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T n7* OPENING OF SCHOOL l,«‘n is l>iulK<m S«Tiously Cut bjr Jno, NettU-j*. TI* 4 unMiHy Niglit. What may prove to be a seriouB urturk^vi »»«.’ cutting affray occurred near the WALTEKBORO HK.H home of Mor ^ an CraveIlt about /ive PROGRAM FOR FAiR ELECT REU) WORKER TO RON FOR SENATE GIN'S AXNl'Ali MESHION. niileH from town Thursday night, whei^ John Nettles and Lewis Padg ett becrme engaged in a difficulty which resulted in Mr Padgett’s gef- CX>M-MITTKK ARKANtiES PRO- MISS GRAM FtHt FAIR WKKIv. IBA M. FISH III’RXE CEITS POSITION. AC :B . BEGINS NEW WORK OCT. FIRST INTERESTING EXERCISES HELD ting cut pretty badly in three places GOVERNOR Bit/ Mr. Nettles was brought to Jail Frl- day afternoon on commitment paper Aildre—« Mad* h, H^r.. IH.U.- !>» 5 H '"’,The .1*< and Ihher Ma- T« Har K» tt ™ Tin., Thn iVj '' <V4 RACKS AT CJOl’NTY FAIR. Progmin Aifangefl For Racing Eves by Or. T. <■. K« rstiMu. The following is a copy of a letNtf being mailed to a number of horse- (X>|i w , TALRKRT« OF men in tne county by lir. If. Wet— ■ <,■.■ a- u*ii ■ wwit chcj shaw. chairman of the racing com- K,KI ' ,I> » l,,x ^ mittee. t The committee in charge of the , ^POSE EVEN SENATOR TILLMAN ort to give the visitors to the fair a * good clean racing program. This KDGB- CONTEST guUhrd Speakers. Large Enrollment. The opening exercises of is still incarcerated awaiting the recovery of the wounded man It seems that a report had been brought to Padgett thnt Nettles had been talking about him using some the ugly epithets, Thursday evening tinguished Speaker* Ii To Attend. Red. Interdenominational Work In Colleton tVuuty. committee of the Following the action of the re- at are accorded the co-operation and support of the horse owners In the county. May we not count upon you to assist us? Now please do ; not raise the objection that you haven't any horse that cap. run or trot, as the case may be we can find out, there Uvr of Who Make* The (Race. The Sunday News carried the So far as following announcement on its front are about page. -^Valterbo.o High school, were Mr. t adgett agid Mr Campbell w « r « c . )Un ty fc-ir association, at its meet- cent Sunday school convention at the £4idltorlum Monday morning, passing Mr. Cravens and Mr. Pad- , Prldav afternoon arranged a Cross Swamn ai which it was decifl v “" * , heaionlnr at nine o’clock There ee tt called Mr Nettles out and J 11 * pnaa y ariernoon arrangea a ^ .samp, at wnirn u *as aecia f five horses in the county Columbia September 16.—Special: beginning ai nine o nuv*. ‘ “Yj 3 k® 11 taneo air. neities out, tei.tative program which will be ed to put a worker in the field for j „ ah«i,irt Henator n n were present, besides Abe 'acuity, they went a short piece down the carr , ed 0||t a( the * fs;4r Nov> 7 . 10 . Colleton County, and over $400 rais h i thc race for ^.electi trusteea, a large number of v s road, when Mr. Padgett asked him 8ey e ral very distinguished speakers ed for this purpose, th^ executive ors, and two hundred pupils. These if he made the remarks attributed filled the large auditorium to over- to him. Mr Nettles str-ted that he flowing. A most interesting pro- had, and again cursed Mr. Padgett, gram was carried out, in which who slapped him nearly down and addresses were marie by mem- then knocked him down, jumping hers of the county board of educa- on him. Nettles who had ai< open will be Invited to address the au- committee of the Sundj.y chool as. diences during the three days, and sociMion held a meeting Iasi Thurs. a program full of interest and pleas day for the purpose of selecting the urable entenainnient has lieen pro- field vided. it was deedied to have the four days program a litile different 'Pil’m*M* enter election ir« the com. horse flesh, and better and fanter ing Democratic primary, as R is horses that the Fair AossoclatU??* generr-lly understood he will do. he is putting on this racing in the hope will be confronted with an opponent . „ ,, thr-t our people will breed better for this Senatorial seat in the per wroker or secretary for (Ville- 8tock Hon of ro , william Jasper Talbert. >unty. Miss Ida M. Fishburn vr, u - tion trustees r.nd Professor Shealy knife in his hand, begrn cutting, in- froIn thOHt . | asf yeaI . The flrst ton couuiy. .v,,ss ...a m r isnourn j Now U)nt ROod roads arp an a8 . The rumor that Mr. Talbert will v.is the niiai •.mous choice ot the s „ rtM j f ar | and no longer a promise enter the race for the Senate next The school 1 "gins the session with Dieting three pretty bad wounds. j a ~y"will be known as opening day sion' Wcided' to give*^ up 'the ^pwiai the futur f’ 11 <,0<>s * eem ,ha, lf w< * ? < * r ‘ r haB he *‘ ,r . current In this State ., n( i w ;m doubtless two in the 1-ack and one iu. Mie * , tie known as opening nay. .on iu. im o lo gi\e up t.ie sp«H.ial ^ K ,. t thp lnterest aroused It will for several weeks, hut it is now good prospects anil will noum.e . two in tne nacK ana on* iw^-ene vecon( i ah Agricultural day; third, work she was doing r.t Nashville, in .. ro mnaritivelv easv matter to known that he has made the nosi- surpass i ny previous year in point left side. Mr. Campbell got out of Kiln* ation .l riav fourth \ecro Da-. Li naration for larirer church work P eomparaitvei) easy matter to Known iniu ne nas mane me posi of ,*^»ul irice and the scope of the buggy to separate the combat- ‘' a> ’ rou r,. ’ * NeRro Ua . p ( l . ln , r a R r . ( k ' fo lhv ,K,t, «* r horses. We do Pot five statement, in letters to nls the work done ’’fhe fatuitT^ com. l^s bf.Miis horse becoming .right- ^ r^mTo^Ihe^fimTh^ time < . n d t0 e n ne^ 8 e* y To ’ Want ^ h0 ^ in ,hp ,h ‘ B fr,Pn l d ** ,hat hp hp ,n fhp ^ posed of some of the beet talent ened started to run, and he did not d .,/ s ^ negro emmitotee will iuaH the betterment of the condltlop of \rom all 4 overThe oou’ntV ‘‘Tim ° "krt tIu^’k^h^I obtfli I r«f sMualy has had get to them. -Mr. Padgett then nu-an own program, subject to the ill! the Sunday achooln in the conn. * 1 several years experience, and the as- aged to get off Mr. Nettles who got officers of the association . ty, irrespi'Ctive of denomination sistant teachers are rJl well edu- up and ran. Dr. KsDorn was call- k will he of interest to tliose Miss Fishhurene will begin her ne cated and nearly all have had sev- ed and dressed the wounds. Mr have a little local reputation, or ( '°1. Talbert was chairmap of the whose owners think that they run State Democratic Convention which «>r trot prett> well, to enter them nominated Capt. R. R. Tillman for he iu nd State Clialrmaji LTCFIM OPENS (NTOBEK ». by Dr. H. W. Black, cennty superln. - , vited to be present It is expect, lunate in securing the services of tenrient of education: W. \V. Smoak, Card I r<«i* Prof Shealy, ed that these speakers will draw a Miss Fishburne No more enthusi. a member of the county board of To School Patrons: arowd. Col. E. J. Watson, State astio or,-conscientious worker could education; Hon. Wm. J. Fishburiw, Since beginning my work in the Commissioner of Agriculture has have been secured It has been a member of the bowd of trustees, school here 1 have found . many accepted an invitation to be preset* through Miss Flsiiburne’s tireless Col. \V R Oruher, chairman of things that, in my opinioi*|noeded on Agricultural day. Editor Poe efforts that the work of organizinaa-The Edwin R. Week* the board of trustees, made a strong correcting, and I have been re-ad- of the Progressive Farmer will be the county was undertaken, and, address He mentioned somethiP'g justing as rapidly as I df-oni expedi- one of the speakers on Educational she has given much time and of her of the difficulties under which the ent. That of most concern to par-, jjay, and it will be the pleasure of me&i* without .further recompeuse trustees had labored during the ents, I presume, is the classification the audiences to hear Congressmen i than seeing her work succeed. yaer, and some of the obstacles of pupils. Many* are, or w;«nt to Legare and Lever. i ^ over whi-'h the psesent' must pre. be in grades the work which the>* The following is the program as ! ACCIDENT AT Oil Mill vail. He expressed faith in the are unprepared for. It is highly arranged by the program committee! people .and ir» the future of tta# unfair to both pupils and the good Tue*day^ Nov. 7—Optariav Day. „ - ■» w . . . „ . „ school. He hoped to see a large of school to allow improper gra«J- Col. J as. G. Padgett, 1st Vice Pres- ‘ Vt»f hT.ItT. iti H * ,ld B “ d,y number of country children enrolled ing. In no case should pupils be i iu. • presiding. f ' Grounds open. as this was the county's school. assigned to grades where the work 9:ft0 a Mr. fcrnber wr* followed by Prof- is too difficult or too simple. We 9:30 a m Exhlbi^of Tive Stock !? r .hi 8 medium. I In Show Ring al . alt *' rD o ro ' 0 ” o n Oil ( om- Cjut Saturday Afternmux. Saturday afternoon while waiting Shealy whose address was appro- must try to find the medium. I In Show Ring, priate and forceful. He recounted have found several .eases of pro- 11:00 a. m. Opening Address, by ' r - l \ OKer , nont ' , "S »■ what he conceived to be the requi- motions on condition that some de- Col. W. B. Gruber. Address by Gov. Bn>a quanUtj. of lint that had not sites cf a good school, and outlined ficieucy be made up. The result of Cole L. lilease. Address by Hon n tak< n ,l,, - v Kn< ’ t,on °' Ibe the ? plans he would follow He such procedure is that the deficiency] Ira B. Jones. wuold not promise thr-t there would is sooi- lost sight of. rnd the pupil 12:30 p. m. Free Act on Grounds, be no mistakes made, but he could finds him. or herself embarassed and Midway Opet*. promise that the faculty would do by being weak in some particular 2:30 p. iu. Races Begin their vrr> best. Of course, there branch or branches. As the higher 4:30 p m. Free Act on Grounds , ... would »>.« mistakes made. Or ’y one grades are reached, the complka- Judging Agricultural Products ckerman, who dressed his wounds perfect Man ever llve<l and He was tin inert res. For the good of 5:00 p. m. Grounds Opened lo crucified because he made no mis- nil eonerned, this should be stop- Public; Buildings Closed takes The fr.rulty would be glad to have the patrons visit the eshool not es fault-finders but as those Coen | mu ky Again Ojm*i»* Season. TIm» first lyceum entertainment will be given a4 the school auditor- dato for rB(| waa , n the ium. 'Monday^^® second primary with Copt D C Hey- Iteform fttat* sup«Tin ten- dent of the Penitentiary, aupplanL Ing Col T. J Lipscomb. A few years later he detested for Con gress Col Get* D Tillman, the eld er brothen of 41 R- Tillman Service in Conirrc**, Col. Talbert served in Connre«« until 1902, when he became a candi- ped; and we had as well begin row. A great many parents—not all— n.ai: • the fatal mistake of overeatl- intertsted in the work of the school. Tnatlng the ability of their children. At the conclusion of Professor JlinT ’Is onlj - . na'.iral uri 1 hi- ’ • Shealy’s address, the audience was Clothing to say. But for their ul- dismissed and the pupils requested titnate good, th^y must be deliber- to remain !•»'> order thi t they might ately niettsured by tlie recognized 7:00 p. m. Midway Wt<Im mI«)\ Nov. 8.—Agricultuml G f t |, gin, attempted to throw it up and in doing so had his hr-nd caught and badly cut by the saws of gin He was immediately taken ir* charg by Dr. Mylnor Beach and Dr W B They found his right hand br-ily lacerated, hut think the fingers all' wilt he saved, though one or two of them ill ay be sniff from the The popular and well known enter taimers the Edwin R. Weeks Com pany. will open the course, making the fourth time they have been to Wa-lterboro. each time to a more delighted audience. This entertain ment .will be followed lo Just four weeks by the Bulah-Bucks tloiicert Companj. a well trained and well compeny. The lyceum management for this Day. Pres. J. D. Risher, of County Farmers’ I'nio.i-. presiding 9.00 a. in. Grounds Open. Judg ing Poultry. 9:30 a. m. Exhibit of Live e wounds Cnp< D C Hey ward, who was elected. Since th«t ♦ me Col Talbert has not been r-"tive lr« State poliUee. although he took a prominent part in tta# fight for prohibition In Edgefield County r> few y?nrs am, when the rilepeneary was voted out under tho Brice Law During that campaign Senator Ttll- mp.n supporting the dispensary, and Col Talbert, supporting th« prohihl. h rCZnZ "of llon "'O'*'"-". ■»« In Join.Vlmt. • season will be in the hands or at Edgefield Prof. C. L. Shealy. prlcclpal of the Walterboro High school, and W. W. Smoak. editor of The Press and !on of Talbprt to Standi rd. The same arrangement I . . 1 'c cnier which was so popular last season, am of allowing all pupils of the set" ol whose parents subscribe to a da-uble season ticket, to enter free to a'l entertainments, will again !>*> effective At the proper time Ortein to Run. It Is understood to be the inte»o. t Ii*- race fur the Senate In the primary next year, no matter whr.t other candidates are In the contest This means in simple language that he will run whether '■'VnnL-r TlMtnan Is a randidate or not Thr-t Sena- hc vix'en assignments for beginning t i lu,ol standard, which str-ndard al> Stock 4n Show King I I’.ASEK LYON TO WED. Kuaag* m< nt Anri iu mi d—HK Fi- lu.m cc Miss On itiw'MMl «-f Ma*- >r>r l < . must *‘Oine up to. if you have any Those Seat**« on Stage. ad\*rse criticisms to offer, 1 shall Those occupying seats on the t hn: ■’< you to withhold them until stage were: Chairman W; B. Grulter, >ou st , e the results. Prof C. L. Shealy, Rev P O. S. Cur. ’ (; L. Shealy, tis Rev. Henry Cauthen, Dr. H. * Principal. W. Black. W. P. Fishburr"*, Col. J. Walterboro, Sept. 20, 1911. G. IV.Igett, .T J. I’adgetf. Col Cl. G. Hendeason, W. W. Smoak. loirge Knrollimnt. The enrollment thus for ha* been very gratifying. On the opening day 19fi pupils were enrolled, aid several new names have l>ee* added since. There are a Ihrge number of pupils froni'out of,town in attend ance. which is gratifying to the true tees and faculty. The teachers in charge of the dif ferent grade* are r-x folows: Prof. C. L Shealy, 10th grade; Miss An nie Galloway, 9th grade: Miss l,eo- nie Padgett, 8th grade; Miss Lillian Farmer, 7ih and llth grarifes; Miss Jessie Frr-ser, 3th and 4th grades; Miss ’Agnes Style, 3rd and 2nd grades; Miss Essie Hyrne, advarced 1st and 1st grade; Miss Matthews, musical instructor. Contiugi'iit F«*e. The contingent fee of one dollR.r due now has been paid by about one-half of the pupils. This fee is Payable at once, and Prof Shoaly hopes those who have rot yet paid xill do so at once. K F 11:00 a. m. Addresses. Hon J. Watson, and Hon. Asbury Lever. 13:30 p m. Free Act on Grounds c-;.J Midway Open* This was the first bale of cotton ! Binned on the splei-iid s*‘i of new gins at the Walterboro Cotton Oil Company., and the maiu-gement re- i grets that these gins had to be | christened with Mr. Roger’s blond, i However, no blame attai-hes the company in any way, as aident was due to Mr. Roger's de sire to save tIk* cotton lie saw was wasteing. I'r;;,',r.-srss agvrs. i critical illness in fh« u-ii. n- nt *ni<i since his critical illness in th*» wlt-'er of 1910 thr-t lie has not be* n able to spend much time In xVasliington, but of^rfie ' RCafe, fill of more Jurig- 2:30 p m. Kaues Begin, ing Fa nay Work. 4.36 p m. h'ree Act on Grounds. 5:00 p. ni. Grounds Opened to Public; Buildings Closed. 7.00 p. ni. Midway.. ThurMlay. Xov. li- l»M.V 9:00 a 9:3(L a and Stock to Caul From Mr*. SaiMler*. ten papers of Sunday published the , following announcemerC ’ "Mrs. John Greenwood oKTeiii- ple str«*et. West Newton, announces the engagement of her dr-ughter, Kathleen, to J. Fraser Lyon of Co lumbia.” . ..., ^ Miss Greenwood visited Miss and Midwa.y Opens. Christensen at Beaufort last spring , : P »L Tra* k Meet. I at the same time the attorney - : {0 P. m. Hares B»'gir. Tlie >li**«** du IU4* EnteiiUilM*. One .if the most enjoyable events , haa rer ^ ntly v , 8ite(1 ^^ral s**c. of the season was a delightful,, re- | t j onK tae ception given by Misses Ella and j Miriam du Itois on Friday even ing, Sept. 15th. r-t their hoiipltable liome on Carn Street. _ On arriving each guest was giv en a card on which was as illustrn- , tion representing a city and f-n* Editor. The Press and Standard, ' car( j with program aiid tmii- IXease allow me space in your paper c n attached on which to write the to say a word in regards to r- stale- answer to their illustration as well KilucHtioHal ment made by Rev. Henry Cauthen I a9 g U)8 e of the other guests. ««v- ! Tlllmro movenient wHs relied unon it: the Methedist chiirch, Sunday. , eral young ladles and gentlemen | a „ e|)e of , he H ,r on . < , B , m. Ground* Open s ‘»'^ 3. ** which he took occasion we re fortunate (or hrllliantl j ers <)f thf , Refo; . n) f } . r tlo . and he’ ni. Exhibit of' l^ivo to state that he had never received enough te guess the meaning of ievidont | v | fltonds u , K|f .„ Stock and Judging same. (All Live u " invitation to conduct the funer- nil the illustrr-tlons, and after-cut- ample of his style next summer be. eligible to Premiums l'* '‘frvlces for my child, rnd that -ting for the prize it was found that arainxi ,.n corner < living in town., 1 do not see how one. The prize was a two pouixd ^ * ** Senater 3 LI lie cot: <1 have been ignorant of box of Huyler’s. Delicious refresh- j our havir<g lived here, for nTy aunt, met its were dispensed by Misses Ai>- Id”* Roger’ was askt'd on his own ni© von Lehe anil Leila du Bois ] piazza, ii* his presence, how my who wore dainty lingerie dresses ' Kfate, and Is hope. comptei- rer’ovfrv that will enable him to give attention to his Set. .'orlal duties Whether ho will be able to take the stump next summer cann t, of course, now be forecasted, but his strongest friends assort that he can he re-elected with out making a speech H**t Klunip 8|*r©-lie<. Go! Talbert in the hot days of flu* sachiisctts. All South'Carolina is interested 1 the annonneemetthat the bachel or attorney* general of the 8tr-te. rendere^ r *o Dan tHip^d^tnd 'iiT^o'lie » u *t hr-ve bwh shown in ring'two | l i e i did 1 not i e _ v ! n k I ,, ° 1 w we Mr7 James H'>gers was the lucky come a benedict this winter Bos days I lb/5t* a. ni. Parade of School hildren, followed by addresses by larence E. I'oe Editor The Pro gressive Farmer and Hon Geq S Legare. 12:00„in. Tournament. 12:30 p. m. Free Act on Ground* man was 64 on August 1 last she stated that 'it at i* to have a happy climax in the near future. ha by w as and was still ill. 1 did not expect Mr Cauthen to minister to me or mine, for my aunt, Mrs. Roger, whose niece had everyone present, been ill as tlie result of an opera The decor.:*ioiu> of the evening were white an*! green. Many ei.joy- able games were played, and the affi-lr wAs voted- a 1 huge success by W? M, U. Mctdlng. The Woman’s Missionary Union held their Annual meeting with the Doctors Creek church yesterday Your correspondent i.*ver witnessed a better organized meeting The several com mittee* did their work Those present were: Misses Cl- P " ,P J pn ‘! y ^* nd t»»« ■csslon waa chkr. Free Act on Grounds, ,ion . had nt ’ v, ' r received any minis, mer Fishburne. Essie Hyrne, Rath. and ^ ,8 nte,18e earnestness “ ' *’ * " ”, Mattie Vance von The societies were all represented 2:3ft p general * as ,,is ‘‘ a S:30 p m Grounds T*aened to* trat,ona fro1 ' 1 him, so she saw an- arine Howell, Senator . * , . . Public; Buildings Closed * other minister it- town and asked Lehe, Eunice Glover. Kate " ood-j ,'‘ M ”' M M u< there that the romance began which „ C; Buildings losed. thr . t he come and wlth U8 whlch ward, of Barnwell; Arline Trice of „ th ^ add ^- M" he,.did in a beautiful manner Lexington, N. C; Ray Jones. Nel- I,'.’’ vice Preeid ent, preeided. 1 'am sorry the report got out Me McTeer. and Agnes Beyle. Me*, jof the work kept 7;0ft p. m. Midway. Friday, N'»»v. 11>—Negro Day. (Program to be announced i.at«T)' \\. F. M. Society Eb-et Ofi|eer* The Woman's Foreign Missloc- t*r.»-pocjely met Tties<lay afternoon, and after lu enjoyable meeting, at "• h.ch plans fer future work were mapped out, the following officers were elecied. President—Mrs G. C. Brown. 1st Vice President—Mrs. Jno. Clover. , 2nd Vice President—Mrs, Henry Cc-uthen. Recording Secretary—Mrs W E. Jones Mrs. C. W. Butler and grandson. Paschol Felder, have returned from a pleasant visit to her dr-ughter, Mrs C. Miller «^ burf. following correction A (’rwrectJoiij Islandtot-, Sept. 8.—-The that he had refused fo come to us ars. C. Grcisden Padgett Christoph , hueiness well in hr-nd. The last ar he had not been asked to do so. von la?lie. Marshall Gruber. Ander- ;, arH J' Ppor, 1 rro "‘ ,hp organlza If duty does not carry a pastor son Marvin, Henderson. Fraser Lew- “ showed active diligence in the Press where sickness and death are, I i». Fripp James Rogers; Harley of Spartam r.n.l Standard. Please publish the don’t, think anything elbe will , The pledge of Mrs. Burrell Builders Hyrne, Henry Glover Joel ('adgeH iw.ss Mayreid McTeer of Jasper. J'. ftft credited to J.'F. Polk should 'Walftrboro Sept 14 1 a 11 a*, r. charming and accomplished have been credited to J. T Polk ’ ’ - ' Fl_„ . _ . Jl l. . young lady of the I>and of Flowers, f. B Polk pledged $5.00 whh h was is isiting the Misses McTeer. mitoted from the subscription list. Mrs. J. C. Brad well, of Charleston and brother, Charley Henderson, vis Red relatives in Walterboro Sunday. Miss Florence Black left yesterday for Hartsville where she will attend (loker ollege. Misses i Inter Fishburne and Edith J. Rice Godleyi,. Sec. and Treas. Colleton County 8. S. Asso. Haying Cotton in Wnltrrbono. Letter From Ib-v. C'rav«*n St Mr. Editor: We closed Godfrey 1 work in which they a.re engag. n ed. ’■—* C. L. Shealey, and Edgar 1*'Jones'. ^ Oontributlons from the State or- w*' ' ganlzation in round numbers foot***! Mr. E. E. Driggers is visitieg his “P nearly $40,000. The next quar- parents, Mr. rod Mrs. Andrew Drig-, terly meeting w ii^ be with the gers near here. He was accompan. Bethlehem church, and the annual led by his aunt, Mrs. \v r . Him. ,»i meeting with the Black Creek a very Drigcrs will return to Georgia in church. On Wednesday the sermon successful meeting at Redons Itap- a few days, where he is engaged in list church Friday before sec- work with the At ©nd Sunday Jo this month. Railwr-y Company Rev. J. D. Moore of Columbia was The September ' meeting of The to the union was preached by Rev Mr. Funderburk. Visitor There seems to be no scarcity of w Hh me during the meeting, rnd King’s Daughters &nd Sons, will be, Car-espon !:•(• Secret-.rv -Mr». C, Fr'aWr left Tuesday* morning for buyers for the Walterboro cotton a »*l«ted with great power of the held at the Baptist church’on Mon-! B J ,r b<«^Hon ,n of n BregM!'tt waa Winthrop to resume their studies market this y*ear. and It is safe Koapel. which was the means of .^day afternoon at 5.3U o’clock. In town Thursday* having come Mis« narrie Fravsee of Hendenoila 1° Ba y that the highest market price °f leading eight young peopld* to Miss Ma-y Price left jiesterday for place an order with Savare’a aaw will be paid. Among the buyers Riye their to tho Lcrd Jesus. Coker College where she will at-i mill for lumber with which tn A Graves Treasurer— H.’f matt. Ri'I(.::.*k Ac*e» Agent for Missionary Voice—Miss town a8 the guest of the ville is spending some time in Essie Loper. Elliott McTeer ‘wa* here yesterday Mi'Teer. Born- lumber with which to re- Fripp. who represents Horwlch A people ciholng to Christ. We feel , Mr*. H^W.'wiT^m,, and little thfolr^do^'in Mieses who will t>^ located here is E. A. How subliive it is (o see young tend school this year 4 people cirtolng to Christ. We feel j Mrs. H. W.- Wimi..„», to Mr. and Mrs. James Co : exporters of BaTasnah. Mr. ibAt^the^church has been much ro-j cblldren, Katbarioe aud Eugene are Hof bor parents; Mr and Mrs H du Bola. i of HeadersobviUc. Lemacks Tueeday morning, Sept. Fripp will hare tala headquartew at * “A* 1 “frengthened. j visiting her parents; Mr and Mrs H t>. Agtrl. w _ > —1- H. 8, Glover’s ntore. 1 .. .. J. M. Crarta. M \^. ~ Mr. Donaldson also states that the Catholic chapel on Youm'a Island irUl be rebuUt at one*. - .