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*?#&?$' ftot& FFNE ..*steetine in newberry f . ?*. - * " Qfrowth : Past Year Gdod?TVib?? j. Throuovt ^inln^tioq hf Gfcod V .: WdVtfatf Coirifitibn The jndependent Order of Red Men h$s been making progress and the fifcjwtb the past year both of the Red Jpeii^and the degree of Pocahontas % been fine and the membership is H#w the largest in the histoftp of the ojWers in South Carolina and retiring ' Gteat Sachem H. Clint Summer is to | be congratulated on the good work [ dtfne during his adinistmration, and I the growth and development of the Pocahontas is due in large measure H t? the untiring and earnest labors of ($fto iKlettner, though if he knew we were sayinf this he would not want it said, because he is so unselfish that always wants th^ other fellow to t^ke credit for what he himself does. I He has labored in season and out of Sfteon for the promotion of the order, affd every one fcnaws that ft is due to h$( worl; that the Pocahontas has been &KVed and Is rioW" in such; a' flourishiiK^r condition, arid he is the one good Rad Man who never tires in working fear, the welfare of his local trible, and h? is entity to credit for the large pjrt of the success of Bergell Tribe . right here' ifewfe^rry. And besides h?is an i&rOtihd geotf fellow and is never.hap^ier than when working for same one elife. ^The 'G??t Council met last Tuesday morning and was addressed by <&^at ,Incoiionee Rutherford Of Ten, j^see,' ' The Great Coiitieil soon got down tb- business and* one of the most harigbnious meetings in the history of tpeoorder waa BefcJ, and the reports telard and the -business transacted in ^ orderly manner and adjournment was had" the same afternoon.' The same wafc true of the POcahofttSs.' The'lfesirtess was transacted and 34journm$it had in the afternoon. It was decided to hold the next s nieetilig m1 Spartanburg. - .The fo&owiiig officers of the Great v (5oi;ncil were elected: Gre^t "' Prophet, H. C. Summers, ^ttdenon?3.C. Gareat'Sachem, V. R. Pope, Colum ife,;s^c. - - ' . OoniftT- Qoctq mnrp W IV WW If ; r? . .. Sinith, Greenville. Great Junior Sagamore, J. 0. Havii^ iAndersQ^ ^ 'r'^ I) n^v$g4(w ; B. C^vS^iBJmt^Xnderson; Max G. Bry^ State Orphan Board: Max G, Brychairman. Rock Hill; SL M. Clark sou,, Columbia; Otto Kifetner, secreHearts and Returns: J. C. Dease, Columbia; J1 D. Turner, Greenville, '^ Xr^ees; C. V. Dill, R. iL Sweat, <$? & Ikk&Qrd, ? C. Amnions, 6. S. <JwtfeT& C. Stfe&vaeyeV, B. B: Leife' spy MrL>.i i,i' ?fa WC1C CICWbbu ut HIV degree'' of- J^ocsiHoijtas: ^ ToaaHp^, Mb: viala Ml IjR^^ooj^^nvilie. v- Wiftt Wenop'ah, Miss' Essie Gun^E^SIfesftpi z'<3SeJ& Minnehaha, Jffira. Bertha Mrs. Alma Cob? ^^VKeeper of Records,' Mrs. Netf&eifry. _ Great . K&pjjnr of WaVnpum, Miss l^^cfegU^cK- Newberry. I Cfreat Or df T., Dr. L. B. Hurst, -rfiw3?-> -S*. ? ; >. . Amte^on,, ?. u. Tweaf.G.'- of-F., Mrs. Ethel Carnes, Greenville. 3,it.G. Sctfiit", Mrs. Bertha Jennings, St C. -f fifd G.\ Scout, MRss Jessie Mae - Waj^Newb'erry. : VNe^erry is highly honored, with iht^i^owing officers: ^ Cole L>r ^^e, chairiflrfri Board of V TnisteesT.; ? '" ? ^ &. Juettner, secretary State Orphans Board. : Lnla. Bell Franklin, Board of ApM|k # ' Cv'V ^ Aibout 50 P. Pocahontas and repo+fonrlod tVp RPBsioil. ? Wjj* mvvv??v*VV% v**r? r-v-?? ?? Purir^ the day Brother Otto Kjettner offered the following resolutions which were adopted by a rising vote fcy the Great Council and also by the tfegite of Pocahontas. The resolution^ were also approved and adopted by dergell Tribe. Hunting Grounds, Newberry, S. C. f2th Sun, Plant Moon, G. S. D. 430. To, the Chiefs and Members of the Great Council of the South Carolina Improved .Order of Red Men: Brethren: *? ^ nn/1 nnwarH rush 10 UUJL dtl u^^ic anu vuf*?**vt * through life, we might well pause? st0jj' fot a moment?think of the life beyond. L No one know4th when the hour copieth, when the trumpet sounds, wHen we must discard our earthly tjSernacls, leave behind us all that is OW to uan^family, friends and home. i. ft. Blease was born hi Netf#i';C.,JFeb. 4, 1865, and died j&*a> m i^2i, ) ' ~ ~ * / - t : He received the appointment to fill the unexpired term of Brother C. E. Tolly, as chairman of the State Orphans Board. How highly he appreciated the honor to be of service to the fatherless is well known to all. Bro. H. H. Blease was indeed an exceptional man, a man of unimpeachable honor and unspotted integ I rity, a true Christian gentleman, loyal and devoted to his churell, his family, his cotjhtry, the order and his friends. He was ever ready to sacrifice His OWn comfort and interest for the welfare and happiness of others. As we review the life and acts of this noble man, endowed with anusual qualification, may it b? an inspiration to us all to follow h.'j example, to give our best service to God, to our country to the order and io our fellow men.- May we so live, that when cur life is finished we' leave behind us, as he has done, the memory o* faithful service and an unsoiled name. "Cnraaf Ko -fViir rest an/1 fliv fc/W * vuvj vt * v4 *? .? v %? %??^ sleeping; God's way is best?thou art in Bis keeping!" / Whereas: i The Order has sustained/ an irreparable loss, the family a loving and devoted father and husband, the country a loyal, true and honored citizen, therefore be it Resolved: That we hereby acknowledge his ,trae worth as a member of the Order, and deeply sympathize with the members of his bereaved family and commend them to the Great Spirit to give them strength to bear the great sorrow that has fallen to their lot. That these resolutions be printed in our proceeding*, that a page in our proceeding be dedicated to his memory and the Gr^at Chief of Records be instated to forward a copy of these resolutions under the seal of the | Great Council to the members of his jibereaved family. "The tender heart is still, the voice is mute; The soul has winged its way to heights serene. We who remain an honored name salute, - ' tAnd hoh'ririg seek to keep its memory green." Fraternallv submitted in F. F. & C., f - > Otto Klettner, < Max. G. Bryant, S. M, Clarkson, State." Orphans Board. : Adopted by a rising vote by the Great Councils of South Carolina, Independent Order of Red Men, - April 12, 1921. -Approved by a rising vote by Bergell ?* ?' ^ i / ? .!_< ;i Tribe Wo. 24 ana uawcnee council No. 4\ Degree of Pocahontas. ' ' E. H. Aull, B. B. Leitzy, R. C. Taylor, Bessie Livingston. Alma Cobk, W. ST. Franklin, W. 0. Johiiston, J. M. Oirttf. . . , ftVTOrt? AftMITC Plt M nw a iivn fivim im>u VERSION ?XCEtS STORY r ?_?Mary Roberts Rinehart, eminent American author, has again done something individual and, different. She has admitted that "It's a Great Life," a pen child of her, is better as a moving picture than it was as a story. Following closely only the expressions of several well known authors whose novels have been filmed of nrraif ?nef Kit riinfnrp st.ilrlinR-' Alid I01 I who were "surprised," "df&jjiieased" | or "indifferent," over results, tftis j frank enthusiasm by ohe of the coun try's most popular humbr&ts is de1 cidedly refreshing. j "Empir# Builders" called5 "ffs a I Great Life" in the screen vetsioii, as ja Saturday Eye^ihg Post story was read and doU^tlesS chuckled over by thousands. It is iii the writer's keenest style, and every line is alive with effervescence arid humof. The. story i of a boy's prep school, its spirit of r youth and adventure, is delightful to both old and yourig. No parent cail .fail to appreciate it, and evefy bojr and girl will feel that indissoluble bond?th'e affinity of youth, for the romance of youth, when Stoddaircl arid The Wop, the young heroes, embark to their "Imagery Isle*' of dreams. A romantic tale of moonlight Arid pearls, white deph&nts and Grand Viziers, it is also' a picture of every day boy life, cramed With humorous situations. "I hoped to find the spirit of the picture had been maintained, and I was amazed to find that E. Mason ' Hopper, its director, had not only done this, but has developed possibilities I did not know existed. I am delighted also to find that the picture is excellent from an artistic standpoint. .It is one of the most beautiful films l have ever seen," said the author, who traveled from Chicago to the Goldwyn Studios, Lo$ Angeles, to per. sonally cut and sub-title "It's a Groat I ' v . Life." str This remaskable photoplay will be Prc seen at the opera house Friday. ses IMPORTANT INFORMATION IN wh REFERENCE TO TEACHERS aut cer Thp Stflfp F?nnrr? nf Fvnminprs for Teachers is glad to announce that the task of converting all outstanding 0lii teachers' certificates into South Car- Ma " A olina State licenses is about finished. A cor This work was made necessary by the 1920 Act of the legislature creating ses: the board of examiners for teachers. Ow The members of this board are: ^ Prof. H. B. Dominick, former super- pro intendent of the Greer schools; Miss fee Elizabeth McLean, of Sumter City 'ts schools; and Joseph H. Shealy, registrar of the teachers' bureau. jfie HPV? r\ UaovH V\A/wny> fVift OZ?f UTO I Toi X lie uuaiu WCJStl line UVIilT V uumvw - of the office June 21st and after plans were formulated, certificate forms vot designed and procured, the work of is- mu suing certificates began September 6. e^ei The task of certificating over nine ^ thousand teachers has occupied the ^h entire time of all the members of the to j j board since the first of September, of and for five months approximately eleven hours of work per day were ,ira necessary for converting cetificates elec and correcting examination papers. *he The board endeavored to dispatch ^ the duties of the office with as little Act delay as possible and wishes to ex- dec press its appreciation to the teach- ^ ers, county superintendents," and v0?school folk in general for the patience tior i ox-nvnibart diinn/vrt onvp?ri in this Sait VAV* Vi?VU M|4*?4 Of* --? . ?r work. Through the medium of the . J State board of examiners, a profitable -pov and needed service can be rendered To\ ' the state. The teaching profession is pay one of the greatest which should claim the attention of our people, and the owr teachers should be classified so that not the deserving may be encouraged to halJ better service and those who are poor1 ? 3 J - -1 i.. 1 U._ T* ly prepared assisiea iu DetLci pic^ai- j^y ation. The state has provided as- Tov sistance for the needy schools and the fj1 ' people have responded nobly to the 1 yg demand for better salaries for teach- per: ers, and now the public has a right to lie expect better service. The first grade jj.J certificate has been heetofore an indefinite quantity as to a teacher's fit- wri ness to teach school and it is the pur- thir pose of this board to issue certificates such as will carry with them some pro' idea of the teacher's preparation for day serving the public and to encourage ?? ?i _ J?4 ^r0 proxessiuxiai auvauccmciii,, cii/11 1 3UCJ . The, compilation of the rectfrds in pai( the office reveals some very encpjqirag- fail hig facts. The 9,520 certificates which Have been issued since Septem- ?.j^e ber 6th consist of the following class- in es: College A. B. and B. S., white, me* 2,175; college diploma, colored, 1,- j^w 022; by order of the state board, be white 188; South Carolina state cer- sha! tifibates, white, 374, colored 26^ other Prj> states, white 165; rule No. 21-22-23a, Y?r3 white 65, colored 21; examination be' (first grade), 1,622, colored, 252; ex- nia( amittation (second grade) , white 649, Pro colored S19; examination (third ^nd grade),* white 257, colored 289; per- Coi mits (first grade), white 699; colored, 53 *c 993- nprmit.c fsecond ffrade). white PifJ. 341, colored '383; permits (third grade), white 134; colored 309; wit] special, colored, 7. ?or the October examination there e(j i were 929 applicants. A study of the par records in the office leads one to be- P$o. lieve that approximately 3,000 per- 1 sons will stand the next examination saj^ whieh will be held on Saturday, May exc 7th, at each cotfiity seat. , the The* following regulation for the ?1 -* ?UiK<m'*?o Vioe V>oon /~ii Tenewai 01 ccnnaawa Uw.. oit adopted by the state board of educa- ceip tion: Pujj "Any outstanding first-grade certi- jnte jfi?$j;es may be renewed upon presen- in Y ;tatibii to the state board of examiners a pi ;of one year's successful and acceptiable classroom experience by the co;n ;holder during the term covered by in \ sucH' certificate, with1 his or her re- or 1 quest for the renewal of a first-grade ' {certificate, with a written endorse- g .iheiit from the county superintendent of c<iir?aviT?ffinHpnt.. And from the ;yi mji ?board of district trustees. A second- S?" i ^!' , ' ' */t * tnG gr^ie Certificate is renewable only to :ii^>oh the presentation of a record of sue] - jsuccessfiil a*nd satisfactory summer scKool work. A third-grade certifi- me( jcate sir-not be renewed." y ed : Teachers now holding permits mei granted at the request of the county v1011 superintendent must take the regular examination of all applicants, if they its expect to teach dtiring the session (w* ' f * L* " ' 1921-1922. Outstanding permits are ;;es? not renewable nor transferable and tiori junder no circumstances shall a sec- mer ond permit be issued to any teacher. s^a' ? mei I cost : "Do tell us about the great wild j out | West," said the impressionaoie young reai * woman. ? S fi vrv "You may not believe it," replied tourist, "but I found a little town am( in North ?>ako.ta where there was not ed i a single motion picture theater."? P??j Birmingham Age Herald. an(j ; ,. '. . AN ORDINANCE , et ' To provide for the payment of the of ' cost of permanent improvements on Tha the streets of the town of Newberry, be < S. C., by laying upon the owners of thai property immediately abutting on the onti eets so improved, an assessment in portion to the frontage of such perty, declaring a lien upon such >perty for the payment of the assment, providing the manner in ich said lien shall be enforced and horizing the issuance of assessment tificates, etc. iVhereas, by an act of the General jemblv of the State of South Car ia, approved by the Governor on rch 13th, A. D., 1919, entitled, n Act to Authorize any or all Inporated Cities and Towns Within State to Levy and Enforce an Assmer.t upon Abutting Property ners for the Purpose of .Paying Permanent Improvements on 2ir Streets and Sidewalks," it is vxided that said Act shall be ef4-itro -Pi-nrvi onrl immpHiafplv aft.pr date of approval but shall not apor become operative in any City Town until submitted to the quald electors thereof by the City or -vn Council for approval apd a maity of the qualified electors, voton the question of its approval, e in, favor thereof at any general nicipal election or at any special ction, etc.; and Vhereas, at a special election held ;he said Town of 'Newberry on the day of May, A. D., 1920, pursuant an ordinance of the Town Council said Town of Newberry, adopted :il 6th, A. D., 1920, the question the approval of said Act was septely submitted to the qualified :tors of said Town and the ballots' reon deposited in a separate box perly labeled and provided for : t purpose under authority of said ; and the result of said election, as lared by said Town Council on the day of May, A. D., 19120, was that re than a majority of the persons : ing on said questiori. in said elec- : ? voted in favor of the approval of 1 act; and I. Vhereas, as a result of said eleci said Act is now operative in said ! vn of Newberry and .authorizes the ( vn to provide by ordinance for the ment of the cost of the permanent ] rovement of its 'streets by laying assessment upon abutting property lers in proportion to frontage, of : exceeding in the aggregate onef* nf flip rnst of such improve its, etc.; low, Therefore, Be It Ordained, the Mayor and Aldermen of the 1 of Newberry, South Carolina, council assembled and by author- : of the same: ' mfm> lection 1. 'That hereafter, when i manent improvemenisj)f any pub- j ofyoofc aV of nnblic streets OblWVCU V* vw V* . _ _ he Town of Newberry, South Car- * a, are to. be made there shall first : filed with the Town Clerk, the tten petition and consent of two- : ds or more in number of the own- < of the abutting pro^ptety upon any h street, or. definite reart of same posed to be improve?] agreeing to , in the aggregate, <me-half of the il cost of such improvements; vided, That where a portion of i h improvements shall be done or i for my any railroad or ^street way by reason of liafljility therefor franchise, ordinance or otherwise ppnt as abuttine urorerty owner) cost thereof shall no$ be included the "total cost of such improvers" .to .be divideAbetween the n and abutting property owners herein provided. If said petition granted the said Town Council s 11, by ordinance, direct the imvement. of same substantially as 1 ows: Said Town Council shall de- 1 nine the character ot material to used in the improvements to be le, the manner in v?ich said imvements shall be ?ne and shall se to be prepared accurate plans specfications therefor. Said ;i mcil shall determine the cost .of ' I * or?/J drill Vl QV I HliprUVCUlClllO aim Dlian nuiv ed a plat of said street, or part < r^of, showing the name of each 1 ler of property abutting thereon, 1 h the location of the property of h, and shall prepare an assessment ) showing the amount.to be assessagainst each particular piece or ; eel of property abutting on the j posed improvement, in proportion the frontage of such property reon; Provided, however, that the -j \ assessments so made shall not eed, in the aggregate, one-half of total cost of the said improve- ' it. Said assessment roll, as pre- 1 ed, shall be filed with the Town rk, whose duty it shall be, upon re>t of the same, to give notice by lication in at least one newspaper lished in said Town to all parties irested, that said assessment roll is lis office and will there remain for 1 jriod of one week from the date of publication of said notice. During ti period of one week ariy person < moir inqnpr?f. same and file. V^XilVU litMJ , vriting, with said Clerk exceptions objections to such assessments. < f number of assessment rolls may ] included in one notice. j lection 2. That at the expiration I not less than one week from the i e of the published notice of the!; lplation of said assessment roll, 11 Town Clerk shall refer the same I the Town Council, together with i h exceptions or objections as may 1 e been field thereto. The said : vn Council at its next regular i iting, or at any adjourned or call- : meeting, shall review said assess- i it roll, together with any excep- : is or objections thereto and shall 1 e authority to make any correc- s is therein deemed proper and, in 1 discretion, may confirm the same < th or without, corrections) or may ; it a?ide and provide for a new as- I iment. Upon the final confirma- 1 t and ratification of any assess- 1 it roll or rolls the Town Council j II thereupqn provide for the pay- < it of not less than one-half of the : of the proposed improvements of the Town treasury if not al- < iy provided for therefrom. 1 ection 3. That upon the final con- I lation and ratification by the Town ? ncil of any assessment roll, the : )unt as shown in the same assess-, ( against each piece or parcel of perty, shall constitute a lien therefrom the time of such confirmation . ratification and the payment :eof may be enforced by the Town ;he same manner as the payment j Town taxes is enforced; Provided, .t each of such assessments shall ] entered in a book to be kept for ! t purpose by the Town Clerk, to be i lied, "Assessment Liens," stating . the name of the owner or owners, the in location of the property, and the ca amount of the assessment, and timelto or times of payment, Said lien shall su continue from the date of the entry es of the same in such Assessment Lien of Book until the expiration of five in years from the date when final pay- te ment is due and payable, unless soon- er er paid. S< Section 4. When said assessment roll has been finally ratified in the manner above descnoed, each owner . of property so assessed may within ti! thirty days jifter such ratification pay b? into the Town treasury ihe full C< amount of said assessment or shall til have the right to have sa;d assessment or divided into 7 ?qual payments, the lo first payment of, which ihall be due gi and payable 30 days after the date of ar confirmation and ratification of the ev assessment roll by the Town Council ar and remaining 6 equal installments fo shall be due and payable respectively oi in one,, two, three, four, five and six of years from* the date of the first pay- ai ment, with interest on such deferred or payments at the rate of not over 7 per ce centum per annum, payable annually m or semi-annually from date, until paid in full; Provided, that upon the bj non-payment of any installment o? fo deferred portion Of any assessment, ec or of any interest, at the time and in sh accordance with the terms and condi- u? tions fixed by* ordinance, the Town of It Newberry or its assigns, shall have ; the right to declare at its option the or total amount of such assessment then pi unpaid (including all deferred pay- tr ? ' ' -x\ U, ments ana interest; immeuiai<eiy uue ut and collectible, as town taxes are col- as lected and with such penalties and ec costs as are providpd by law for the wi \on-payment of such taxes; Provided in Further, That tne right to pay an as- sa sessment in 7 equal payments as gr above set forth shall not accrue un- gr less a written application for such th right shall be filed with the Town ar Clerk in writing within thirty days after said assessment roll has been di confirmed and ratified as aforesaid, pa Section 5. That all appropriations at made by the Town for such improve- he ments, under the authority of this or- sa dinance, together with the amount, of Bi such assessments as may be paid in be ooeVi W flip nwnprs nf flhllttiiicr Drdci arty within the time herein provided g}, for the payment of assessments in jy full, shall bfc applied to the payment of saidMriiprpvements; 3e Section 6. That for the assessment sa made ili compliance with' this ordi- M ne, remaining unpaid at the explraton of the-time hmii ror the payment of assessments in full, the Mayor arid Town Clerk aria "Treasurer aire aft1 triorized and required to issue As-, sessment Certificates in the name of A1 the said Town of Newberry, to the 3: amount of such Assessments unpaid. Said certificates &hall be issued and (S be in suj^fcanti8il&th^following form 5r in siKh fox^nSks thf Qity Council may heflfcafter $t?sittibe: Unwed Stales' of America. NO. | vr State of South Carolina, Newberry County, P8 City of Newberry, , Paving Assessment Certificate. ?i< :ZU p< This is to certify, That on I m :here will be dure the Town of New- ? im Wnurl-mT'T'V (7nimt:v Smith 1 I JC1X J, XII ? Caroling frori the owners of proparty immediately abutt;-~ on the street.f ^hereinafter mentioned, the sum of'.W.. .Dollars with interest thereon, at the rate of per annum, payable annually, as evidenced ,by the -interest coupons hereto attached, bearing a facsimile of the signature of the Town Clerk and ' rreasurer of said Town. Both prin :ipal and interest of this certificate ire payable at the office of the Treasiirer of said Town in Newberry, South Caroling This Certificate is one of an issue )f Certificates of like date, tenor and amount, excepting as to denomination and time of payment, aggregating $ evidencing assessments laid upon the owners of property immediately abutting oil' . -. Street, between Street and Street, in said Town for the payment of the cost of the permanent improvement of said Street, under and by authority of Section 17, Artivle 10, of the Con- j - - r*. 1 + r% ?1. ry Ji' 1 rtitution or tne state 01 aouxn oarulina, an act of the General Assembly entitled: "An Act to Authorize any >r all Incorporated Cities and Towns Within the State to Levy and Enforce an Assessment Upon Abutting Proparty Owners for the Purpose of Paying for Permanent Improvements on Their Streets and Sidewalks," aparoved on the thirteenth day of March A. D., 1919, and an ordinance passed by the Mayor and Aldermen ;>f said Town on the day of March, 1921. And it is hereby certified, r,ecited and declared, that the assessments so [s;d for the payment of the cost of . said improvement aggregate more than $ that said assessments constitute a lien upon the property so assessed that by agreement with the lot owners said assessments are ~~" ivi inch?11mor?+s thp first : v<xy auic in b^u ... - installment payable in thirty days after the date t>f the ratification of the . assessment roll, and one installment each year thereafter, with interest on such installments at the rate of per cent, per annum, payable annually from date, until paid in full; that; the unpaid installments of said as-; -essments aggregate $ ; and ; that all acts, conditions and things re- j quired to be done .precedent to and ! n the laying of said assessments and i the issuance of this certificate have 1 lecn done, have happened and have, been performed,-in regular and due form and time, as provided in the Constitution and laws of the State of South Carolina. . i In testimony whereof, we, the un-: lersigned officials of said Town of i Newoerry, in ;iewuai^ South Carolina, have hereunto sub!cribed our names, and affixed the seal of said Town, as of the ! lay of March, 1921. Mayor. attest: City Clerk and Treasurer. j S'o. per rent On ., $ There will be due the Town of Mewberry, in Newfrerry County, South Carolina, from the owners of jroperty abutting on the street named Street Pa'v-, > _ ' V ? ? g No Assessment Certifiite dated which this coupon is attached, tKe im of being interit then due oh deferred installments r assessment evidenced by said Pavg Assessment Certificate, said inrest being payable at the Treasures office of said Town, in Newberry, j >uth Carolina. % City Clerk and Treasurer. I Section 7. Such Assesssment Cer- j [icates shall be issued in such num- j sr and in such amounts as the Town ; Duricil may determine and such cet-! ficates or any of .them may be sold j pledged'as collateral security for; ans and payment thereof to be laranteed by the Town Council for id in the name of the Town in the rent of sale or pledge. The faithid credit of the Town to be pledged r the payment of such certificates any of them if sold or pledged as : them mav also be applied in -full 'oresaid and such certificates or any " part payment of any contract or >ntracts for any of said improveents. Section 8. That the amount raised t ihe assessments herein provided. >r. together with appropriations add[ thereto out of the Town Treasury, all I ef'kept as a separi^ 3 fund to be led only for the purpose for which was contributed and appropriated. Section 9. The grantor or grantee, grantors and grantees, of any operty,' or part of same, sold or ansferred after such assessment has sen laid thereon, and before such sessment lien has been extinguishI, as provided herein, shall file, in riting, with the Town Clerk, withten (10) days after every such le or transfer, the name of sugJi aritor arid grantee, cr grantors and aritees; an accurate desciption of, e property sq sold: or transferred, ] id the" dkte of such sale or transfer. | Section iu;:. TBat .it snail oe me itjr of the Town Clerk; when full: lyfnent is*made by! the owners of Cutting' property, of the assessments rceiri provided for, to make entry of; ,tisf action ori: the' Assessment Lien : >6k arid thereupon said lien shall j ? extinguished. Secticrfi: 111 That this ordinance j all be in froce' from arid immediateup on its passaged D6fte ;arid ratified in Council asnibled, under the corporate sgal of id Town, on this the 31st day of A- nii-1-ia?i?.r " ETCSN'E S. BBEASE, M&yor. Approv ed as to form: J: B: HUNTER; City Attorney; fctc'ii W. CH XPMAN, C "y CT;?rk and Treasurer. . Seal of t".. 3 Town of Newberry.) OTICE TC DEBTORS AND C RED I TORS On acont of teh .death of the late . r. Harry; H. Blease, creditors of the trtnership of, Blease & Blease are qested to file statement of their aims with undersigned forthwith, irspns indebted to said partnership' * ' f I Don't Spare t ' * in lime ef sickn medicine must get welt again, i depend upon i the medicine th Bring your doc tion here and y< ? m ^ what his order < up of the {Hires drugs, with con and skill, yet ch reasonably. Pre Mayes Dr Newberry, will please make payment likewise- < EUGENE S. BLEASE. Surviving Partner cf Bleastf &' Blewes 3-29-2t. CITATION OF LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION The State of South Carolina?County of Newberry?by W. F. Ewfcft,. Probate Judge. Whereas, F. R. FFellers hath made suit- to me to grant him Letters of) Administration of the Estate"and effects of S. L. Fellers, deceased. These are therefore, to cite and ad- oil nnri sincnlar the Kindred' CWl W...Q and Creditors of the sarid S. L. Pel-. ler?, deceased, that they be and pear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Newberry, $1 C. on Friday, May the 6th next; aiftef" publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in1 the forenoon, to show cause* jjf aay they have, why the said Adhilmstlfetion should not be granted. Given under my hand this 13tli <fiiy of April, Anno Domini ' W. F. EWAltf, ' p; J. N. C. '; / ' i m i i' ?i |??i I'lhlT-T NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT; I will nlake a final settlement # estate of David Griffin in the" Probate] . Court for Newberry County, S>. Cr*,onj Friday, the 20th day of May, 192t\i of 1 a nVWlr in the forenoon aiidwiU* immediately thereafter ask for royl discharge as Administratrix of salc( estate MAGGIE LEE GRIFFlti; , Administratrix. V Newberry, S. C., April 12th, 1921* ' -i r--'*. TEACHERS EXAMINATION ^~ a- I By direction of the State Supe$J?, tendent of Edticationi notictf heit?-:, by given that the regular spnttk examination for teadieTS-wiil; befc wl at the court house at. Newbertpfc<m Saturday, May 7, 1921'. fr<ms|rfp will be made to accommodate white and colored applfcaHtij. App}? cants will sujpply tntfhitselvvir to# repula/* examination paper and' ? nish pen and:ink. , . \ The. usual nine subjects w!i|- Bfr y*eluded as follows: English gramii&ir and composition, geography, philology and5 hygiene, United States7 history, civics arid" current event^-,g&? . metic, algebra, agriculture atfcF. $? theory and practice of tisathil^. Spelling, punetuation, neatnett; aipl similar points' will1 be judged; quality arid'character or the' e^tffinatiori papers; ' ' % ' The usual first grade!, second'grikfe -r'? and third-grade certificates. tQ'ruit'fWr 2 tcrnr of two years will b<?issqS{I from the central office at' Columbia'. Temporary permitg aro ?fily ^ for the year ending June 30, and alt ; ? teachers holding permits should take? this examination; And.tcac herx h0l d- .. ing second or third grade clttifltaltifis should take the examination afeoisb as to securc a first gracte'^elt&fcJIltt/ h^au&SA':- . Superintendent, of Education; 4-14-td .. t-v*' I . ' ...Iiiiru : ; ' - 'j > r- ^6*? I ' ' ' f ;5'l . - v - V the Spoon - 6? ,-S s. ess. Doses of be fafeest to J but a 1st w3f i ; fl :he quality of i fl e spoon holds. i tor's prescrif*- , ou will get just caffs for, ma<fe t and freshest ' ' I surnmate care , arced for moat impt service. v E ug Store South Carolina '