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TUn Di iilC II I am not broac the People's Libr A well known I the most complet yet been issued. It will cover 1 I science ana ltmej The books are; .form, printed on I also have a c< Baby Books and I1 BOOKS, Sf ? BETTER G< Maye The Horn STATE TEACHERS MEETING. f speaki I was in In Aiiiiual Session at Spartanburg. ^y; Many Noted Educators Make Ad- A21 dresses. missio was t News and Courier. mornii Spartanburg, March 19.?With bun- \\'0ffoi dreds of teachers presei.t from all an(j a: parts of Soutih Carolina ;md a num- raj an ber of noted educators 'from other j t0 me( States on hand, the annual convention ; gtat of Lhe South Carolina Teachers' as- [ H ^Ic. socia:ion was opened tonight in the teacllG auditorium of Converse college. l(,]e g( The programme began with music, insura in which the Spartanburg school chil- j mav s dren's chorus, directed by Miss Carrie j than j McMakin, rook a prominent part. The ranee Wofford College glee club and the University of South Carolina quar- rl. i lli tette also contributed to the music, j ajj Superintendent Frank Evans, of i jngS ^ Spartanburg, delivered the address of J To welcome, to which Prof. \V. C. Her- j xt t bert, of Timmonsville, responded. | Towa The address of the president of the ! Shealj association, A. H. Gasque. of Florence, jHigli i an address by Dr. E. M. Poteat, presi- j on the dent of Furman university, of Green- businc ville, and an address by Dr. Reed j school Smith, of the University of South Car-' J. H oKna, on "Folk ix>re in South Caro-1 made * " *' * Hll rcD nna, were ouitr icaiuics ui mtr gramme. The university quartette il- i not. at lustrated Dr. Smith's reference to bal- gious lads by singing some of them. i >W. . Three departmental meetings were c^le d held at Wofford college this afternoon. addres These departments were the associa- The tions of town and city superinten- | Lueco dents, county superintendents and ele- j Ernes mentary schools. The departmental : presid meetings were largely attended and | burg, the addresses on various phases of ington educational work of a high order of *m Aril I At of Ooi Friday's Session. Browi Spartanburg, March 20.?Congress- ed "S man A. F. Lever delivered an ^ddrese j Tax "V on "The High Cost of Ignorance'' be- superi fore the South Carolina Teachers' as- subjec sociaiion at Converse college tonight, perint He spoke of the loss caused by ig- on th norance in farming methods, in the j was t conservation of the public health and | "W. in other ways. The audience of 1,S00 ral sc V>im on rwvotinn lYl r- T ovor'c I ShOrf ga > C Cta*. v/ T wviwii, ?' VA ?v speech was supplemented *?y United He e States Commissioner of Education P. I schoo P. Claxon. Illness prevented Mrs. I nvontl Cora Wilson Stewart, of the famous | The "Moonlight Sc&tcols," in Kentucky,, ing ol who was also on the programme, from of C< h. W W* iople's Library hing a new subject when I speak of ary. publisher has ventured to publish le library of great writers that has listory, philosophy, fiction, poetry, *s. i little larger than the handy volume good paper and sells for 25 Cents smplete line of Easter Gift Books, Wedding Books. 'ECIAL FOR WEDNESDAY OODS FOR SAME MONEY S Variety Store >e of a Thousand. Things UHBBHHHHnBCHBMnHBia ng. Slie telegraphed that she Hallum; secretary, J. i a hospital at Louisville. non, of Spartanburg, niniissioner Claxton Speaks. School Impro address by United States Com- At the meeting of t ner of Education P. P. Claxton Improvement associat he principal feature of tnis Hite, Aiken, the presid ig's session, which was held at work done by the as: ^d college. He spoke eloquently past year. . length on the needs of the ru- Mrs. Hei.-ip S. Rf-n d village schools and how best the experimental scho et them. college, discussed "A e Inlsuranoe Commissioner F. for Country Schools." Master delivered an address on Miss Florence Stubl rs' insurance, suggesting thai 0n "The Orchard anc )uth Carolina teachers form an Farm School/' nee association, so thai. ley Miss Edith L. Parrc ec-ure safer and better insurance ciub agent, told of w s offered by many ot the insur- clubs had done during companies. Prof. W. W. .Long, i Claxton, in addition to address- al agent, offered sug te general convention,, spoke at the practical end of ('u the various department meet- stration plot. eld 'today. \vn and City Superintendents. ^Saturday's S he meeting of the Association of The State. and City Superintendents W. A. Spartanburg, Marcl 7, superintendent of the Oiympia elecri-cn of A. B. Rhet School, of Columbia, read a paper as president, and of > teaching of business forms and and with the selectior iss correspondence in the high the next meeting pi; Is. Carolina Teachers' a [arvey Witihe'-'spoon, of Yorkville, ended a three days' s a witty address on "As We See sides the election of < Ives."' He said the teacher should er business, the meet tempt to be the moral and reli- ed by a number of s mentor of the universe. on subjects germane M. Scott, of Bishopville, who led si' the convention. iscussion of Mr. Witherspoon's Only one business s 36, combated some of his views, today, that coming tt following officers were elected: The first matter of Gunter, JR'Ock Hill, president; the election of officer t Anderson, Newberry, vice as follows: Presid< tt* * siipvintpdonr nf tha cjjl, ?u. -"i. *viuuiguwei j, J-Jiav^iva- v secretary; W. E. Black, Lex- Charleston; chairmai i, treasurer. committee, E. S. Drei fonnty Superintendents. ent of city schools, of the meeting of the Association v*ce president, E. C. unty Superintendents George D. intendent of city scho( 1, of Newberry county, discuss- second vice president ome of the Ways the One-Ofill Gray, Laurens. The Vas Used in My County." Other Baker, of oClumbia, s intendets talked on ?tlhe same Xeuffer, of Bennett it. J. E. Swearingen, State su- have not expired, endent of education, commented Without contest t] e manner in which the money! cided the next m j _ x_. ; enpfas'r-r hp liplrl in T71 >eiiiS useu in .saiuua county. -. K. Tate, State supervisor of ru- so* ^a^r;hools, spoke on "Observation of Swearingen, S Term Schools During the Year." fl-ent cf education, ai xpressed the opinion that a State high school ins 1 with a term of less Mian eeven sPeakers at thi< is was not much worth while.. ^Ir- Swearingen spc i association elected' the follow- Qi the teachers and o: Beers: President'.M.Clarkson, said that educationa >lumbfa; vice president, B. T. making every effort ; ???? I I IW M i l I! Thf are the achicM commercial Carolinians, 1 g | itself and IVV il. of tl I You know v. you know about I and now these i town and count to Know these ii opportunities an Carolina today ; States. \\ hat's i There'i; mu significant story \ DOWT I 9 I G Five Cents the ' a Year by Mail I ? I Gilder & ft : THE C J_ Herbert Branvement. , ' . 4 , . c ~ , * . islation as would inure to the benen lae State School ot the educational system of the State :ion Miss Eva , , .. . ... , , He urged that the teachers do tnei ent, outlined the . _ , , . >\oct in fnnnpratmsr with the leaders u socia'cion in the " the campaign for educational reforms ,. , ? Mr. Hand spoke oa the conditio] wn, director of . , . . , . . . . , , TTT. . of the teaching profession, which h ols at Wintnrop ., . ^ _ ~ ^ said was growing better and bette Course of Study in this State. He pointed to the im ^rovement in teachers' salaries am read a paper ajs0 to ^le importance of there bein; 1 Dair\ of the fl]rther enhancement in the scale o pay for those to whom is intrustei cui, State to mate the (jllty of bringing the young hope hat the Tomato country into the fullest flowei ? the past year. ?)r q p Wallace, professor of his State agricultur- tory jn Wofford college, made a shor .gestions as to, address on "The Necessity for Tru ie farm demon- Democracy in the Teaching Profes sion." At the close of the session th e*sion. . tr0phy cup for the largest attendanc of teachers was awarded to Lauren 1 *"*le county, Spartanburg, a!s host, with of Charleston, c|rawjng from the contest in order tha other officeis, same visiting county might Vhave 1 oi Florence a.^ cjiance. The cup was presented b ace, the ^ou^|Prof. R. C. Burts, of Greenville, an ' ' " C?,l1 | Y;as accepted dv aupernuenueui ou, ession here. Be-! jjvan> c.f Laurens county. officers and othThis has been a most successfi; nig was teatur- r _ ,_ . _ ? ? meeting of the association. Full ;trong addresses , ,nA , , . , . . n?_ 1,100 teacners have attended, 9/o c to the purposes ^ , . , . . , these having registered at headquai ters. Xot only has the attendanc session was meld , ... . . .. been most gratifying to those i ns morning. charge, but the interest.shown in tli ni|juilance was mee|jng ]ias generally been above lb s, which resultint. A. B. Rhett. aYCTage city schools Of WORTHEN'S i or executirg ier, superintend- i Wonder ( 52* ) Worker Columbia; first McCants, super- The Great Serve and Bram Food, Dls of Anderson; Highly recommended for Nervou , Miss Wil I>ou Debility, Nervous Prostration, Declir terms of L. T. of Strength. Loss of Ambition, Ii secretary, and C. somnia, Melancholy, Nervous Dyspei sville, treasurer, sia, Kidney and Bladder Trouble an Constipation. 3e teachers de- WORTHEN'S WONDER WORKER eeting of the as- are the greatest Laxative Tonic Tabl< lorence, the time in the world. ONE MONTH'S TREATMENT FO State superinten- $1.00. nd W. H. Hand, GUARANTEED?We 'will send si pecW. were the boxes of Worthen's Wonitr Workei ; session. to' you for $5.00, and guar&atee the: )ke 011 the needs to give satisfaction or return tie naoi f the schools. He ?y. ' : 1 leaders were ' Price $1.00 a box 6 boxes $5.00. to get such leg-' Sent by ?iail on receipt of price. j Triumphs ! -0 0 Lie Carolina rements in educational, agricul progress that will astonish eV' ? 1 1 1 1 ? will make every State in the So 1 Ooen the Ey -a. oJ ie Entire Natu "hilt your own locality is doing, hut he "he combined effort.- of all the Caroli uiited efforts will, in turn, boom blisii v r r.ployce or parent?whichever you art r.portant facts, for the agricultural a d the educational advantages of Nortl iir?i HMin V\ ? *t*/\t-t r .wv~ y i luu.ii > vi j:i liic, ji..mn v more, they arc rapidly growing biggci ch to he proud of in the Carolinas. is told in the article. tJ C/^YTHPILJ Carolina's Diversity is \ OUU 1 H Adversity Off the In This Week's Issue of We COUNTRY r\TTT 17 \A A XT 1 X, Ls 1V1 S\ 1 > Copy, of All News Agents?On Sale ThursdayDirect, or Through Any Authorized Subscript Our Distributing Agent is reeks, Main Ste, Newberr :URTIS PUBLISHING COM PA TnHenenrlenre Snuare. 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