Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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<?><?><?><$><& ? <? <s> SV.NDAr SCHOOL NORMAL > <6> <fc The College campus ana 'ouilddinas will be occupied during the presentt * - week by delegates from all over the O4.1. f i.1 T ,.iV>/>?nn Oni,_ OUlie irOXIl tilt; \ ai'iuus utunci aa ou.tday Schools to the Normal. Several days will be spent in the study of Sunday School methods and problems The program includes courses in primary, intermediate, and senior wor:v, music, misions. the New Testament, and many special problems of ^ teaching and management. Connected ?'!th the Normal is the annuai pas toiV conference to be held eacn morning under the leadership of Dr. . A. G. Voigt. Among the teachers for the week are Dr. and Mrs. E. C. Cronk of Colurn bia: Dr. Longaker of Hickory, N. C.; Dr. D. Burt Smith of Easton, Pa.; Miss Rosnly^ Summer, Miss Sadie Goggans, Prof. S. J. Derrick of Newberry, ana othc r?. The Normal began informally on Saturday night, when the delegates in attendance met with the leaderg and instructors in Holland Hall. * -* Sunday morning at 1J: 15 the sermon was preached in the Lutheran ' , Church by Dr. D. Burt Smith. In the evening at the same place Mrs. CronX spoke. The classes began their work at -- ?? -ttvii;. J: uj?n 8.30 Monday morning in nouaau xi?m. $ The hours run to 1:30. Meals will r? ' served each ;day at the college boarding hall, at reasonable rates. Tne k Normal -will .-remain - session* untl* Bp Friday at noon. ' . All the Simday School workers ot of all the denominations, Itave been invited to attend the Norma! and participate in the work. ... Br. E. C. Cronk will be in charge ; of the programme for the week. : . All the out of .town delegates will have rooms in the college dormitories, j I The night services will be held on J the college lawn,-near Holland Hall.: The citizens of dewberry will be wel-1 come. The lectures for the several! irfghts will prove- most entertaining. Monday nights Dr. A. G. ^oigt wm ? ' - ft speak on "Between uie i??uimcuio. I Tuesday night the New Edison Phono- j graph Company of Columbia* will give j ' a concert, Wednesday iri&ht Df> ,Cronk | ""will give an illustrated stereopticon1 ' lecture^ ori "Southf- America/' Thurs- j day tfigfct Dr/ Thornton ^haling-'-of\ ^?slumbia wiH ' on "Uade ReiBusj m " Rhymes, and Stories/': v I 4 beginning Monday: '* 6:00-7:00 A. M. Nature Study Walks P. N. Martrn. * ?:S0 Aelfel8si^B6^l| | #TT ,j 7:00 JL^U Moriang. Walch^ 3 *.. ': 7:30 A.,M/-Brea#a^. ' , 8:30-9:15 A. H^BiWe Study. ft'Ttf. Lonsakeu. ^ '^^Hairos. v | k 9:2-0-10-05 A. M. "Your Sunday k ? School at its Best?How?" by Dr. D.| ^ rt ? ii.'u -i ?5urt-onmu. . - ... .. j ^ A. M. Mi&ionarr Meth-j EBB ods in Sur.d?v Spools and Young j \ Peoples Societies. Mrs. E. C. Cronk. B| Pastors' Conference. ... Dr. A. G I 11:0^1:43 A. M. How to Teach, t>yj V f^rof. S. J. Derrick (senior depart-} k nsent). Miss RosalyiT Summer (inter-j ta*ediat* department). Miss Sadie Gog-j njc&ns (primary -department). 1 11:50-12:35 K How to Sins. DrJ PjB. C. Cronk. 4 12:40-1:25 P. M. Coherence Hour. *T>r. JS-miitb and Mrs. Crook. ^ 1:83 P. M. Diacer. j 2:80-3:30 P. M. Quet - 3:30-6:15 P. M. Rpcreatfon, Games, ;?tC. 6:15-6:45 T* M.. Story Hour* on Caati J : . -pus. Mrs. Orvnfc." ) 6:45 P. M. Supper. - - 7:30 P. M. Vespers.*,; 8:30 T\ M. on Campus. ; 10:00 P. M. Warning. 10:?0 P. M. Lights out. .[FOR-! f The "Fair Plac five miles from f two miles from I Also 55 acre (Grove' two miles Frank R Real Estate a I INTERESTING LETTER FROM J!EMBER OF THE NAVY U. S. Naval Radio Sehooi1 Norfolk, la. August 4, 1917. | To Col. E. H. Aull, Editor of The Herald and News Newl)erry, S. C. ! Dear Sir: \ Perhaps some wiii be interested! j to hear i.om a ^no-time Newberry boy j ! who is now serving his country In ! the L\ S. Navy. Therefore, i hope yen: ; will allow me a small space in The Herai^ and News for a brief sketch ! J of the life which I have experienced * | ii; this branch of the service. I enlisted in the .Navy on April z:, 1917, at Columbia, S, C. There ! was j detained a lew days before being j transferred u the Naval Station nere I at Norfolk, On arriving here 1 found the life of a sailor very different to the life I had formerly lead. However, having become accustomed to j the tasks and many duties l una mem j both pleasant and interesting. Obedr ience, willingness", alertness and j I '1 j cleanliness are the four fundamental; principles which compose this great! military branch and any other mili- j oi-tr ?rp-nmention that is a success. { Col. Aull, I am proud to say tn&t j out of the seven thousand brave men | in this camp dear old South Carolina j has her share. I rejoice to meet ' these 'boys who so quickly and will- j ingly offered their service and lives j to &ght for "The Cause of Humanit" < and Democracy." Among those whom ; I have had the pleasure to come it j contact with, were: Murray Rikard of j Newberry and W. H. Aull formerly a i , resident of Newberry. Both were well * *- If .. I and anxious to jjeL.au muiLj , help crush one of the world's most j treacherous tyrants, "The Kaiser of, Germany." Every man in the Navy is given I an opportunity of learning a trade, j provided he is competent to fufill the, position after having received instructions in that work. Since June the 12th I have been studying wire-! less. I find it very interesting tho there are same parts difficult to un-; derstand to a man who has not been taught the foundations of general I electricity. These few difficulties I; soon hope to overcome as I have been j* given the privilege of attending the : .wireless and electrical department of. Harvard (University for a course of, twenty-one weeks. . ... j" ,Best wishes for success and a longer life, I am, as ever, a constant reaaei>. "of The Herald and News. JAMB CLYDE WARD, j - Naval Tririnra^-Statfoft, 4"~ Norfolk, Va.j Care of Radio. ' ??? ? * V jra Important rplstt < * _ V '^gay^Ti thinking abqut going In-jl*'/ to a bie deal with Blank. Wfiat kind! ~ oi a man is he?" v 3f iv^Oh. he's like a fish." ^ ' "What kind of a fiBh?shark or .. 'cer?'- ^.stou Transport _ e. Mr. T^ccn?Did you liear those' ti uei-sity roosters this uorning early? D . >lrs. Bacon Yes, dear. k fi Mt. Bacon?I wonder what on eartn . ^ V r Ol they want to do that for? 1 g, Mrs. Bacon?Why, don't you remem- a: ber, dear, you got up one morning h< ' early and crowed about it for a week? *1 ?Pluck. . I ^ ! ta ^ s< NOTICE TO GTEJBSJGIiBS j Road 0T#r#^erf will call/ out their j C( hands at once and put in your full., ^ six days, as required by law.^ if aur ' b o\ erseer cannot comply with the law, a v/vn?? +r\ R1A Qf 1 i , i^iuiu j vui yyintm ppiVM *w tuv w . 0j once, so I can get some one to worK; ir tiiiai bands * who ^haTe not pmid -off. I'Doctors certificate* do not excuse fle-.g linquents. | si .v, By order of Board .of County Com-j h. miesioners. ":[oj J. C. Sample, ounty Supervisor. i 3! Inserr August 6, 13, 20, 27. 8l ? r lis; SALE! | 1 U e" 132 1-2 acres ? tl Newberry and | g Prosperity. i rt tract "Young's | from Prosperity. Il . Hunter I! * nd Insurance 1 81 i / roc.iiu: of \f:>yi>i;ri si.vd \ To Ho Hold ill Zion Ch .Convention Key-Word: " First Day, Mu 10:00--Song Service. t 10:10?Brief Bible me.ssa . Bailentine. 10:20?Welcome address uugh. 10:30?Response and C< ce", bv Dr. George B. Cri IT:00? The Teacher a Pa by Mrs. S. P. Moore of Eir al Secretary Alabama Sur 11:30?Brief reports of 1 F. Epting, County Preside! ty Secretary, Mrs. S. J. D imendent. Miss Mamye Sw eiintendent, Mrs. JoTin C. ter.dent. . 12:00?Ay pointment of C Delegates. Adjournment fc First Day, Aft< 1:4">?Song and Prayer J ley. * . 2:00?Report of District .T. H. Wicker, President; I Derrick. President; Districi President; District No. o, dent; Districts No. 6 and' dent; District No. 7, J. Ss triH Kn 9 T. A. Dominic TO, J. A. C. Kibler, Presid ,-S. C. Ballentine, President. 2:20?Program of Servie - . Discussion and Conference' 3:30?Work - with the Ju; gans. 4:00?Report of Commitl Second M' ... 10:00?Song and Prayer . Carson. ? 10:J5-r-The Elementary 1 Davis, State Elementary S 10:45?The challenge of P. Moore. . 1.0:lr??Service for All an ' ' General Secretary. T2:l<)-?Adjournment for c See^ad Bay, Aft 1:45?Son^ service. 2:00?Report of^ominati ' 2:10?Securing Home Co< Davis. 2:35?The Spiritual Goal Rev. J. W. Carson. 3:05?Question QBox, cor .3:40?T'me and place of 50?Adjournment. . Every Sunday .School .i mor?. delegates... All Supe: urged to attend this Conver egates as* to pledge for S your,pledge for h send by delegates. Please : -""ffimeafetW to' County ;Se sre coming by rail, and'jif All Sunday School ; T< , ^ ta.4>e^ras^nt and; a: <jjg' 'C- ' ' f| T. a; DOfhi y \ / ' * - . 'Newberry .County: S -1 -ir / '<&:;& >' >1 l V , OtlfE OF ELECTION OF GAKJL4 JiT SCHOOL WSRJCT SO. 27. ; Whereas, one-third of the resident lectors and a like proportion of tfce jsident freeholders of the age of venty-one years, in Garmany School j istrict No. 22, of the County of Newerry. State of South Carolina, hate led a petition *ith the County Boatd [ Education of Newbtrry County, Late or souui Carolina, petitioning) ml requesting that an election be j eld in Baid 'school district on the j uestion of repealing special tax of *o (2) mills on the dollar on all the j ixable ...property within the ?aia' ihool district. Now, therktort, we tu' n?dersi?tte?,. imposing the Coun4 I -rd of Eduition foni^ew^er; up y, State o?j outh Carolina, do o ortjer toe oard of School Tru of the Gar-.' taay school diatrict No. 27, to hold an lection on the said qaestion of repeallg special tax of two (2) mills on tfce ollar on the ^'ror^rty located !n said chool Dig' ui. whlr^i said -election tiall he ht'-i at rhe Germany school ouse, in-sa.i School District, No. a Thursday . the 6th day of Sept.,' 517, at whiilt said election th-? poll* hall he opened at 7 a. m. and c'osedi t 4 is. m. . ... Tfc motnbers of tl.r. * ? -* j?s of said sckool district shall act s managers of said election. Only, iicii electors as reside in said school j i- rict and reiura real or personal j ro*erty for taxation, and who ex-j ibic their tax receipts and registraon certificates, , as reouired In the eneral elections, shall be allowed to 3tP. Electors favorins . the levy of ich tax 3hall cast a ballot containing le word "yes" written or printed lereon. and each elector opposed to jch lew shall cast a bnvot containig the word "no" written or printed lereon. Given -'nrier our haiul< and seals lis the 13th day of August A. D., 1917. C. W. Wilson (L. S.) 0. B. CANNON* <L. S.) .TAMES P. KINARD (L. S.) County Board of Education for ewberry County. x Even Ci>. .Tohnnv took his sister to the baseall game. "Gosh that's fine.'' iio >-rd. We've. 3t a ian on every base." "Why. that's nothing," said sister, ;o have they."?Baseball Magazine iy ror.vrv y srumn, j onveatios ? ' i i i urch August 2:{ smd 24 __ I 'Service". ?i flint: Session i : gt rind ]?ray? r by Rev. 6. % I t fcy Prof. J. M. Beden i Dnveiuion key-word "Scromer. ! rt of the Great M >vemeut. mingham Ala.. Education* i iday School Association. I ;h'e year'.5? work by .lames at. T. A. Djnrlnfck, Coup r errick. Elementary Super'ittenber?, Secondary SupGoggans, Adult Superir. Jomroittees, Enrollment or >r dinner. ?nioon Session Service, by Rev. Mr. BaxPresidents: District No. 1. districts No. 2 and 3, S. J. f No. 4t Rev. J. M. Friday, J. Sidney Mayer, Pres^8, Dr. W. D. Senn, Pres*im Werts, President; Disk, President; District No. ect; District Xo. 11, Rev. e for the adult classes. * lead by Rev. B. L. Knight niors 4by Miss Sadie Go?;*:ees and Adjournment.. or n foe Session Service by Rev. J. W. 'rogram by Miss:* Milwee uperlntendent. the Teen Age, by Mrs. S. d by All, by R. D. Webb, iinner. ernoon Sesston * \ np Committee. jperation, by Miss Milwee of the Sunday Shool, by id acted by R. D. Webb, next meeting. Ms. w?ed. to. send two or -. rmtegdents are especially ition. Please instruct deltate work 1917-18. and i? as not "been paid, please sen<i names of delegates cretary and state if y'oa homes will t>e expected. aachers and Officers- ar$.; re urged to attend - tflCK.Sec. aad Treas, r.: I unday School Association. - , ? ' i1 i ????? ' " - %- - * # ' > . " . You can't neglect y and keep out of troui expense. Right now--t<xlay--s with one of our exp< spect your battery an prevent the little trou big and costly. ? INo matter what i Un irnn i rr iiai uan^i j y vu i ready and waiting fo The best batteries The Prest-O-Lite Ba will do more workresponse when you ce the utmost in service I n a i/n I DA1\XJ I 1505 Mail inHDmBHH V V I c?u:? > M ]? uuiuici d 11 ccua Buy what you need before you leave for the army. Come to the Book Store for what i ou want. Wrist Watch. Fount ain Pen, Razor, Soap, Shaving Brush, Hair Brush, Comb, Box Paper, Ink, Pencil, Tablet, Mirror, Knife and many other useful articles. Mayes' Book Store The House* of a Thousand Things Iuround Limestone W Hi Keduc^ Your Fertilizer Bill. We have been made the. distributing agents , over this section for a Limestone that is unusually finely ground and this makes it quickly available. It releases the potash and plant food in the soil, corrects the acidity and pulverizes the hard spots, makes the soil very much more productive and makes it easy to get an early stand of cotton, corn and grain by putting th* soil in first elasis condition. . jfe - " ' " .. Order Early-7^?^es Right Anderson Phosphate and yii company i ;w W. F. FARMER, Secretary. ? ;? r .' ' "! -' ' " 1 ? - fl[v quiMLT*??| I I II II Hill I w???i???? * S'^K* our storage battery j Distributor m i i-._ ? . A /Ma I >ie ana unnecessary ? pend a few minutes 9. id show you how to ' ' 'l 1 bles that soon grow if BATTER/ I car you drive---or ~ *. use-this service is r you. I j a wear out in time. KM ttery for your car -give you quicker A ill on it-insure you M and satisfaction. A