The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, February 21, 1912, Image 1
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TP HATE UG9T PLANT
SOON TO RE
BY BLBCTIUCrDY.
OmnL APPOINTS OOMMim
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of IWm To Be Made
, At Oace aad Kathnatea Secur
ed for Towm Plaat.
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That one of the Kreatest needs
Walterboro has— an eie-nric !ight-
plant—will become a reality in the
near future, there la no doubt m
the minds of those who are inform
ed as to the situation. A pier-
Is on foot which is not only prac
ticable tut feasible. Electric lights
for Walterboro, therefore, are in
the range of possibility in the
near fature.
The suggestion of The Press and
Standard seems to have found
favor In town generally and espec
ially With the Town Council. That
plam ie to purchase soother en
gine to be installed in the pump
ing house, which combined with
the engine already there, will give
•nfflclent power to generate elec
tricity, not only for lighting the
streets but the business houses
aad residences.
At the Council meeting held Fri
day aighi. the suggestion of the
appointment of s committee to Ir-
▼eatigate the possibility and cost of
h plant for lighting the town met
arith a reedy response and the fol
lowing members of Council were
appointed: J. M. Moorer, D. B.
Black ard E. D. Lemacks. This
committee has taken up the mat
ter with Supt. J. N. Lay, of Char
leston, who has charge of this
territory for the InternatloncJ Har
vester Co., in the sale of gasoline
engires. His proposition is to send
an expert here to investigate the
cost of lighting plant,, making a
blue print of the town, nhowir»3:
the location of arc lights etc.
Col. J. O. PMgett. M. P. How
ell. Esq., and W. W. Snioak were
HIGHWAY COMMK8IONKR.
CM. J. W. mu
gsttow to
Col. J. W. Hill |a now Highway
Commissioner for Colleton county,
having been recommended by the
delegation and appointed by Oov.
Blease, his appointment being con
firmed by the State Senate. The
salary of this highway Commissior-
er, under the new road law, will
be $100 per annntn, the term of
office beginning April 1, 1912 and
continuing for four years. The
Commisaioi>?r will be under a
000 bond, and will perform the
duties formerly intrusted to the
county supervisor.
Colleton county has a new road
law, following in the main of the
suggestions contained in The Press
and Stardard. the only difference
being that the Highway Commission
er or Supervisor Is appointed upon
the recommendation of the'delega
tion instead of being elected by the
people.
Under this new law each town
ship will have one township com
missioner to be elected at the pri
mary In August, to serve two years,
the salary being two dollars per dey
for actual services rendered, rot to
exceed fifty dollars in any one
year. These township commission
ers will perform duties of road ov
erseer for their respective town-
After the liveliest interest
many heart throbs, ft flnnelly
veloped that Mias Claudia
bed won the third bonna of
thousand votes. TSita is Mies
Beach’s accord bonus, and It took
some hard fighting to get it. She
is still Mias Funderburk's nearest
competitor, with, however, little
Misses Audrey Simona and Lu-
clle Olover a close third / and
fourth.
As will be seen from cow on.
IBS (UHHA JEMaVK A •
OF TEN THOUSAND
h contestant will have to do her
utmost, and the race trill be. not
to the swift, but to the euro and
earnest worker. Let ao one be
discouraged. Each dollar mdaea a
thousand votes, aad surely among
our three thousand subscribers, to
say nothing of those who are go-
iu» to subscribe, there should be
enough dollars to yield each hustl
ing contestant a rich harvest. Re
member the old Scotch saying that
"Many a Mickle makes a Mickle.”
.. .. 80.450
72,420
71,250
.. .. 40,620
. . .. 20,020
.. .. 18.100
.... 17,400
12,460
ships, and will attend rll board .
meetings and approve claims again!t
the county.
This act further provides for a
clerk who is to receive $300 salary,
who is to reside In Wrlterboro, and
have the Supervisor’s office open
every day In the year. Th's clerk
will pren»re an Itemix^d statement
of all claims made end approved,
reporting these on the second day
of each term o f court- to the pre
siding Judge who will t»r*-
over to the grand Jury,.for Inspect
ion.
The chain gang is to work In |
each township its proportionate time
Expenses for the chali- irnng will h-' I
horn by the township In v’blch i*
*e wonV-'r**-, an'i v 111 be ea'd out of
the regulsr fends
road work »n that tovn«bln
It will thus he seen tb'“ ♦**'
new law. which eoes |n‘o effect th“
first day of April. 1912. does cwm-j
CONTESTANTS AND THEIR STANDING.
Miss Claudia Funderburk. Walterboro
Miaa Claudia Beach, Walterboro. H jute 3
•Miss Audrey Simmona. Istandton.
Mlsa Luclle Olover, Ritter
Mrs. Daniel Nettles Ruffin, Route 1
Miss Kate Preacher, Ruffin, Route 2
Miss Emmie Crosby, Round, Route 3
Miss Claudia Cumminga, Walterboro Koute 5
Miss Viola Sandera, Fectig, 10,510
Mlsa Sula Pellum, Walterboro, Route 5 10,190
M|sa Pet Renta, Islandton 9030
Miaa Ida Williams, Williams, 9660
Miss Emily Blocker, White Hall, Route 1 $140
Mrs. Sallie Weeks Beach, Round, 5840
Miaa Annie Yarn, lalandton 5500
Mra. Jennie Beach Padgett, Walterboro Route 3 4700
4220
Mrs. Effle Beach, Stokes 3480
Mr. W. C. Patrick, Jr., bmoaks t. .. 3000
■—«
with tb" ♦hreo Highwrv Comnilssinn
present at the Council meeting and i a nn(1 .
spoke in fnvor of the town s pn j ,. v ', hfMn i n ,i, e hands of a cent ml
ter 4 !-? the plan. Council were not v h,. v ni - ‘
It always a source of plOMara
to ehrocicle advances made la any
bastaeea iastitatloa la Walterboro
or Colletoa county. No progress
oo wsll for aay community
Notice to Subscribers!
only uneniP’ous In Its approval but
very enthusiastic.
1/ ilg'* High Nol-.ful Notes.
Ixidre. Feb. 16.- 1 —Special ■ Th«
Lod'ge Hlrb. School gave an interest
ing ertertr-’nn'ent at t* e H ; Th
ftchec' auditorium Friday nieht.
cors'st nr of several interesting
plays rrd a large crowd wr » pr
ent who seepied to enjoy the oc-j i^sc,
H the n«'rfr«-*"nnre of 1’| r '> duties
;,y fijp v,nop!p ( or'rn'ss'oners.
SkctlMh « f C-1. H I’
Col. J W. Fill, the n*w’y op
—'-ted Hlcbwr for - v>i'Honor f^r I
rollf , '-n crurty, has hem-. nine-» nr |
’-'■j \br oohlic '■ye for thirty ,
vram. b'® frit pnl'Mc s rvi"e bejm-|
in th“ S:nte legislature where he i
scrvrd two tertvs. from 'Vgy *o ■
^ (n 1*9 8 he was elect
c.t c, on very much.
The music class of the
High school gave an Inter ‘-ting r
cite! Friday evoning last, Feh 9th.
which was carried out exceedingly
well.
We have just recently eomn!e»‘'d
the belfry on the High school build-
irg. and it is appreciated by every
cne
!-d to the MoiiFe. th’s time servlnc
Lodve tern'-, nrtll 190A In 19'n
1
H. A. Cummings, who some time
ggo purchased the residence of Mr.
J. J. Thompson at this place, has
br »••>« elec’^d Renresentative. serv- j
i-e fn)m 1910 unt'l the present .
time.
He was d!«t*en*er at \V; .’terhoro |
under the Stat- dispensary from
1904 *o 1808 has been a mem
ber of the State executive commit- ;
tee for a number of yec-r
Col. Hill 's 64 years old, and |s f
peonle of ,
TO OCR SI BHCRIBERH AND FRIENDS: It is owr
put^M.se to place THE PRESS AND STANDARD oti a rash
m sUiAtmc tuets, and to this rad we egjiect to discoatbiue
M-rdirg the |>a|ter to any swtnwu.lrr w|i*se subacrlptiow is
m l pi.UI in i.uvance. This step is not heiag takm artdtrsri-
ij. Ilc it is a husim-as necessity. We are sure our suliscrih-
< t>. wli«-m. we beUcve, ai«* als«i our fttrixls. «1ll r»»t object
to this charge in our methods of |>ayment for the paper.
<• • •.i i yiar i<« a smull amount, and anyone who real-
l> v.'.'s to read Uie County patar will not ohjict to paying
it it t! c t(Kiri>rg of’ tlie >«ar instead of at the end.
The price on all materilal aid lator going to nuke up
a m\.fpaper, is atiout «i; bhie what it was when we assumed
< ;.I i yc ii ills j a|M-r five years ago, and in older to keep
fivtn ruisirg the subacriptton pihe it is ueccssaiv that
• ■vf-rjoiM* pi.y, foil the |m|:er he gets, and candor cotupels the
str.Uutt i t tl.at^uuder our iir.ysi ul rule, there are many wlio
«i<. r,->t pay U r it ct all. We just simply eannot afford to
loo this amount, and o -o we are goirg to adopt the above
uie. 71.i* will not be Aone, however, without due notice,
erd ample lime for every subscriber to "tiKT ItKiHT’’. \V«-
have tcneluded to let tliis rule go ir<o effet't at the close
of (Im vitirg contest tw aio now running, that is. March
id. 1(112. So. friend subscriber, won't you please h*»k at the
la hie an j« ur |vt|K r an se«* when >iur sitharri|>tlon expires
ai d s« nd us the amount due at once, in the meanwhile v«>t-
ii g ft r some candidate in the voting contest?
Our every effort is to get out a I tetter pajar. ami In
this we l.elit-ve we are sueondli11 u wish the |Mi|»cr im-
ftroxed as much as i\t* do, and we are sure you will join
with is in vii efft it to improve it in any way.
Respectfully yours, w
W. W. SMOAK, Editor.
of Its buaklag inatituttona. Tkoao
give a stability and aaearlty to
tho huataea Ufa not pomibla la any
other line of endeavor. Any olty,
towa or eeetloa la Judged la the
outside world by Its baaking lastltu
tlone. Walterboro la specially fav
ored Its this resp4€t. She haa
three very strong banka, all of
which are active in promoting the
business interests of the town and
county.
Ot-s of these, the Farmers and
Merchants Bank hs« Just added to
its directorate the names of two
business men whose connection with
It add to Ita position of strength
rrd Importance In the community.
Negotiations have just been con
cluded by which B. 0. Price and I,
M. Flshburne he.ve been chosen
members of the board of directors.
Mr. Price Is well, known In tho
county, having been editor and pro
prietor of The Press and Standard
for many years In the Infancy of
the life of this newspaper. He has
by his economy and thrift takon
his place as one of the strong finan
cial cttlaens of the county. Mr
Flshburne. thongh quite n young
man. posesses marked bualneaa
ability, and as cashier of tho bank
for the pest two years, has had
much to do with the success of tho
institution. The other members of
the bored ere: R. H. Wlchman,
C. D. May and A. H. Wlctunan.
la the neer future, about May
1st, the Fr-rmers and Merchants
Bank will remove to Its new bank
ing onarters on the corner of Main
and Water streets. This banking
building will be one of the most
modern and elegantly equipped in
the State. Every corwenlence for
taking car* of )ts increasing bnaf-
ness and for the safety of funds
entrusted to It. will be provided
The future of this Institution car*
but be a continued success..
RKFVHKS NEW TRIAL.
(>»wnri! Refw***-* For New
Triel In HMnd Tiger teases.
Col. J. O. Padgett, repreaeriing
hUud fleers recently convicted be
fore Mayor Ackerman, r.npeared be
fore Council Friday night to ask
for a n-w trial fer Ms clients,.
The mot|or> was overruled by Coun
cil to whom the Mayor referred ac
tion |n the matter. An apper.t will
he taken to the Court of General
Sessions.
OMSIKKS ArmnuiiM Ml
well thought of by the
, the county at large, especially in
remodeled It. »rd moved to town. his home community, where he Is
Wc r-re glad to welcome Mr. Cum-| ono of j tj , ^opt successful farmers f^clwxds
nings arl h s family to our town. an( j huslnes men.
Mr. Iceland A. Hiers. of this place
has Just returned from Charleston
CONSOLIDATION 11 *A X X ED.
II.
in Uells, District No.
Thying to <4et Together.
jvtvi.'S'uaKii uitv % KING IN STORE A Ine ® t * n 8 wa ® h * ,d yesterday »<
<N)N1*ESSKD BREAKING 1> wrxMiBt HudftoI .. g M11 , by tbe p r . trong
where ^e spent a few drys to un
dergo treatment for Ms eves.
Mr. Paul Smith, of Athens. Ga..
is v * s t'nr her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
fj. W. Lrooson. of this place.
AV C. Brant, of Sniders, a prom-
on? lolTa’few in ’’^ro Who broke Into the store ‘^en^'the''meetitg
Deny gmosk. of Varcville. is of M. Fox ’If*? . pr( , rt 0 f"order by J D. Hud
Van Ik. Rids. MTio Hr**k»* Into
Store nt IxKigc, In Jnil.
Monday Van D. RFls was com-
nHtt^d to Jail hero M- consiible
N. M. Maxey of Smorks. This Is
E
D.
a«-p. Mr. Mavey first heard
this negro at Warren 6 Griffin’s
saw mill near Rmoaks. He began
wr -ir ♦h‘>re. and r-fter working for
a half day. he ouU. putting cn a
ttf»W fs Ult of clothes, aid leaving
behind him a raw and an old
suit. This’ was his undoing. Con
pt hie v.IX-», wiio f •< ptottr uoj,
of
Bells School District, No. 11. for
the purpose of conalderlng matters
pertaining to the schools, with a
view to consolidating the schools It'
this district. There was a goodly
number of the patrons present
was called to
Hudson, chairman of
the board of trustees. * Dr. H. W.
Black, county superintendent of ed
ucation, and W. W. Smoak. a mem
ber of the county boe-rd of educa-
tior
A MYSTERIOUS LETTER.
Columbia, Feb. 1$. — Special:
When the general asaembly meets
again on Wednesday night what
will it have to do, is a queetloa
that is being freely asked.
First of all, ft will have tho re
port of the free conference com
mittee on the general appropriation
bill and it will hnve given eonatitn-
tloMl time for perhaps a couple of
hundred Acte to become law un
less they have, been vetoed by thw
Governor, Tho General Assembly
will then net on tho veto message
on the School Inspection Act and
any other veto messages that might
be submitted. The Refunding
Act, to which much Importance In
being generally attached will have
been adopted or a vote will ho dan.
As to Final
What will be done
about final adjustment?
untlon is unchanged so far as tho
Houdfe is concerned. The Hogan
has persistantly and consistently re
fused to adopt tho Code and the
assigned reason for this la that
it Is not ready for adoption aad far
tbo further reason htat member*
want to come back la May.
Some suggest that back of It
all may he the purpose of hold
ing the General Assembly la to*
serve In cane certain folks under
take to do things that might bo
regarded ns not for tho beet lr*ter- •
eats of the State, and by taking a
recess the General Assembly can
come back of Its own Initintlvo on
a fixed day; whereas, if an ad-
Journmert Is taken sine die, then
the right to reassemble is abro
gated.
Would Work Withowt Pay-
The members of the House aro
qppr.rently willing to take this re
sponsibility, and particularly so aa
they cannot aid will not accept pay
for a May session, neither will
there be any pay for the few daya
of next week, whether It results
In an adjournment sit« die or a
recess to a fixed dy.
The chances are thrt when tbo
House and Senate reassemble that
the Osborne resolution will bo
continued In force. This Is that
no Crlei-iar matters be undertak-
IjtxLre News Notes.
Lodge. Feh. 19.—Special: Re-
ferring to the list of candldr’es , Pn> except perhaps the one or two
II- last week’s paper It seems that third reading bills that may l^ivo
there will be a prettv good number j to be finished up.
of would be office holders. But i The Important question will be to
I guess we will thin them out to a | rdjucste the differences or» tho
stand when election day comes ’outstanding bills, chiefly tho Ap-
The Mitchell and Snders Socle- p ro prlaUon Act, and wait on tho
ties of the Lodge High School held , tngrouslng of the supply and other
their regular meeting Friday a-f-; important bills, trcludlng the coM-
ternooi • After a nice program be- i mission form of government m<
ing carried out In each society, they ure
met in a Joint meeting and trans
acted some ‘ vey Imporrtr.TM busi
ness pertaining to their line of
work.
Leland A. Hiers spent Saturday
night very pleasantly at Ehrhardt
as the guest of J. B. Ramsey.
WATCHING THE CONTEST
Rufft
I>
Ruffin. Feb
Kvhlenty a Hellenic to Ho|»arat«>
I Muckers Fran Thcdr (Vdn.
N. M. Maxey, of Smoaks, is in
receipt of the following letter. iri „ J ,
which Is published as * warning I Mr £ nd Mn „ B B uhop, and tor The Prana and Standard: Again
to others, who perhaps may »»»ve re- rharip|n({ Ix)nnll . sn d I will live you s- few dpto
hM Norman, of "Ehrhardt. spent Sunday our flomrlahlng elty
’sTiarenta. Mr
18.—Special: Bdl-
Madrid, 11-1-12.
My dear Sir: —
1 am Imprisoned in this city,
were present, and addressed th$ an< | knowing your honesty and per-
assembled patrons in tho interest of tonality, I beg to beseech you
the consolidation. The patrons prew herewith whether you want to come
I ent seemed geicrally in favor of here to take away my equipages
. . .... a
a , 1 of this and found '•onsolidstlon. especieHy of the teiepre In order to selxe upon
detective,, h«»* r d o B hville Omega and Hudson’a MIR schools. tniB k containing a secret In which
...... the negro had gor- to Branchviiie Hpf
trio He followed .him there and on
visiting her sister Mrs.
Smoak, of this piece.
The hsndsome residence of Mr. J.
J. Thnmesru st this place is near
ing completion.
It -la with regret that we report
the Illness of Miss Louise Oaks,
who h-s been confined to her
room for r. few days, but we hope
tor her a speedy recovery,
v Hal. Btricklsnd of this place paM
Charleston a flying buainesa
th» i^>ngp he held to declds which of the
dent ! to th ^ .wi pf foJ^ To schools will enter the consolidation,
Itev ard Mrn J C. Ln w “ on viii- Mercantile Co., but the _ ^ a nri wh^ro thp npw buildins will be
Red the home ot Mr. R
Frt'lay
ceived similar letters. He
not replied to It because It bears
on ita face too plainly the evidences
of frr-ud. One can plainly see the
intent hack of this letter.
The letter follows:
No definite action waa taken at the j have hidden a document indtspen-
He followed .him tnere meeting, but a petition for a 3 ^51* t D you to come In possession
?:?Lr;rr:^,n h, the ^ mil. extra levy was unanimously of $390,000 that I have in the Unit
The Methodist Sunday senu. . - and
this piece is progressing very nicely "jf ‘o'd how he got « tripd
wri'h Mr. L. J. Jones as ®«P« lntea -I f^^he store of the I.odge
Lawson vis-! Mercantile d where the new buiW , n g will be
Bennett ,«et in niade too much nol^e and
Mr. Rid Jordan. 61 Centerville, is
! he gave it up and went
Fox’s. Rdls is a young negro, abou'
with Mrs. Bishop ’s pa rents,
and Mm. W. H. Hiers
W. G. Hiers attei-led a blrthdrv
dinner Frldav near Rntdeas. given
in honor of Mrs. Mary Ann Yarn.
He reporta a large crowd and a
fine time.
Wedding bells are soon to ring
in this section. WIIJ glyq account
lr''”
We are very sorry to report the
Illness of H H. Cerfec but hope for
him a speedy recovery.
Quite a l-••Jmber of young folha
enjoyed a pernnt hulling Fridafir
"teM gtvei' at the home of Alex
Carter.
*•••«'- n u* v Vssle and
ed Statea. ‘ As reward 1 will yield Mario Coot, were welcome visitor
you the third part of the afore- to carter* Ford Sunday,
said sum Fearful tin* ibis let er L. A. H.
fl »r’* e.iiSvc at vbur bar ’s. ! will —— —
aWnit • .*ur answer, and *hen I will HONOR ROLL,
aay to you my secret with every de
cor
at
I
have been oo continuous that
streets are muddy, sod tho
around hero aro la bad condltioa.
Our farmero aro almoot through
gatherirc their cottoa, aad are
even apeaklag of planting cotton,
agr.ln this yoar. .
Very little field work haa boea
done, and no fertiliser hanlod as yet
and it la to be hoped that there
will not bo Tory much nood this
yoa-r.
Hugo 8. Strickland waa In onr
town 01*3 day last week.
Heber R. Padgott. of Waltorboro,
was hero some daya ago, viattlng at
his brother’s. 1 ah era Padgott.
Tommie Williams, tho operator
of telegraph at Walterboro. wao
hem Sunday.
Edward Smith, town Intendent
was here Sunday—of course not
looking after the streets on Sun
day
tall and to inscribe with my n itne [ Bo |, of Honor of the Cottageville j Cape A [^vtat , fitr* r hu r
Aa here la a newspaper that p»:h- H lgh School for month ending Feb- w hii p UD
— .... 21 vesrs oid and In his confession The Civic L-orvie EnGrtaln*
In tdwn doing some T rork ° n 1 Ji ituplicated another negro, //who F**ur o'clock Tea.
the macht*v»rv of W. M. Fox , n o, yet l*een caught. j Yesterday afternoon at . „ . .
Dear Mr. Editor, ♦he u "d® r J o’clock the Civic League grve a allowed to
sirred members of the I^nlge High ; ... n Hpiiphtfiil tea to the ladies of the can-not receive here in the goat g,h Grade:
School take plejsure In offering‘ lte|diM Aounr • " 1 v town ' —* «nt!,vnhl« nffarnoon your reply, you must send r- cable- Russell Ackerman*. Alef Militant.
! lish rll the cablegrams whose ad- r uan' 9th
four dresses are unknown, which it It 9 tb grade:
a allowed to me to read, and as I Pearl Ackerman. Inez Ackermcn.
*< ■ - — **-- goal
this resolution of thanks to you
for your kindness In set«ding us
your valuable paner.
Respectfully s'eued.
Ninth Grade.
t\v» trust the scribe from the
‘Ninth Grade” will continue to writ
ganlze*!.
A moat enjoyable'afternoon your reply, you must *end r. cable- Ru-
nt by all. a proof of which K’-am to the address indicated a» 7, h q
a Hnntlst Young People s I’nior* was spent by all, a proof of wh><n scam
was organized at the First Baptist, la the.* twelve lad'es offejred them- ,h ^d.
Grade
mother last week, and while up
here he end his mother visited our
city. .
Our school closed last wees
with a very fine entertainment,
which was enjoyed by all present.
There were Notwithstanding your cable not j a Jordan
reaching me, this will tie sufficient
sue*, splendid letters as the above, dent
Phurch on Rundav evening, the 18, pelves as new members
office r» .ere lino, .h.i yon .ecepi my prop.,-
Padgett, Presi- League were darkened, and sortie sitlor*
1‘ehtcd with caudles, and decora 1
elected:
Mr. C.
Gadsden
1
vonr
-Editor.)
.1 Anderson. ■
and Jessie Fraser. The members of
•vJiT XrtZn—Z- on '"MW Viviene rfl-J---,,.
laylr, a rement .life .nlk on Main 1 1”',nrtv' nient^ier, and t*ie firat
^ street in front of the property of tnost • ’ enthusiastic the exccutlva committee were in
v n-. Phsffer. The town the meeting to hP fh o recelHng line. These teas are
ts and Mr. Shaffer f ^ 11 f ' rP i, usefulness to the to he made a feature cf the
chnrch'ann' .... ^.nnionVii, nioKPiy ,mr«in„ of ... Civic l,n-
the following stores^ Terry Vd . ew r ^„‘ th e young people are A called meeting is to be held
Rhaff«r, Mrs. J 8. Jones. H. R. « c .»tend' A young peo- R t the club rooms on Tuesday after-
SmPh, Dr H W Blacky W^terjKV invited to 8 te ^ h , d Sunday OV en- noon at four o’clock. Import: it
to Drug Go., Padgott Cr-rbonatlng pie a rally wiM ^ne ^ * p e o- matters will come up, and members
To.. H. W. Cohen. Peach Broi ’i‘JJ* Are cordially Invited. [eurnoatly requested to be present,
and 8. Finn Jewelry Co.
A writing eagerly to read
missive, 1 only subscribe.
- V. ex Banker.
wvr~ -f-u. .. , Above all please answer by cable
sidirg at the punch bowl being Mr® jand not by letter, as following.
Mr*» B. G. Pried i # ^ Ictorinno Oqulrro,
Ml®s Rosa Curtis. Vice-President, wilh, flowers and potted plrits 1'--
MKs Leonie Padgett. Recre- Helous rcfreshmeuis of fnPt punch j
rak** n^rv^d. Thope fir* 1 - ,
rv. ... . .. . . * i
Ous-le DuRant. Annie Pierce virgin- We are very *orry our term was so^
Hnahle Rmlth. Fletcher short and we r rP ", " Jlon o
Heeves Ernie Reeves Owens Anker- enough by personal coutrllMKion to
" extend it two months longor.
\We are watching the contest,
atn Ufwne ; PinV#*v
vMal/1 Arkprmr.n, Cliirerce T>u- 1 1
Fiber Willis. Harry Free. , — ~
Not||ce> From ro»tagi*xiUe.
a baxar-r, for tho
Ro
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0:*Ivin Reeves, Ashby Griffith.
4th Grade ! There will lie _ _
Carrie Lon Willis. Marvin Smith, benefit of the Parsonage A d
Do nod os 21. Mr-irid.
Yes, David.
”. Black of Ruffin, had bux> ^eveland Hlott, of Round,
. . miow, y M ..r 4 .,. .. . .
was
A new post card view of the
Walterboro High School, gotten out
by Dr. Klein, is quite an attract- -**} uraQ “
ive view of the really splet-ild
school building. - 4 Nell Ackerman, Lee Pierce.
• • l»t Grade:
J M Rroiith, 8r.. of Rmoaks. a Pierce Griffith, Ralph Griffith,
director of the State penitentiary. I Ino Mat Griffith, Theo R**y^.Jr ,na
w m XMrmAmv AM 1
Mel'n Pierce. Annie Reeves. Rer- c<ptv j n the school auditorium on
Mr.rcus Frld ,; v evening. Feb. 23rd. Before
the opunlt-g of ,the biranr.. there
will bo a short entertainment. Art-
Pattie Addison. Bessie Mao Ack- m | M j on |o cent*.
jy Adams, Alma Reeves.
Perry
3rd Grade
Joe Hen Reeves. EfiDorn Hill.
Advanced 1st Grade:
passed through town Monday,
rent* to Coluabift,
Reeves. Dargan Breland,
. \ Harrix Wllllft, ^
William
Miss Rtuhl to Visit Sctus»ls.
Mias Eliae C. Rudd, state super
visor of the rural school improve
ment association, is expected to
visit a number of schools io thio
bounty during f • »**t tea day*.
She is scheduled to bo ht Cottage-
• yin* tomorrow.
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