The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, August 02, 1918, Page FOUR, Image 4
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E. H. AULL, EDITOR.
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Friday, August 2, 131S.
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ESTKI'SIASTir SCHOOL SPIRTT !
PREVAILS IN P03IAKIA.!
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The good paople of Pomaria made 3 ,
Ion? step forward about five years j
ago when they voted bonds and built j
a handsome brick school house which
has become one of the assets of the
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community, being used for meeting.-.!
and entertainments of all kinds, ani !
it has enabled the people to discover j
the school house, and they have in j
reality made jr. the centre of the i
cornmunitv. ' I
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In addition to this it has aroused
the school spirit and there has been !
man'f^51" interest in the school from j
h^srinniner. and the enrollment i
has increased, and it has become nec- :
e^sarv to enlarge the huildins' and to
increase t'ne facilities, and the school ,
snirit is strong that at a meeting
t on Tuesdav afternoon th<* sentiment
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unanimous in favor of v>*ir>2r an j
?r7^5+inr>^i f>v f^ur mi^'3 ^or main- !
tenance of the school. This will en- '
stye the trustees to put in three j
teachers and to se-Mire additional
* State a'^ and will ^oon evolve into a
high school. This is the goal which "i
fhr> rnp-! apri women of the community J
desire to attain, a high school. And
why not9 The ta'vah'te oroner*v of i
fhe district is more than at Little j
Mcunain. and that community several.
years ago erected a handsome build i
*ne: and ha? mainta1*^0^ for ? nirmher
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of years a most excellent high School.
T>>g pVi,jri~o?> of +hf> T^marfs ^o^Tri1". !
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itv are entitled to the same advantages,
and the fathers and mothers are
realizing it. and we expect to see in !
fy>c, -r,D^r future a fine "high school in i
the town of Pomaria.
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'When the present buildine at Po-j
was planned it was with a view j
of addins: another half in the rear, i
which would sive two additional i
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roo^ns do^n stairs and two up stairs,
or the auditorium could he enlarged, i
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the nresent. the effort to enlarge j
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t^e buildins: will not made, 'hut an- j
otb?r t^n?hfr .will be added, arid thus J
It will he possible for the school to j
get.t additional aid from the State, and !
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"WITH TOUT inrns auumuuai m.x .
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Trill be sufficient f'inds to run the j
school and retain the higher grades, j
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I.feel a very special interest in thi? j (
school for several reasons. I am in- j
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te^ested in the betterment of the i
schools everywhere, and then this :
was the first of the several rural ,
graded schools that was established j
d'lri^e: mv short tenure of the office ;
of countv superintendent of education, !
rpalTv tho firs* in the countv. and |
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l th?n the people, of this community.j
always, verv kind to me i
n^rsonallv. At the renuest of a number
of. the citizen*, and on the invi- j
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tation of the county superintendent of ,
education, Mr. C. C\T. Wilson. I at- ,
^rj^ed 3, meeting at the school audi- .
torium on Tuesday afternoon for the ;
purpose of discussing the advisability
and the necessity of voting this tax i
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Mr. Wilson also invited Prof. TV. j
E. Lake to s:o alonjs:. and we went in
Mr. ^Wilson's car with Mr. Wilson at ',
the wheel. The goiner was fine until ;
we, arrived at or near the residence
of Mr. J. T- En-insr. and then. though ;
the engine continued to 2:0 round, the !
wheels..would not, and there we were. :
None of 11s knew what to do except :
+o phone to Pomariafor heln. MrTom
Setter soon had his Chevrolet
there in charge of younp Mr. S-?fz:?r
and we were, soon ^ the city of Po- i
.aaogaaecBaBB rasr.-ifv
I Tir rit .
vv e ?? am vcur?
. Peaches.f
Okra and
We wiii buy them or ca
Quantity. Let us hels voi
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is cur main abject. We a
business. We guarantee
our goods. Come to see i
Stand.
Newberry C
Phone 2SG vv
N. E. Produce will not h<
- after 12 o'clock
maria. Mr. Wiison also phoned fDoctor
Tully Stone, and he came 01
in his Ford to look over the palien
out had to go Lack fur ropes to hai
her in. The patient could not -he r<
ra3red in time for us to get back i
Newberry, ?o I phoned over to Ada
Au 11 to come over and I v?ouUI ke<
my lon.sr ti?:ie promise to spend t!
r-ischt with him. He came and a't
rh'? meeting we drove over to h
home for the night, that i? T did. M
Wilson and Mr. T.ake remained
Pomaria The next mornin? Mr. At
hro"?r:i? me on to Newberry. pick']
* .? r\Tv wiicAr n-n,i ?,!> Lake at P
I up ?.* 1 . r? v.. ~..v. - - . _
i rrpria and brineiV.s: 'hern alonr; il'
I qn tho break down wc?; not so b;
i after all.
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A dan L. Anil has a nk*e con
trv in onp of t'^e finest soctio
of the county, and while the fconse
no+ elaborate, yet he has all the mo
or-n convenience? of electric lich
nnd water, and T\Tr. Anil has a ft;
farm in a thickly settled commnni
jnet two and avhalf mi'es from P
rraria and from Little Mountain. T<
crons r.'*e cood end he live5 at hon
and haft nlenty to eat and was to tl
oo'nt where he could b^gin to tal
life easy, 2? o-^e of his boys hart d
cided to remain on the farm with hi
<"*(! Tor'- ~~ i+. but the war can
along and tool- Mm and another, a?
now Mr. Anil is left with hi? far
all alone. But he is cheerful ai
say? it might have "been worse, a:
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*ia is livinar as comfortable a* he ca
and is always srenial and pleasant.
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But to the meeting. It was n
lately attended: it was a busine
meeting to decide a business pron
sition of great moment to the cor
munitv, and the men present werej
earnest and interested. I made
short talk advocating of course
wisdom of increasing the tax, ar
then 'Mr. told of some cf h
e\-r>prif>ripa<: in levvine taxes ff
schools, and ;Mr. Wilson gave a blacl
board illustration of what it wou]
mean to the school to levy this ta
and then the sentiment of the mee
toL-QTi anri netition writte
llli; was ihhwj and
signed by every one present asl
ins: the county boa~d to order tl"1
election, and when we came throng
the town on "Wednesday morning
was told that about "three-thirds'' c
the freeholders had signed it, an
certainly tw-thirds had done si
The election is ordered and the ta
will be voted.
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This means much for the coir
munity, much more than tl\e simpl
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fact, that the funds will ne avanauj
for-the running of the school with on
reducing its efficiency and with ar
pther teacher added, but^'t also mean
that the school spirit will "be kept u
and the enthusiasm will continue t
overflow. These are good neople dow
there, the very cream of the eartl
and .1 am proud of the privilege t
have even a little part in helping o
the good work for the community.
E. H. A.
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TWO TH?M VA.vu nna
PRODUCE "CLEOPATRA
Jn addition to the thirty thousar
people who appear on the screen i
William Fox's massive spectaci
"Cleopatra." in which The da Bai
portrays the colorful life of tae a:
cient Egyptian siren, there were nio
than two thousand men and worn?
active in the work of. producing th
great spectacle. These- included ca
penters. masons, painters,, hostler
ship builders, seamstresses and tl
like. , " ' \
Opera House, Friday, Ausr'isf ft.
Miss Killer.. Prpf . J.,
Kinard and Mr. X. P. Mitchell are tl
only ones from -Newberry in n
of ",{ South -Carolinians aitendir
the summer session of the Col-imb
university, Xew Y-crl:.
W*es&:.namcm tjjjurvmf -i 'm?i iu
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w??????i mi nco??c??n???? ?? imoKaaab
Tomatoes
'Beans.
n them for you in any
li save your stuff. That
,re well equipped for the
our work. We s?*und by
us at Dollar Down's' Old
!annen; Co,
I. Herbert, Manager
* received at the cannery
on Saturdays
:r; god swe ont boys.
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- i By Samuel Patrick Koon.
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* UUU S'A V t? UU I yiCV*UlL") KJys*
3- Fill them with purest joys,
E? God save them all.
IR Save them throughout this si rife.
~V Save them when death is rife,
10 Save each and every lite;
G'* Forbid their fail.
'r When to the camp they go
in And souls are vrhite as snow,
ill Keep ench one "ure:
^ Keep them within thy sight,
o- Ko t::fm ho-h day and night.
Protect them bv Thy might;
.Jake them secure.
They leave their nat've shore
And fight for us and more,
n? jt. is thy will:
is They sail across the wave,
a- They face a crvel knave,
f<? thou. 0 Jes is. saver
i!n Speak, "peace, be still/'
t .v
o- When it) th? charge thev <n
ie And steel begins to ^low.
Be tiio'T nearby:
When airships rise and soar.
ce When cannon* fire and roar,
e"' g*>*I:: ;,*-w z'iW'
iv? Oh hear their cry.
> ft
id 7,lake each one brave and strong
ni Like men in !ore and song,
And nothing less;
id Make them victorious.
n Vj>>9 each one glorious,
Thon Tvho a**t over us;
Give them success.
o*
-? Coring them again.
Brirr? home o^r noble men.
a- Poth ssfe and poi nd;
'n Let srl^nesp bani?h r]oom
a Rejoicing fill the home.
Let fields ?nd flo^vers bloom;
Crt'oof -nooor*- ic fonnfl
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jr. Mr P. W^ltor K-:nqrd\died f>t l11'"
I - > n?-. o liiir Pf>ninrio Afr>TI''Jiy .Jill V 2$.
t\ 1918. f)f ?of 70. arid <? burVf!
C- follow*'"?' qt V^rv T^or>rt i"\f. "R.
O ^Vipvoli r\P VT*>"/">1"' 1-) p T\'OC ? lOTISf ATld
r> faithful "rrion-^or. f'i vi r-.f<51
Mr. ^riolr)f
Iotk1 r? lf?ro;a 0>*O'"'':} of pOt*(I
P-'or>3"* o-"-' + ;v?<; -rt-Vio
! PrafHP"P'1 to v+n? trimne or
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X ; roQT)0f't fo P lonr ?>rd rseful Iff#?
1 Tn 1^n c; rv>f> wpi'Vl +0
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ITirr "HioV)o-n m n j\ 1 ti or fh<a?r TlfTnOy
!- rt;1o"rin->f> <ro ^Krcif-^pj. pri A^r^h THOT*e
G , <J">pn *5f*v *ro^'..q_ TTri+o fVto?vi -^yaya
0 1-vorr) ciy cTn^^*! for** of vTr">rn cnr.
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It vu*e hi*1"1. qS follow4*T "\fc>c:?-rs .Tpo T*;,
1" ; Afnrri" ^ T ^Tre?
S Jrin \ V i<".V<-i v livii^tr 'jr'tll'l f{?TK*
miles of the'oH nlar?i. Two
v , p-iriq pror^^o'1 Vm to the spirt lf?nd
n I S0piQ VPqr'? 9 70
*? j Af f >10 t)Oo"r>rnr'p- qv rnn ivfl T- j--0
the ?t^fP<5 "^r i pf) r d VO]nri~
tn Ssrht for the defnTicn of h1*:
native la^ ttp n*a<? ^ mer^her o*
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romT)flnv (^. 13+h "Potrimortf. TTp rei
mained n trnf> nrifl faithful soldier
; until th? closc of the ond tv<m
1 ; returned horn? and cerved his ooimty
o?v} <3fofo o.i faithfnl^v '00 TlP'! if1
f)T T^n ** ?/**?/\ " r> fr ipt
'll ;*1 n?ov'1l!?lo tf) tjip,
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y\r/\l'"--> ? <*> of Ti'f> oo^niin'tir
1:1 y"r'-> ? o-^/-.r1 PVi-p?^+io r| rv<r)Ti nf g
^ (ro^fii-nnc; r^n rp r*r" i'tiv? "fo^T!^
wnlV??" -v thp'-no+'h of v'*rrV,fc>Q'7cp^c:e
voic'c.^rl ir? t Vl ?
^ .. ^nwrt t "~?P ory^ flio CO^^TlTli^
*" j in which 'b? lived.
5 j Wn ovrp->-1 fo tho t>PTP?YOrJ nn<=c O'tr
flopr\f^AC\*- CM-TV-J"^ t}*) V P "V* 1 7"* t C d n ^*lv
ho,iT> r-.f ^'''V^sc ^nr t^ev loo\- on thg
T5ri;r-!it c; f| <i (~,f Iff?, '
T. W. "R.
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=t i ^iic.'OTif \r* Ofves C"Tor to ^TVvleni
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lSr ! Decorations.
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Vrt7'v'"' ? Pr. SJ'tiS: IC T51*0c!ucts !S
** ; coming in vogue in art and in decora?
lion This "is the emphatic statement
of Gnstav M. Fa user, famous as a
New Tor1? decorator and xlesigner
Mr. Fauser has a staff of thirty men
,i>i7sy designing wall paper. cretonnes
and rugs, and his statement can be
given as that of an authority. As a
result of thp widespread showing of
the gront "William Fox* feature filn?.
"Cleopatra/' in which Theda Bars
played the title role, v/hch portray.-?
fVint fe T?*frr*r?f ? ?? ti"!r>"0 i?"
it; V Ml v l IliH^ Itui i.-> i.fi.'jiuuu, - no
doub^ Mint the Fcryptian form of
s r.-rt will be sziven an impetus throush|
cut the entire country-. Tt miarht be
r well to sav, however, that the Ksyp-J
:"an designs .a? they will 'or* carried
| ' -?t tvil! not purely Ksrvntiar.
g Chinese. Indian. Oriental. Greek" Ro5
-r>i ~ ?.n/I T!ltllrn] T'" (TV Tit T fl 71 MVt" ?! Zl f!
g ?:IcI II iuiu 'i " "
| always bp on applied with kroner c-on?
^deration to a-ored conditi^n^. Talv
I in<r carp to harmonize the Esrvntian
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(v.-'th > various other types of fi:rrr.?''re
and f lrnishinj?'5. on? will be abb~
to present a type that will bp bizarre
and yet attractive.
Oi;era House. Friday, August 9.
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j Newnan. Ca.. and .Mr. and Mrs. Rob. j
, f.jr" ,\ \V: od of CGdartovvn, Ca.. will
; arrive on S'/.nday !o visit their sifter.
: Mrs.' E. W. Bowman.
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If you have a rr
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Miss L':oi!e Wilson cf Newberry. >
former Converse student, is the
suesT of Mrs A. M. <':!rietzb"r? i'<Hampton
avenue.?Spartanb;irg Tieraid.
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aunds in weight. |
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10 years oki.
luie for sale, bring |
Saturday, Augjst |
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RESOURCES
.mencs, $1,0S0,303;>
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LIABILITIES '
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sident, J. V. McFall, Vic
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d Bradley, Assistant Ca
inmercial
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"Mr*-. W. H.-Zfi^-ler an <2 Mtrle da^ch- ||
trr Mi.- s Klizabeth, have gone to visit
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|goo:> tract of lasb for sale, jj
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i Tr heirs n* law of the lale Mr.
So'omon Levine now o:'fer for sale
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the lard in Xo. 11 township, of New
T" count v. ror.-aiiiir.g 1"?2 acresTh:<
r* v: l iaMe plice and lias sonic
o-tra gocd tinier on it This is the
ocpor" -1tor any one in se?.rch of
: jrood f.irrn^ Tie place can be puron
fair terms i* a reasonable
T'.iio of interest. I expect to sell while
:i .Vewberry. and will bo here until j
Air/u't 7rh. CfsII on me at the Cen- J
xid] House. Newberry, S. C. jl
: H. A. Levine,
7-20 4t ' Of Detroit. Mich.
Or s?e my attorney. L/!;rene S. Blease
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Get yours now ^pi
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Get them at
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Drug Store, Phone 158, Newberry,S.C. ^
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