Cheraw chronicle. (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, June 24, 1920, Image 8
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New People
By VICTOR REDCLIPPB
(Copyright, lilt, Wtitin Nowopnpor Union)
At a single glance Dale Silverton
took In critically the presentment ot
two ladles who had just left the train
at the little station of Dolton.
They were mother ahd daughter.
Dale decided at once. The former had
a genial matronly face, exhibiting entire
contentment with life. The latter
was a lovely girl of eighteen and Dale
looked at her admiringly twice, and
then hoped for some reasonable excuse
for repeating the privilege. Dale
had his automobile at the platform,
having expected the arrival by train
of a favorite college rnena. n? uuu
not come, and the elderly lady made a
movement towards Dale as he started
to return to his car. Dale raised his!
cap and awaited her pleasure:
"Pardon me," spoke the elder lady,'
"but are there no regular conveyances
for the convenience of travelers?" I
"There Is a motorbus for the morn-;
lng and evening trains," explained
Dale, "but during the day its owner
drives a delivery truck for the local
tores. Is your destination In the
town?" 1
"Yes. We were directed to a Miss
Annette Folsom. Do you know her?"
"She is a distant relative of mine,",
answered Dale with a smile, "and as
I am driving directly past her home It
will be a pleasure to take you there."
"I am Mrs. Willard Bruce," spoke
*K- oft or ? hrief hesitation, "and |
UIC 1HUJ ?*?%?
with my daughter, Dorothy, expect to
make my permanent home In Dolton.
city attorney has made arrangements
for our temporary sfay with
Miss Folsom."
"I understand," bowed Dale, and
understood, indeed. This then was
the lady concerning whom the gossips
of the Tillage had been speculating for j
weeks past Mrs. Arthur Smith, so-1
cial leader and newly rich toady to
style and fashion, had told how the
Bruce family, of wealth and high city
prestige, was to locate in the shoqr
mansion of the town which had been
Tacant for some time but, as Dale had
noticed, was now under complete
renovation. |
. Mrs. Bruce accepted the proffer of
the young man with gracious thanks,
and Miss Dorothy found him interesting
and obliging as to her casual inquiries
about the village. Dale de
llTered bis passengers ana ui?rn uv
longings at tbe borne where bis spin-.
ster half cousin took boarders of tbe
better class when occasion required.
Hie next day be drove by tbe plape,
but caught no sight of the winsomefaced
girl who had considerably attracted
him. Two afternoons later,
however^ he met Algle Smith, and conBROWN
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sentecf fo be bored" by" tbat shallow- _
minded young fop because Algie talked I
about the newcomers.
"Ma says they are the people who
have taken the big house," reported
AJgle. "There's a daughter, and the.v
are some people, she understands. Look
here, Silverton, .she's pretty, they say,
and rich. Can't you sort of bring me
up against her? You could make an
excuse to visit your aunt and I'll go
with you?see?"
"I don't," answered Dale tartly, "fot
I wouldn't think of intruding myself."
All the same Dale, having a real reason
for seeing his aunt, drove up In
front of the Folsom house the day
following. He heard Joyous voices in
' ? J iho
tne rear yara aim wmacu aiuuuu
house. There was his dlvinltv of the
depot, the peerless Dorothy, Mrs.
Bruce and his aunt. They were having
a Jolly time. Upon the grass lay a
clothes basket filled to the brlui with
clothes. Portly Mrs. Bruce was trying
to lift It .and panted at the task. Miss
Folsora tried the experimeht and her
frail frame staggered under the load.
"Oh, you poor, useless creatures!"
cried the spfightly Dorothy. "See?
I'll carry it over to the Browns without
any trouble," but her progress in
sustaining the clumsy load caused
Dale to step forward.
"Can't I be of any assistance?" he
suggested.
Yes, he could, and was, and a minute
later he and Dorothy were one at
each handle of the basket, conveying It
across lots to a dilapidated old cottage
three blocks distant.
"You see," explained Dorothy, "your
aunt told us of the destitution and
misery of a poor family. There are
four little children and the mother is
111. Mother and I brought their washing
home and pitched In and laundered
It, and we have quite adopted the fumily,
and?"
"And you are real angels of mercy
!" enthused Dale sincerely.
Mrs. Smith had seen Mrs. Bruce and
Dorothy at the washtub. She was
also a witness to the co-operation of
Dale In the delivery of the basket. Immediately
her flat went forth that the
Bruces must be nobodies, and that
Dale had ought to protect his standing
with more dignity! She should not
encourage any social recognition of
the newcomers until she wus satisfied
that they were sofnethlng more
than common clay!
Of very precious angelic material
Dale found Dorothy to be, or fancied
so, and after tne Braces movea imu ?
their new home and Mrs. Smith
learned that they truly represented
riches and social distinction, and the
wife-hunting Algie found that Dale
Sllverton had won the love of the
charming daughter of a millionaire,
the ban of ostracism on the part of
the disappointed leader of Dolton society
was swiftly removed, as a matter
of policy..
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EQUIPMENT AND COURSES
folle^e Lands?15C0 acres.
Value College Plant?$2,000,000.00.
Teachers. Officers, Assistants?120.
Enrollment 1919-1020?1014.
Ten .Degree Courses in: Agriculture,
Architecture, Chemistry, Chemical
Engineering) Civil Eugluedring,
.Mechanical Engineering, Textile Industry,
Industrial Education, General
Science.
Short Courses in Agriculture an<]
Textiles.
SCMMER SCHOOL
June 14?24
Agricultural Teachers
6 weeks dourser?June 14?July 2-1
4 weeks course?June 28?July 24
Cotton Grading Course
Begins Juno 14 and continues foi
about four weeks.
College Make-up Courses
Courses for Removal Entranoe Con
ditions
June 14?July 24.
Club Boy's Courses
July 13?July 23.
SECOND HOME COMING
July 30, 31 and Aug. 1.
All graduates and ex-students ar?
urged to attend this gathering o!
"Tigers" at the old Lair! You will
he ..quartered In Barracks, so brin^
sheets, towels, etc., as you did wher
you were a ca(let.
We can accomodate only 1000 ir
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POISONING BOLL WEEVIL
What Is claimed to be the most efctive
method yet devised tor comitting
the holl weevil ia that ot poiming
it with calcium arsenate. The
ethod was perfeoted by B. K. Coad
the United States Department of ^
griculture, at the Tallolah, La., gta- be
jn, after several years of eiperi- i str
enting. The weevil is poisoned by ' ^
leting the cotton at night or while ' ^
e dew is on, using a dusting ma- ! .
line to apply it. The material poi- j
ms the dew on which the weevil de- ^
inds for his drinking water. The I
sevil is killed, but there is another I
sneration hatching out, so that the
>ison must be applied three or four of
lies at a week or ten days intervals. j ^jg
Experiments show that the weevil I
n be kept down to such an extent ^
at tbey can not dp serious damage. aQ(
le cotton eaved is worth far more ce?
an the cost. . r
It is important that the right kind
calcium arsenate be used. There
e different kinds, made for differ
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Value of College 1
, There was never a time when exp<
highly priced and so highly compensate
. High wages for untrained labor
I young man to discount the value of a <
stun an euucauon, representing me \
viewed merely as an Investment of tj
equal In earning capacity to an estate
What estate oomparable with this
* erage means hope to give or leave to h
man can acquire that anuch value In tl
oth?r business? v f
Education fits one for a l.'Ji whose
ed only by his capacity and character,
trained there awaits the slavery of ig
effort. \
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Ccggfljbrlngs within the
mau In tJBffna the benefits and
r nical education* At Clemson College a
' home in South Carolina can prepare
, in the service of his state and nation.
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If you would have a f
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too weak to kill weevils, or too EhjQ
ong and Injure the cotton plant
rhere is no use to begin dusting
) cotton plants before about ten
t of every 100 squares are punctured f Hf 1
the weevil, it will be a waste of J?.
>ney to undertake to spray ft field Hjfo
iroughly to when there are fewer B|S
evils in the field. While it will
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n hatch will have to be taken care fiftpE
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AY, SEPTEMBER 8,1920
, PUBLIC 8ER
tuiucation Fertilizer Analysis am
Inseca and Plant Disc
" Agricultural Research
Agricultural Extension
?rt knowledge was so Clemson Collei
Tick Eradication
d' - Hog Cholera Control
'Live Stock Sanitary M\
will tempt many a Liberty National
Colutn
college education. But Pe(. Eiperime?t ,
eork ot tour years, Florence, S
Coastal Plain Experln
Ime and of money, is SuntnervilR
of more than $50,000. Call on these agent
an?\
can the parent of av- SCHOLARSHIPS AX
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Is Bon? What young The College ma)nta
le same time at any year Mholarshl["i ln t:
and Textile courses, i
One Year Agricultural
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possibilities are limit- shll> la w?rth *100 00
tion.
Eventually for the un- Scholarship and enti
norant and undirected tlons are held at the
houses at 9 A. M., Ji
for full information In
scholarships open to
reach of every young next session, and the
possibilities of a tech tbe,r awardThose
who are n
boy from the humblest enter on scholarships'
maelf for a high place stand examinations <
rat hen than wait until
? .... r v. the College in the fall
; RIGGS. JPfesident. be 6lven for exa?mlnat
the county seat.
Registrar, Clemson College,!
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