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EXCELLENT RECORD t PROSPERITY SCHOOL 1 K ? p (Continued From Page One.) c fought and fell for freedom and s world democracy. Then are you t willing to give up your fight before t * - - ^ ^ v J" J ? the victory is won: uur Doys aiu * not fear "going over the top." They I A had an aim?an end in view. They t meant to conquer and they conquer- _ \ ed. j ! < Don't stop tonight on the first i / round of the ladder. Have an aim, ?: inet T\I\XXT lot t.Viat. flim "V ill View aiiu jug? uv? .-WW ... be *"a college education." There's! not a boy or girl in this class who can't go to college. There is no such c word as can't. Remember the words j of Dr. McCullough to you just yes- J terday: "Mortgage everything ex- S rcept your mind and your heart and t go to college." The world needs ed- I ucated men and women and the time J demands it. You must get and.edu-ji cation for j r * . <c "We are living, we are dwelling I >- In a. grand and awful time, ^ " In an age on ages telling To be living is sublime." j Be true to the ideals your school jc has tried to breathe into your souls. If you have even had a base thought.s or low aim, turn your back tonight j* upon the memory of such a thought. | ? .t Have a mgn aim. ceucvc uia? jv? j rcan do great things and you will do j I them. Should the way seem long j ^ and the rocks be rugged climb all I the harder?remembering ever your * ' motto: "Perseverance conquers all things." Don't give up? what do jc you think of a man or woman who; * has given up because the task wasj * I . too- hard. Nothing is worth winning! that is not; worth working for. P ; In the busy struggle of getting an t jf t education, of making a name forji yourself don't forget that discour-j BP- agements will come. These discour- jt (agements ana uu>appviiiviu^uv? vvu. . to test you?to make you stronger, i i A weak person can stand but it takes 'c i a strong man or woman to be * knocked down and rise again. Let t nothing discourage you?remember c V P this: *If God's in His heaven, all's & right with the world." J Let your conscience be your guide J Be true to youhrself?yes, "To thine 2 own self be true, and it must follow 2 as the night -the day, thou cans't ntft 1 . then be false to any man." Speak no! lie?no never. Truth conquers tail t else. jt Farewell then, you big boys and ^ girls are leaving the Prosperity high s school tonight. Cherish, its memoryj and never bring dishonor upon its t 3 ?ii rich i recora. ruewcu, v.v. est blessings be upon you. And keep 2 : you safe and keep you true." j The valedictory by Hot ace Hunter i Y typical of the good work done" closed f - Jw . the exercises. r - - - j ? Perxect attendance, during the 1 H school year numbered 47, which is < as follows: 1 .t Perfect Attendance. jl i Grade X?Mable McWaters, Hor- < Hunter. Lindsey Boozer, Bern-.i - ard Stone, Ruth Cannon. , jl Grade IX?Cecil Mills, Tom Sease, f 3 | ' Eiton Sease, Robert Pugh. H Grade VIII?Leona Stockman,^ < $ Grace Wheeler, Helen Bedenbaugh, I I %' Alma Gibson, Vera Taylor, Ralph i Sease, Hines McWaters, Noah Pat 1 ' Shealy, Jacob Kunkle, Wharton Har-,r rnnn I ? Grade VII.?Lona Stone, PearlejWheeler, Ethel Shealy, Elizabeth | . Brown, Rebecca Harmon, Carlilse! ] . Wheeler. Grade VI? Fred Wheeler, Julia Quattlebaum, Janie Singley, Lorine Livingston. Grade .V?Virginia Black, Mary ' Bedenbaugh, Guerdon Counts, John > Cecil McWaters, Orlando Reames, , ? .. || Wyxnan Shealy, Waiter csioc^mau,: ; Day Werte, Graydon Pugh. j Grade IV.?Frances Bedenbaugh, j Mosby Livingston, William Lang ford, Carlton Sease. Grade III.?Julian Shealy. Grade II.?$alph Black. Seventeeen members answered to the roll call on Tuesday aitemuvu: ' when Miss Mary DeWalt Hunter | <*was hostess to the William Lester , > Chapter, U. D. C. Misses Swittenburg and Mary DeWalt Hunter were elected delegates ^to.attend,the convention to be held [ <in Anderson June 13. t % After the business session, Mrs. j J; P. Wheeler conducted the follow: ing program on Jefferson Davis: Song?"My Old Kentucky Home" chapter. T Life of Jefferson Davis?Mnss Ethel Counts. Jefferson Davis Memorial?Mrs. F. E. Schumpert. v An incident concerning the body servant of Davis?Mrs. J. A. Counts. Neglecting our own?Miss Ruby ; [Wheeler. ^ . Sandwiches and tea were served "THE RED GLOVE" Universal'* greatest Western Serial in 18 episodes ; ARCADE THEATRE 7 Starts | SATURDAY, JUNE 7 "See it Every Saturday" j J >y Misses Mira Hunter and Nannie -<ee Young. At a meeting of the Eastern Star >n Tuesday evening delegates were ippointed to attend the meeting of he grand- chapter to be held in Sparanburg June 17-19. Worthy PatonnB. T. Young, Worthy Matron Hiss Willie Mae Wise, Associate Maron Miss Mary DeWalt Hunter, vere the members chosen. Mr. J. B. T. Scott has returned rom Columbia. Mrs. Mary Rawl of Newberry is isiting Mrs. J. B. Simpson.-, naiiy v* uuciauppcii uao ttvtuvu lis discharge from the army and is >n a visit to relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gallman of dewberry and Mrs. Sarah Fellers of Jilverstreet are here on account of. he critical condition of their sister, tfrs. L. S. Bowers. Messrs. C. H. Minick, George Moris, and W. V. Anderson were busiless visitors to Columbia Wednes lay. Hon. J. J. McSwain while here was he guest of Dr. J. S. Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Wise and Joe 3. Hartman motored to Saluda Monlay. Miss Connelly of Ninety-Six is pending the week with her aunt, ilrs. J. A. Baker. Little Elizabeth Cannon has Teurned to Columbia after a visit. Miss Eula Pitman who has been rith Black's Dry Goods Co., for the koof BMfiftns has returned to her lome in Reedsville, Va. Dr. J. I. Bedenbaugh carried his laughter, Miss Helen, to the Colum>ia hospital on Wednesday to have ler tonsils removed. Misses Mary DeWalt- Hunter, (lira Hunter and Nannie Lee Young vere among the shoppers to Colum>ia on Wednesday.Mr. B. L. McWaters has returned o Atlanta after having attended the rraduating exercises of the Prosper ty high school, of which his grand laughter, Miss Mabel McWaters was i member. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Wise leave tolay for ten days Stay at Glenn Springs. The Winthrop graduates reached lome Wednesday, which includes: Hisses Moss Fellers, Cairo Wyche, Susan Quattlebaum and Josephine Hay. The daughters of the William Les:er chanter Dresented ?U. D. C. pen ;o Miss Josephine May, who was the 'ortunate winner of the four year scholarship from this chapter. Mrs. Chas. S. Schumpert has reurned to Young's Island after an extended visit to her mother, Mrs. larriet Harman. : Miss Ruby Thorn left Wednesday ;or her home in Kingstree. Miss Willie Mae Wise left Wedlesday for Rock Hill where she will >e one of the instructors -in the short ,'ourse given annually by Dr. Johnton of, Winthrop college to the mem>ers of the various demonstration :lubs in the State. This shows for tself what a competent agent Newjerry county has in Miss Wise. Miss Vfareraret Jones of Saluda joined Miss Wise and together motored >ver to Rock Hill. Miss Ethel Shealy, one of the whalers of the prizes of the demonstra;ion clubs in the county, will leave Thursday for Rock Hill. Miss Irie Perry and little Miss "THE RED GLOVE" Universal'* greatest Western Serial in 18 episodes ARCADE THEATRE CATITPnAV IIINf? 7 UITA VAWn 9 ? "See it Every Saturday" LIBERT1 Only draw 4 1-4 per cent. Piano at par and thex will ure and happiness to you: passed on. J. L. BOWLES, Newber ? - .. Dur L m. ? I 0% n #i ff r.nm - rai ui iKuiuo com sho lid be listed p pea NOW "f plei be i If yea: avo can I tagi buy are W. M. JV ! REAL : 4 T*A(1 ilA "Dnll/lin/* I ' "THE RED GLOVE" Universal'* greatest Western Serial in 18 episodes ARCADE THEATRE Starts SATURDAY, JUNE 7 "See it Every Saturday" Wilhelmimi Wise of Ridgeland arej the guests of Mrs. A. G. Wise. , Dr. 0. B. Simpson made a profes- j sional visit .to Columbia on Monday, j i T, M/^FaII Wise has returned i ifrom the Columbia hospital and is able to be down town to the delight ;of his many friends. j Misses Julia and Margary Luther (of Columbia are visiting their* grand I J Z> T T ?+V,o> parents, JL/l. dliU ITJLIO. XV. JU. uuwiu. Master Hines McWaters is vsiting his sister, Miss Elizabeth McWaters, who is with the American Railway j Express Co., of Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Quattlebaum! motored to Rock Hill Tuesday to be j ! present at the graduation . of their j daughter, Miss Susan. Miss Elizabeth Hawkins will reach j home this week after having taught! the past session tin Marion, j Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Harmon and j | children are leaving Sunday by auto- j mobile for a visit to Atlanta audi Rock Mart,' Ga. Miss Jean Adams is attending a house party in Sumter, being the j guest of Mrs. Pretto Otey. Miss Annette Long has been reelected to teach in Summerland college. ' j Prof. J. E. Hunter went to Colum- j bia Wednesday to consult his physi- j Dr. Gibbes. Miss Florence Simpson has closed j her school at Mt. Pilgrim and return- j ed this week to her home in Gray; Court. . j Prof. J. C. Brooks has been elect- j ed superintendent of the Whitmire high and graded schools. Mrs. Hassie Hendrix is visiting relatives in Newberry. Mrs. R. L, Luther, Mrs. George Bear den and J. D. Luther have re- i turned from a visit to Mr. E. W. Lu-! ' ? " ^ i I tner, 01 L,oiumDia. i Mrs. Jamison of Whitmire is the guest of Mrs. Wilbur Epting. Dominick Wants Trophies. Special to The State. * Washington, June 3.?Congressman Dominick is desirous that when the secretary of war or the other authorities distribute the many captur" j-i. ed lierman cannon now m mc United States that the towns in his district be not neglected. He has introduced a bill asking that the following places be remembered: Pickens, Walhalla, Seneca, Newberry, McCormick, Greenwood, Honea Path, Belton, Anderson and Abbeville! Dukes-Counts. ! Prosperity, May 31. ? Emmett P/Min+a nrH IHa Bell Dukes. , both of Newberry, were married Sunday afternoon at the Lutheran parsonage, the ceremony being per-: formed by the Rev. Charles J. Shealy. | NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. > All persons holding claims against the estate of John Thomas Adams, deceased; will present the saipe, properly proven according to law, to the undersigned, or his attorney, Eugene S. Blease, Newberry, S. C., and all persons indebted to said estate will make immediate p%*ment to the undersigned, or to his said attorney. Thomas P. Adams, Executor of the last will and testament of John Thomas Adams, deceased, Blairs, S. C. r BONDS Why not invest them in a draw 25 per cent." in pleasr children after you have I , Factory Agent, ry, S. C. *7* ~ i ing the war all farm produce nas tmanded high prices, and farming imunities have enjoyed marvelous sperity. Now, with the coming of ce, and the opening of the mari of the world, should also come ity. The real estate market should active. ! you intend to sell your land this r, list your property now and id the rush season when time for jful inspection of land is lacking. believe it will be to your advanb to list with me. If you intend to , see or write me. Farm lands my specialty. IANNING ESTATE Columbia, S. C, [ Victory 1V/I 1T1U1 C IV J GOODRICH FABRIC GOODRICH SILVER This new adjustm< ; * _ ing Tires already in | Fix these new Goo | ?-6,000 miles on Fat instead of the 3,500 { force. Goodrich Tires in * unfolding such mate) ment basis, that Goc able tires the rubber The Goodrich adj nVh knows the milea torist a share in their We have a $10,00( needs without delay. Tires and reduce yoi A. . . H - s V[ Hy JB . |^b ' ^B*l -. P^nnA 300 . , I * * W W w I 1 I ' I ; Shur-on Cj^^SES AND SP^^K Our Glasses Afford RELIEF R*lk?# from Headaches Belief from Nervousness ' Belief from Dizziness Belief from many forms of defectiYe vision CAROLINA OPTICAL CO. DB. E. C. PIEBCE, Optometrist 306 Exchange Bank Building NEWBERRY, S. C. 5-23-4t NOTICE The trustees of Silverstreet graded schoo will receive application for ithree (3) teachers until June 15th. j | Principal, salary $65 per month. Two |assistants, salary $55 per month each. Term 8 montlxs. Also one colored teacher, salary $30 per month. 1 T' T jtHvaav V/a 1 A- AAiMUVj I 5-30 5t Clerk. BEDUCE TOUB WEIGHT at the rate of 10 to 35 pounds per month. By simply guaranteed, safe reliable treatment, tassco will reduce your weight without unnecessary ex ercise and dieting, and will not injure i or weaken your system. Write today! for FREE 50c box enclosing 10c in j silver or stamps with this add to the I Tassco Co , Boston, Mass. For sale fcy I ' | the Newberry Drug Co. Announc ilpa (yp Ani On 1 1VU J TIRES town rn?n tires klV TTI1 vviw auimw 3nt stands back of all Goo< hand of user or dealer. drich adjustment figures fi >ric Tires, 8,000 on Silver md 5,000 miles respectiv( actual usage on road and] iless mileage, regularly in >drich knows it has the st: \ industry has produced. ustment mileage is increas ge in its tires, and it wants economy, and all-around ) stock of Goodrich Tires Buy a Goodrich Tire 01 ir tire costs. ' (DY Ml ~m+T f .. - . , j . mt ' : a t' ' | * *r ' SCHEDULE. . Nc *??* ,??*? ? Nc The following is the new schedule j^( effective Sunday, April 13, 1919: \ N( Southern No. 15 to Greeville due at Newberry n< u ? J ai 5:40 a iu< No. 18 to Columbia due at Newberry N< at 12:30 p m. No. 17 to Greenville due at Newberry at 4:05 p m. ( No. 16 to Columbia due at Newberry at 9:36 p m. 11 final j Any person doir on any building limits or construct ings, sheds, etc., wi will be brought bel er for violation c Ordinance. H. T ) ement _ usimeni ; < ? 1 > [ 111 Cd I >* . . 6,000 MILES . . 8,000 MILES v inch Tires, includ. < ' " -I A rmly in your mind S? town Cord Tires, / ' ' ' sly heretofore in * javement are today I . excess of adjust-^ ! rongest, most dur- ' . ^ i sed because GoodI i to give -every mobenefits. , [ to supply your 1 four Goodrich L' '.a. ! 1WFR k/ II Ml I Lower Main St. . : I * * I C, A. & -U ). 55 to Columbia due at Newberry at 9:53 a m. >. 12 to Laurens (mixed) due at Newberry at 9:44 a m. >. 52 to Laurens due at Newberry at 1:00 p m. >. 53 to Columbia due at Newberry at 3:38 p m. ). 13 Columbia (mixed) due at Newberry at 5:30 p m. >. 54 to Laurens due at Newberry at 6:15 p m. n Yours truly, ?7 , T. S. Lefler. & . r Ticket Agexrfr. 1 Opr. & B-0-BT. j Notice 4 , u ig repair n.uin. i ^ inside the city < ? ing new build uiuui a [A4iiuv I s , :ore the Record>f the Building r B. WELLS, j T :?j.? xnspcuiui. I . \ , ~t >tv