The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, September 01, 1909, Image 3
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PRIZES FOR SCHOOLS
COLLETON SCHOOL MAt WIN SEVERAL
IF THET TRY.
A HAPPY
IftOME
Editor IVess , Standard;—[
The School Improvement As
sociation of S. C. offers thirty
five prizes to the schco’s t! the
State lor the most decided
material improvement made
during a given length of time.
A great many scholars in
this county should complete
and I feel sure several could se
cure prizes.
C. E. Weekley.
Yemassee, S. C. Aug. 28.
1909.
I* one where health aboundf.
With Impure blood there can
not be^food health.
With a disordered liver them
cannot be food blood.
TutfsPills
t^rlvlfy the torpid UVER andrestofC
iU natural action.
A healthy LIVER means pave
The South Carolina School
Improvement Association
offers thirty five prizes to the
schools of the State for the
most decided material improve
ment made during a given
length of time. Five of the
prizes are to be $100 each, and
thirty are to be $50 each.
Regulations concerning the
thirty-five prizes that are to be
awarded by this Association
are as follows:
i. Improvements must be
made between November 1st,
1908, and December 10th,
1909.
t. Prizes will be awarded
to schools where the most de
cided material improvements
have been made during the
time mentioned.
5. Under material improve,
ments are included local fix
ation, consolidation, new build
ings, repairing and painting old
ones, libraries, reading rooms ... . .
or tables, interior decorations, | . ^ sccUoq, A sing was
beautifying yards, and better £! veM ' n * ltir J
general equipment.
night at
T-‘Pl - , . -
4. No school can compete ^ ma,4( l a Prine.
nonof
the home
for any of these prizes unless' Mrs. Johnie Ritter and chil-
it is a rural school. No town dren and Nlrs - Hcnr >’ Thomas
with more than 400 population J'’ ere t,1 ‘* gue-ts ot Mrs. B. N.
shall be eligible to the contest Beach Saturday night.
5* All who wdsh to enter The Mt Carmel Epworth
this contest must send names ‘eague is progressing under
and descriptions of schools be-1 mamgement of President
fore improvements are made to U. Beach,
the president prior to October Misst s Amanda I nne and
Jst .Etta Carter, Ixmnie Carter,
6. All deKriptions, photo I Ral P h Lin * r , and Ir » Ri fc r
graphs and other evidences' wel ? a 1 mort ll ^ ^
showing improvements must be at the home of B. N. Beach
sent to to the president before ‘ u ™ a V a ” c ^“ oon - , .
December 15th. 1909. The ^ r ' ani ^ _'Y' ^
chairman of the Board of Trus-; eave ^ hursd^y for Ridgeville
tees of any school that is com- " h f re ' h< ‘V wl11 a wh,le
peting for a prize must approve . w, ! ! l ’ clatlve Y.
all descriptions before and,, . ‘ he many fnends of G. R. E.
after improvements are made.. L '" der " :l1 be P a ' ned t0 l f arn
7. Blanks will be sent t o,°f intense suftenng where
he lies at his home near Mt.
schools competing for the
above prizes with questions to
be answered relating to the
conditions under which the im
provements have been made.
8. Prizes will be awarded
in checks at the annual meet
ing of the School Improvement
Association, December 31 st.
Carmel.
Lewis Linder visited "Possum
Corner" Saturday and Sunday.
Blue Bell.
Lime SWAMP ITEMS.
V'inuak?, Aug. Jl7.—Special; Cot
ton pickup is all the jp around here.
Uiss l.-i a Padtett spent one day
Misses Ccnera and
i qoo. Theprizes are to be >, . u
used for further improvements | ^ Str ,
in the schools receiving them.
Address all commt nications
to Miss Theodosia Dargan,
President South Carolina
School Improvement Associa
tion. DaLzell, gunner County.
S. C.
Kt*v .1 C Harrison visited relatires
at (Vision hiuI Lodge last wetk.
Miss IVarl Harrison and little
sister, H .-sit-, visited relatives at
L .Jge last Tuesday.
Mtss 1 niry Bennett 8i>ent Satur
day tiiiflit very pleasantly with Miss
Hattie Mi'ey.
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^Alteration
LOUIS COHEN AND COMPANY
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MI CARMEL DOTS.
Stokes, Aug. 27.—Special:
As it has been some time sinc£
I have written to our county
paper 1 thought 1 would give
you a few dots
Mr. Editor, I am so proud
of our voters I think they need
a hundred cheer’s for their
gentlemanly deeds, I am sure
that is the greatest act prohi
bition ever passed.
Miss Mane Ritter of Ritter
is spending sometime with rel
atives and friends near here-
Misses Gattie and Loca
Beach of Tamj.a, Fla., returned
to their home last Friday after
an extended visit to Waiter-
boro and Stokes. They en
joyed themselves very much
while out h^re. A party was
given in their honor at the
home of Lonnie Carter last
Monday night, it was enjoyed
by all.
Miss Etta Carter of Ritter
is visiting Mrs. Ida Padgett
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