On Monday, June
19th most of us left Columbia at
4#0 in a special car for Rock Hill
and arrived there a little after 7
\ o'clock. We were met there by our
state agents and demonstrators, we
then went on a car down to the college.
We were met there by representatives
of the Y. W. C. A., and
carried to Winthrop's beautifpl dining
room. / '
After V supper we registered.
Eunice and I were late so we had
the luck of being assigned to a room
on third floor, . but we did not /mind
it so much after all.
Miss Simpson, our state secretary,1
came around to our rooms that night
and put our money in. our club bank
down in the office. We could draw
out any when we wanted it.
Tuesday morning after breakfast,
we were ushered into the Winthrop
society hall, where we were all given
valuable books containing lessons oh
cooking, sewing, manuel training,
agriculture and poultry, and it was I
in this pretty hall that we met every
mnminai oftor K*o?1rfflcf onH ennV 1
oar club songs. Miss Lois Erwin, a ' 1
pretty demonstrator from Spartan- t(
burg county, was our jolly chorus c
teacher. One of these songs she t
wrote while we were there, it is beau- t
tifully dedicated to Dr Johnson. t
After this pleasant exercise each c
morning we were instructed by i
|i v Profs. Clark and Whitfield in agri- <
culture and by by Prof. Cleveland 1
in poultry. He told us many things ?
about the poultry market that I \
would never haVe believed. One j
night he showed us some interesting
picture slides concerning the poultry
market, the picture that impressed
me most was fourteen cars full of
chickens being shipped to market at
New York City by one man. The
chickens were on shelves one above
the other.
. After our poultry lesson we went
to chapel exercises each morning.
Dr. Johnson gave us a hearty welcome
the first morning.
After chapel exercises we went out
In. front of the main building, where
we were all seated until Miss Jo
Ydrborouo'h. a kind demonstrator
from Chester county, delivered our
mail to us. We also sung our club
songs and listened to an interesting
lecture given by some Professor or
demonstrator.
After our out door course we were
engaged in cooking until dinner,
these helpful lessons were taught by
I Miss Baustic. She taught us how to
make soups, rolls and cook eggs
abput a dozen ways. We were also
taught valuable lessons | in canning
by Mrt. Dora Dee Walker, our beloved
assistant state agent. \These
lessons consisted in canning peaches,
bepns, making jellies, pickles, preserves,
and marmalades. ' The fancy
. packs were beautiful, and I think
the club girls will really taxe a delight
in canning now, since we were
taught to do better work with less
labor.
After dinner we were taught in the
sewing class by Miss Minne Lee Garrison,
a very sweet lady, who is a
demonstrator from York county. She
certainly did teach me how to make
a button hole too before I left. Be
lieve me she was somewhat surprised
that I did not already know.
After sewing we were instructed
in the manuel training class by Miss
Erwin, our chorus teacher, until 5.15.
We were given time to prepare for
supper then, which was at 6 o'clock.
After supper we could either go
to our rooms, to the lecture and educational
moving pictures, or remain
on the campus, where we were taught
interesting games by one of the
lecturers at the college. I took what
I called the "campus course," and
uiau 10 YTIlOt/ UlUOb vx K11V 511M uwvtvtvu
upon, because a crowd of Rock Hill
boys and girls would come up to see
the club girls every night. We had a
regular party.
One night we were given a 50c
firlrof thp rnnrert hv Dr. Johnson.
this we all enjoyed and appreciated
very much. The pictures and lectures
were also free.
We were carried into the new
gym. hall one morning where we
went in the swimming pool. The hall
will be beautiful when completed.
We were anxious eo know-what ^
would do on Saturday, since that
not a day for lessons. The teache
told us we would enjoy that day b<
ter than all,'and indeed we did. 7
were carried out to the college fan
Less than a mile from the campi
After we hacj seen the pretty chic
ens, we were carried to the extensi'
vegetable gardens, these garde
were watered each day by irrigate
pipes. After we had seen the veg
table gardens we went to the dair
rhis especially, was a sight to se
i churn holding five hundred gallo:
>f Cream! Of course it was turn*
ay means of electricity.
At 12 o'clock Mr. Cleveland callt
is to start back to the college.
yas very Warm, but we came throuf
i shady lane most of the way. Wh<
ve were about half way back to tl
:ampus, Miss Minne Lee Garrisc
(topped her car and told us we wou
low have a baseball game. Son
jrotested, saying ^they were too tire
>ut indeed they were not 'when th<
taw the kind of game it Wma^ real
joing to be, for Miss Garrison hf
ler car full of bananas and we wei
;o catch these as she threw them 1
;ach one.
The Y. W C. A. girls were nice 1
is, they carried us down town to tl
pictures the last night we were the:
ind gave us a delightful party oi
light.
The Chamber of Commerce ca
ied us. automobiling one afternoo
vhich all enjoyed.
On Friday morning, our last di
;here, we held our graduating exe
;ises, where we were given diplomi
for our work done while there. Thei
ixercises took place immediately a
;er, the chapel exercises. . Dr. Snyde
President of Wofford College, a
Iressed us after we sung two of oi
:lub songs. Then I read the resoli
;ions adopted by the club membe:
ifter "which Prof. Thomson, of Wi
;hrop? formerly of Abbeville count
lelivered our diplomas. We th(
narched off the stage one by one c
)ut through the auditorium whei
;he Y. W. C. A. marshalls gave l
tome valuable Jittle booklets.
vere all sorry Dr. D. B. Johnson, oi
)resident, could not ber.present, bi
M fBriffcten the Comer Where Yi
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My Laddie ([Scotch Loot Son^
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fPoet and Peasant 0?aitme P
* I (TonSuppi) Victai
| Poat and Peasant Overture?P
I (von Sopp<) Victor
Ca retina (Raff) (Violin)
Cannett?Air it laflear (Flower
(Bizat) In French 1
Dream Faces (Sweet Dreamlant
(W. M. Hutchinson)
Rigoletto?Caro name (Dearest /
(Verdi) In Italia
Dreams of Long Ago (Carroll
InEng
You have only to hea
ciate how greatly they
collection.
Come in and let us p
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It is deservedly the mo
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Every part is made up c
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Every detail of its cons
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rs as president of the National Educait
tional convention.
Ve Friday evening we gave a party ou
ns the back campus, before we went tc
is. the pictures, in Honor 01 tne iacuity,
k- and those who had helped entertain
ve us while there. This was an enjoyas
able affair, after . .hearing man;
>n pleasing remarks made by our guests
e- we served delightful refreshments,
y. On Saturday morning we were all
e, blue when we left, for we had had
as such a delightful time during our in;d
structive short course, and I am sure
we all feel grateful to all those who
3d helped us enjoy ourselves and espeIt
cially to our county agents. For we
jh owe a great deal to them. I am sure
m I feel proud of our efficient agent,
ie Mrs. Martha Piatt Benton, and won>n
der who shall be the next two to go
Id to Rock Hill from our county. Girls,
ie you must all try. Remember "To
d, make the Best Better."
sy Wishing you all very much success
ly I am, yours very sincerely,
id Belle Naiice.
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McCormick, July 24.?Miss Gertrude
Ashmore of Greenwood, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. A. J. Hendrix.
Mr. Ellis Huguley of Augusta,
' spent the week-end here with hif
parents.
Miss Ruby Roberts is spending
some time on Tybee Island, near Savannah
Miss Olivia Mattison, who has been
attending Stocks' Business College
of Augusta, has returned home to
| spend her vacation.
Mr. W. K. Charles has returned to
McCormick, after spending two
' weeks on professional business at
Timmonsville and Columbia.
Miss Kate Price is spending sometime
in Greenwood with relatives.
Capt. and Mrs. J. 0. McCelVey have
returned home from a trip to Buffalo
and Canada.
Mips Sarah. Britt left last Saturday
for vValhalla, where she will teach a
.summer school.
Miss Bertha Sanders attended the
B. Y. P. U. assembly in Greenville.
Mrs J. H. Anderson and Miss Mary
Marshall Whitlock, of Greenwood,
visited their sister, Mrs. J. T. Miller
lust v.eeu.
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| NOTICE OF STOCK- 1
HOLDERS MEETING
Notice is hereby given that a meet- ,
ing of the Stockholders of The An- ,
, treville Oil Mill will be held at Antre- 3
i ville, Sooth Carolina, on Tuesday, <
August 31st, 1916, at 3 o'clock P. M., ]
f for the purpose of considering a re- ,
> solution then to be presented, that \
the said corporation be dissolved, go \
into liquidation,! and wind up its af- t
fairs and to elect trustees or direc- *
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take such other action as may be necessary
therefor, the said directors
or trustees to have the power to sell |
the plants property, goods and chattels
of the said corporation, and to
pay the debts of the corporation, and
to divide the surplus, if any, among
the stockholders according to sections
2812 to 2816 of the Civil Code
of South Carolina.
All stockholders are urged to be
present and to vote at said meeting.
C. E. HARPER, President
July 25th, 1916. 4-26-7
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W. M. BELL A CANDIDATE.
Mr. W. M. Bell, of the .Lowndesville
section, was in the city last |S?v-'f
lay on business. He is a candidate^'
For sub-supervisor pf the county, hit
tard appearing in this issue of to.:'
Press and Banner. Mr. Bell is one
>f the progressive young farmers of
;he county and is interested in all
;hat pertains to progress in couhty
iffairs. He seeks the votes of tkfl..
>eople of the county on his merits
is a business man.
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