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OeC. 1«, Not. 10. 1»11.
Soil A.—Klftaly distlQKoUhed.
and* I. William Smoak.
Ond* I AdTaocod. Cotasworth
Ond* II.
Ond* HI.
KoCW'
Ond* VI.
Orad* IX
Norton Jacob*.
L*anla Browc, Annie
DeMfltt* Jacob* .
Isabel Smith.
Roll B.—distinguished, (90-99).
Orad* I. Richard Black, Clifton
Buchanan, Kenneth Saundera, Kir-
mit Seigler, Fannie Mr.9 Beach.
Lisle Blocker, Birdie Halford.
Gnde I Advanced., Charles Bak
er, kfarion. Johnaon, Charles Peu-
rifoy, Veri>Jlle B-each, Rlhel Padg
ett, Ulllwi Price.
Grade II. Larry Clough, Audrey
Jones, Keba Hlers, Julia McTeer,
Mary Smith, Victoria Warren.
Grade III. Carroll Brown, Louise
Glover, Alvalee Scunders.
Grade IV. Thomas Baker, rfcba
du Hols, May Patterson.
Grade V. Emaline Pcurifoy.
Grade VT. Mr.rle d^Treville.
Grade 111. Max Jacobs.
Grade VIII.
Fraser. .
(irade IX, Martha Baker
Me*, Oay Arant, Ell* May Cros
by Bth*l Fender.
Ond* VI. Andnw Clough, Har
ry Kaight, Karl* Griffin
Ond* VII. OH*ur Fraaer, Max
Jacob*, Fickling Price Pearf Grace,
Elisabeth Wichman.
Ond* VIII. D*wey Padgett, Ed-
Uh Fraser, Chase Black, Mary Padg
ett.
Grade IX. Martha Baker. Leila
du Bole.
Onde X. Amelia Fraser, Beulah
Hiott, Eva Hlott, Atalte Moore. Ma
bel Wichmau
The above report should be at
least, a morsel of food for thought
for parents whose children are In
our school. Out of a total enroll
ment of 1>, only seven pupils did
top-notch work last month. If your
child's name is not on roll A, wh}
not? Perhaps he isn’t getting
enough help and Encouragement at
homo? Give a little more time
this month, and don't be satisfied
with getting him away from homo
each morning. That is n *cess:try.
of course; but let him go away
properly prepared. If this propara-
j lion is cf./efully supervistd at home
school work e asts to be a drudg
ery, atvl, at once," becomes a pleas
ure. And herein is !• sttp in the
Ftliel Francis Edith success of men, as wall as children.
i Thorough preparation for tne work
in hand. if this is lacking, only
dogged determination wins—and
:•!I children do not possess this ele-
meut cf character. It ts^ usually,
an attribute of mure mature eears.
A large number of pupils were
_ The aam«e of pupils of th« Cot- .
UgbTlllo High school who w*r* pU(«
•4 ou th* roll of honor for the'
first mouth of school sttslntng an I
average of 90 or mor* ar* aa fol
lows: .
9th grade. Inet Ackerman. Pearl
Ackerman, Rebecca Dsndrldge, Ka- 1
ch*l Reeves Harold Smith.
Sth grade. Alef Duraf .
7th grade. Allen Reeves, Travis |
Whittker. »,
r «th grade. Winnie Ackermrn, Ow
ens Ackerman. Gussie Lurant, Ap- j
nle Pierce.
6th grrde. Mabel Ackerman, Cal
vin Reeves. Clarence Durai-t, Har
ry Free.
4th grade. Helen Fierce, Mar
vin Smith, Carrie Lou Willis.
Srd gru^le. I’r’tie Addison, Bes
sie Isgett, Nora Lee Bishop, Bes
sie Mae Ackerman, Creighton
Biownlee,
2nd. grade. Ksdorn Hill.
1st and advanced 1st. Pan Jor-
duu, Lee IMerce, Neil Ackerman. .
Thco 1; o.s, Kulph Gri ll ti, I'i r<
Griffith, Ina May Griffi h, Lanier
Free.
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Vic* Pr**ld*ut B. F. K*ll*r of tho
South Carolina 8tat* Parm«ra Un
ion will be at th* following plac**
to meet with 'th* different locals.
Business of Importance to be trana-
acted:
Reevesvllle, Nov. 20. 10 a. m.
bt. Georgts Church, Nov. 20, 3
p. m. s x
Grover, Nov, 20, M p. m. m
Bandrldge, Nov. 21, 10 a. m.
Dorchester, Nov. 21, 3 p. m
Ridgevllle, Nov. 22, 10 a. m.
Beech Hill, Nov. 22, 3 p. m.
Harleyvllle, Nov. 23, 4 p. m.
Dut^an the pel, Nov. * p. m.
St. George, Nov. 24, 11 a. m.
A full attendance is earnestly re-
q«tst»d ;id cn the last day, Nov.
24, many nuinb* rs as possible,
from the ccumy at lurj;o are r -
que t< d to mei t at the . court
houri Willi St. George local.
\ C. P. Moon r.
I ouniy Sec.itary.
Leila
du'Bois.
Grade X. Katherine deTreville.
Deportment (HO).
Grade III. Lennis Brown, Annie
Koger.
Grade IV. Edith Black. Margar-: 1 the t4tebdance loll last
et McTeer. May Patterson
uioitih on acccoui*. of tardies Par-
Grade V.V Eugene Black. Chaplin can iu |' le sc * 10 °l
Davis, Ludlow Frc.3er, LeRoy Hal- k “F8 os close to Standard time
ford. MoLaurln Johnson. Alister a , s is necessi ry 'And bear in mind
Witsell. Annie Belle Crcsby. Ethel i * hat ‘' a '“ i bt * K««dcd b y every
Fender, Lucile Hoats Mai^l Turn-, foliar-watch in town. If ydu hav-
blestom cot standard time, allowr a good
Grade VI. DeWitte Jacobs. May ' iu favor of the school time.
McTeer • 11 lB Perhaps worth while to
Grade til. Max Jacobs. Ua" Btat ® b ' r<1 that atteidance on
. Nov. 8 caused <^wr school to lose
VIII. Lucile Beach, Edith Fra- J offered by the coun-
ser, Orville Jones, Mary. Padgett. | aoso< l.-tion It was due to
Grade X. Clara Anderson, Amel- ,ac,t of work and preparation on
ia Fraaer, Beulah Hlott. Eva Hiott ,h <* P art ° u f tl “' l< '" rh t trh - aose, '-
Atalie Moore. Mabel Wichman that particular day caused
ACwlance (ICO). ^ whole schcol to lore. None of
Grr.de I. Joe Avant. Randolph teachers are posing as magic-
Some Fair AdcViuM .
As was to b* expected, there hav
develcHd several «irors iu t :
! premium list as puMLhtd las
week.
, The secretary of the
1 is glad to make any
where error- has bt«n
called to his attention. #
Attention is railed to
ing:
| The second premium
avant, Rfchard4Ut "k. Klrmit Selg-
ler, W'lliiam Smoak.
Grade I. Advanced. Charles Ba
ker, Coteswcrth F|shfcurne v Fron-
uie Bailey, Liilian Price. Irelane
Scunders.
Grade II. lairry Clough. Reba
Hiers.
Grade III. DeLlsle Black. Bern
ard Gahagr.Ji, Lillie May Bailey, An
nie Koger, Alvalee Saui-ders.
Grade IV. Stephen Ackerman,
Thomr* Baker. Clyde Clough, Guy
Clough, Lindsey Koger, Price Padg
eft, Homer Saunders, Nettie lioe
Bailey, Reba DuBois, Ethel Frlpp,
Mildred Grace.
Grade V. Eugene Black. Chap
lin Davis, LoKoy HaJford, Aubrey
ians; but we can more nearly: ap-
prosch the woi.*J*r-workltig stage
if we have the loyal support of
every patron
Let your children know, early
in Ttfe, that it is far better to
stand in u pitv-e of honor Than in
the hall of a palace which Is
bought and sold for e. few pieces
of silver.,, »
> v C. L. Bhealy,
* Principal
associatio. •
corrections
made, it
the follow-
for best
mr.'ched team of buggy horses was
won by laham Padgett, Ruffin.
Through error this was credited to
J. A. Padgett. Lodge, who got a red
ribbon 01: his single buggy hors-*,
shut he did not enter a matched
team.
Mrs. G. W. Folk, of Khrhardt,
Route 2. won a first premium on
a glass of apple* jelly, which by er-
r< r was credited to Mrs T. W.
Hughes.
Second premium on crocheted
hrndbag was won by Mrs. M. L.
Rivers, Wxlterboro. 1 his was
omitted fre in the published list.
Mrs. S. K Copeland exhibited
sweet pickled watermelon rlr-d,
which won first premium, but cred
it for which was given to W. C.
Brant, through error.
'L. t a mu I Nc.vi s.
Ml. tarniel, Nov. 20. — Special
.Mai of our i. cple attonai d. the
t ot ; .v r.ur wLi -a tiny report as
bcii g 1 • h uceess.
l ne n.lks are giii \iiij‘-; t iiiu- in
our tt 1 ti<n iu»w.
Rev W. i>. Patrick preache-d a
very yrood scrmcn j- ivlt. t .'ai i
the s<(oii(i Sunday. He is fiuisii-
Life In - yeir witli us, but we hope
for ids :«turn 10 this work.
Mrs. A ^ lieacU*»t»f Su-vannnh.
is viriting relatives In our neigh
borhood
Capt. G. W. Way attended tho
Baptist t-unday school con vent WTi
in Walterboro.
Miss Claudie Beech, of our sec-,
tion. is attentiliig school In Walter
boro
Mrs. Shellle Warren and family
of lit I Is. visited her mother, Mrs.
Elizabt tli Lindt r, the second Sun
day
A B Padgett visited c«ear Round
Sunday-
Air i nd Mrs. E. (!. Beach visited
the latter’s brothtr, J. 11. Blocker,
of Round last week.
The H.W. Cohen Store
'The Store That Makes Good.”.
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Trespass Notice.
No hunting or shooting is allow
ed on my lands.
P W Hughes.
Stokes, S. C.
l-8-4t.
A t’-nrecUttn.
Reftrrirg to an article in last
-Weeks paper iu reft rente to the
unfortunate disturlance whkli oc
curred the Wednesday night pre
vious in front of the Cash Mercan
tile company’s store, in which M
G. Gruber was struck with a pair <f
bn.es krucks and cut with a knife
Hei.t/y Glover desires it s ated that
he did not use either knife or pair
of knurks in> his encounter with
Mr. Gruber. He states that he
docs not know who used the knucks
or the knife.
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We will sell at the mercy of the. people, to the
highest bidder, regardless of price, 40 choice building
lots in the flourishing little town of '
s.c.
' Mr. A«Miiih Ordained.
An impneslve *nd interetsing
■ervic^waH lx Id at Pleasant Grove
B&ptist church on Sunday afternoon
in the presence of a large congrega-
tloi-. Rev. Benjamin L. Adi ms
was ordi-ined to the Gospel Minis
try.. '1 he Preshyteiy w.i« composed,
of Rev J M. Craven, the pastor
of the chunh, and Rev. F. O. S.
Curtin. I be last named preached
the sermon, ami Craven madn
tht> prayer, then the laying on
hands by the Presbytery. The
beneciition was perform* d by the
canuidate. Rev. Adame has been
cc-iled to the pastoral charge of
two church*s in Dorchqstcr county,
S. C\. He is the son-in-law of our
eelewiiud fellow citizen*. Mr. Joty-
eph l^mgilttle. May suvi’ess attend
his ministry and his life bo exceed
ingly useful. ‘ '
Remember when you are
ready to bay First Class
Dependable Clothing, Shoes,
Hats, and other Furnishings
for Man or Boy-The kind
>7
that costs just a little more
atiirst-But really cheaper
in the end.
The H.W. Cohen Store
“The Store That Makes Good.”
<WA*CE FOR PRESS
AND STANDARD RKADEICS
CYwpon Wert 11 2.V if IfixMnrt**! at
Kli« li** )ilV|; St* re.
In order to t<st the '1 ho Press
r*::d Standard’s gnat circulation a: 1
its superior advertising value, we
have made arrmguuei<» with Juo.
M. Klien the popular druggist to
off* r one of his best selling medi-
e.nes at half ptice to anyone wlio
will cut out the 1'tillowing coupon
Mid present it at bis store:
(jmipon.
Tills entitles the hoM< r to one
60c package of Dr. Howard’s spe
ed! ic for the cure of crCJattipatton
.•••id dyspi psia at half price 26c. He
will repn.d the money to anyono
di.ssutistUd. Jno. .\i* Kiien.
I’VVCivty-flV ClentH,
if you camioc mil at his store,
cut out the tct.p.n and tr.i-il it wi n
JoiCcl'.s, ai:u ti .<0 cent box of the
.->•*title will l* sint you by mail,
charges paid. I o not put it *ff.
’One today is worth two tomor
rows.”
NOTH K.
-Toy Land Opens at
TAYLOR’S
THUKSDAY
10:30 A.M. ,
A Bag of Gold and Silver and one Lot Giyen Away FREE.
MUSIC BY EXCELLENT BAND
* TERMS EASY
COME ONE, COME ALL-RAIN OR SHINE.
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GREENSBORO,
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NORTH CAROLINA
Siate of Sou'h (' •‘rolinn,
Couutyoof Colleton.
RECKIVERd SALE
in Re H. M. Woods,
Plc-intiff,
a girt net
Peoples Bargain House,
4iefc*ndai'*t.
Under and Ly virtue of an order
of the Houarable S. W. G. Shipp,
Circuit Judge, 1 will ol*or for »:* e
at Moselle, S. C., on thr 2t*J day
of December, 1911, during the le
gal hours of sale the stock of Geu-
eri.l Merchandise tho property of
the People a Bargain House, to wit:
Furniture, shoes, atom fixtures,
hats, medicine, tobacco, dry goods,
hardware, tinware, cigt-rs, etc.
Said property to be sold for the
benefit of the creditors of the
Peoples Bargain House,
lerms of sale cash.
J. G. Murdaugh,
Receiver.
Thanksgiving at I>T*. tYrek.
The Young Peoples Union of Drs.
Creek church have decided to have
a Thanksgiving service at this
church on Tziursuay, Nov. 30tb
which is Notional Thanksgiving day.
The exercises will begin* at 11
o'clock, and in addition to a special
music*) program, there will be sev
eral speakers of note. The public I*
invited to he present. Dinner will
be served ou the grounds.
. W e are installing the largest and most complete line of
Xmas toys and Xmas <jocds evL'rbruncht to Colleton conn-
ty. Ot-r ( ntire up*stairs is devoted to this line and we are
having it fitted tip to be a real 5.TN I A C l..\l S 1ILAH-
QUART4iRS.
W <3
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We Open December First.
The extensive preparations we art* making will be com
plete and our immense stock will be displayed for th«* first
time on the first day of December.
Do Your Xmas Shopping Early.
Not only will you be doing us a favor not to delay mak
ing your Xmas purchases, but you will lavor yourself. Do
not wait ’till the choice of the goods has been sold.
We Invite Everyone to Visit Toy Land
Between December ist and Xmas we would like to
have every mother and child in Colleton county visit our
' <v
store. You will find a cordial welcome.
Remember we Have the Only Ladies*
Rest Room in Walterboro.
A. P. SrnPh" the able and popul
ar correppondent for.Tho Pretm and
tftandurd^ Smor.ks, was in town
Tuesday, nftd came to see us. Mr.
.Smith is ipoken of as a raudidatb
for the legislature.
TAYLOR’S
Tr» r j i.* h Nieice.
AT perivi « arc f .rLidder* to hunt!
flth or trf pcss upon any oi thoa* i
li nds pur* bused by me as attorne/
from B G. Price of date 9th Oct. [
1911. S«4d pliintatlon known as
the UahaKuti-Aflirpoo plantation.
J. G. Padgett,
Waherboro’s Popular Store.
' W. J. TAYLOR, Proprietor,
witvioro, s. q. Nof^rbu. SANTA CLAUS’- HEADQUARTERS