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at Carter** Fordk Pots I
rtUglow stub prepared, the choice of epee*
%|UiiB the hers, the wh^le-hearted welcome the
Carter* Ford congrecation hare
awaltlag all soeets, and the iatereet
la the Conreatlon that Is becoming
widespread orer the countjs all as-
snre a most delightful and profits*
.Of thU moath-July-to Lie ii-eting.
,the problems of our | Let ereryone interested in this
work, who possibly can, atteol.
No school through lack representa
tion should miss the Inspiration of
this occasion.
aad to pro*
hggressiTe and
for the future,
and practical pro*
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DAY—THVR8DAY MORXIXCi, JULY, 18TH.
rlc#*
Leaaon and Prayer Rev. W. P Meadowa, Jr.
Jl.##—Welco«<e Address Mr. W. W. Cone. Sus-t. Carter s FY>rd 8. S.
* Mr. M. R. Stone, President..
Ilje—The Oredtaesc of the Sun Jay Schocl Teacher’s Mission. Rev. A.
B. Wallace.
Teacher and Hhe. Child. Miss Grace W. Vandiver, State
FMd Secretary
11.H—TwdBlag for Service. Rev. I. E. WaJlace
ll.lt Opea Ooaference—How to Organize and conduct a Tjeacher
stlons on Teaching Rev. X. E. McDowell
11.41—Xppciatmeat of OomsUttees, Enrollment of Delegatee, Dinner.
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THURSDAY AFTERXOOX.
l.n—A Matson
., Prayer.
!■ the Making Mr. J. E. Peurlfoy.
School aad Temperance Rev. J. C. Lawton
1.41" "llav 4a make onr Churches Missionary.. . .Rev. F. O. S. Ctartls
S.M—Qradtng the School—Whyf How? Miss VandlTer
I.If—Onr Beglnneis Mrs. A. E. Wallace
l.ll*-Tfca Primary Department Mias Sue Williams
I. lf—Tho Purpose of a Cradle Roll and how to run one, Miss Vandiver
SBOOXD DAY—FRIDAY MORXIXG, JULY 10TH.
—t7f f—SoBg. Serrjee.
4.11 SeripCBre Laseon aad Prayer Rev. T. P. Raker
4.It Head ay School Leakage... .. Rev. J. C. Lawson
4.44—The Church and the School Mr. J. B. Dodd
If.##-—OrgaalBtDc onr AJ&olt Bible .Clesses Why? Howf Rev D D Jones
SecnrtBg Men and Women Rev. D. D. Jones
_ .. .. Mr. J. C. Guilds
— .. ..Rev. I. E. Wallace
II. ##—Open Discussion—fitapa in the Organization of an Adult Bible-
11.11—Thoae that cannot cone—Home Department—Rev. CL F. OutlaV
Miaa Crane Vandiver.
11.S#—Reaching the Whole Ctommunity — Home Visitation Echoes—
Moll Call of TownAipa—Bells, Mr. P. K. Crosby; Broxton, Mr.
J. W. Canon; Meywaid, Rev. W. C. Kelley; Sheridan, Mr. J. D.
Maher; Verdier, Mr. J. J. Psdgntt; Warren Mr. Jaa F. Risher;
The County Field, Mr. W. W. Bmoak.
14.4#—Our Connty Aaeodatioo.. Secretary and Treasurer
If.4#—Pledges, for County and State Work—Further Enrollment of
Delegates—Dinner.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
^ *
>.♦4 Praise Service.
2.15—Practical Suggestions for Following up Visitation Work by Coun
ty Pastors—Rev. I. E. Wallace.
1.10—Report of Committees and Election of Offldere
2/45—Ouf Goal for 1912'.^
f.l#—Time and Place df Next Meeting.
2.20— Miscellaneous Business.
2.20— General Testimony Meeting.
4.00—Benediction.
Attention is directed to the following informatioo.
Each school is entitled to send 11-roe Delegatea
All Superinten’t-nts and A*?ocia<icr* Officers ere members of the
Convention.
Pastors of Every Denomination In the County are urged to be pres
ent aad aid in the work.
Those expecting to attend* are requested to notify Mr. P. M. Johns,
Lodge, S. C., when and how they will arrive by Saturday 13th.
Delegate* coming to Lodge on train will be met if they request.
Let every delegate come praying for a blessing and a great spir
itual awakening that will reach even co nun unity in our county.
.Miss Vandiver
NOUCa TO DKMOCRATTC CLUBS.'
jbtlee le hereby given that the
following Democratic'clubs In Col-
letch connty, vis: Bolls, Petits and
Jackaoohero, shall by order of the
Connty Democratic Executive Com
mittee inly penned at its last sec
tion to moot nt their respective
meeting pieces on Saturday July 13,
1412, for the purpose of organising
aa required by the rules and con
stitution Of the Democratic Party,
the sold ehiba haring failed to or
ganise on the proper day aa requir
ed by the Rntoe. That the report
of each organ lea lions be made to
the eonnty chairman at once.
- M. P. Howell. ,
* County Chairman.
Attest:
W. W. 6moak,
Secretary.
AUCTION SALE.
BY
C. U- KLATTE AUCTIONEER
I will offer for sale on
TUESDAY July 16th, 1912,
at eleven A. M. at the office
of the Charleston Real
Estate Exchange No. 61
Broad Street Charleston, S.
C. Tract of land situated
near Smoaks, S. C. contain
ing about 1479 acres, and
bounded as follows:—North
by lands of J. M. Hiers and
P, W. Thomas, Ehst by
lands of Stokes and Raysor
and the Jennings Canal,
South by lands of S. M. Key
examination. and Brunson and C. L. War-
ination for j he awwdof yen, and West by lands of
J. A. Sauls, P. T *V. Thomas,
J. L. Smbak, A. C. ftiers,
and Lige Brown. Terms—
Cash. -Purchaser to pay
taxes due and payable in
1912 and C. U. Klatte $25.00
for papers.
C. U. KLATTE
7-3-2t.
pointed to Arrange the
campaign meetings: W.
J. W. Kinard. B. c! Bm
mktee op Asoceiineat. O. W. Sweat,
M. W. Brel sad and E. L. Ftohhnrifc
The committee on meet-
it>s reported that it was in their op*
in ion best tp bold eight meetings
at the following places aid dates,
beinnlng ti gulden*. Tpoeday^ An-
gust 13th and closing at Walterborto
Saturday, August 34th:
Suidere—August 13th.
Rice Patch—Avgust 14th.
Lodge—August 15th.
fimoaks,—August 14th.
Ruffli>—August 17th.
Hendersonville—August 20th.
Cottageville—August 22nd.
WeJterboro—August 24th.
AaeeMimewUi Made.
The committee on assessments
after figuring the entire amount of
campaign expenses llke]p-to ensue,
mzde the following report that was
adopted by the committee:
Sheriffs office ..$14.##
Clerk of Court 4#.##
Auditor’s office 44,4#
Treasurer’s office 4#.##
Master’s office 1#.##
Probate Judge 1#.##
2 Representatives 2#.##
Coroner 1#.##
9 Magistrates 41.##
10 Township commissioners 3#.##
I Highway Commissioner 2#.##
Superintendent of Ed tl.##
Residence Rrstrti thins.
The following resolution was then
adopted: Resolved that:*' “No wat
er shall vote for any candidate fW
magistrate except the one running
In his own township, provided thee#
voters who have a enmaner end
winter home, shall vote In either
place, provided they vote only
This resolution was passed with
view to meeting the contingeany
JUS* GEORGIA
NEW-TRUSTEES AmnTED.
TWe Who Are te
HrhoMls
The county board of education
met yesterday for the purpose of
appointing trustees for the vartoue
school district* in the county, aad
to select * rural school supervisor
for the rural schools of the county.
The list of trustees s* appointed
is published elsewhere la this paper.
Very few change* were mad* in'
appointees, except where a major
ity petition was presented. Peti
tions were presentd from Lodge
and Bethlehem school districts, aad
the appointee* are those favored by
a majority petition.
In the selection of a county rural
school supervisor. Mis* Georgia Ack
erman, of Round, was the unani
mous choice of the board. Mlae
Ackerman la a daughter of Rev. B.
W. Ackerman, of Round, and Mater
of Dr. W. B. Ackerman, mayor of
Waiterboro. Bhe to a moat compe
tent teacher, for many years, was
a member of the (acuity of the
Greenville Female College. This po
sition she gave up thru* yearn ago
In order that she might be at
home, where her presence urns need
ed. Since that time she ban been
engaged in teaching in the schools
near Round.
The connty board of education la
fortunate in securing the service* of
Miss- Ackerman for this important
and fool* sura that ah* will
great help to the schools of
rtv
JU#
ner 1
Mies
k gjwork,
tfctf be of
vacant scholarships In Winthrop Col
legs and for the admission of new
students will ,be held at the Coun
ty Court Hone* on Friday, July 5,
■t 9 a. m. Applicants must be
not lees than fifteen years of age.
When scholarships are vacant af
ter July 5 they will be awarded to
those making the highest average
at this examination, provided, they
meet the Condition* governing the
•ward. Applicants for scholarships
should writ* to President Johnson
before the examination for Schol
arship examination blanks
Scholarships are worth $140 and
fra* tuition. The next session will
open September 1*. 1412. For
further information end catatogue
"ddram Praa. D. B. Johnson, Rock
Hill
5-1-5 Up.
wm he
of W. H. Saunders
to learn that he to
iU-
Pres. J. E. Peurlfoy, of the First
National Bank, end Cashier I. M.
Fiakburne, of fanners and Mer
chants .Bank, will leave Friday for
t]|* Isle of Palms to attend the
•tats Bankers association. They
will take a trip to Now York, leaw-
erlaes In the lower townships,
the white residents nearly all
winter homes la one township
summer homes in another,
motion bearing on the race for
istrate and township
was carried aa follows: Resolved,
that, no man shall run for 'magto-
trate or townahip commissioner ex
cept in the townships in whtoh he
resides, provided that e mta hav
ing a home in two townships may
run in alther one. „
Managers Cboemi.
The following managers were chcq
en by the members of the executive
committee present. The other mem
bers of the executive committee are
requested to send In the names of
their manrsers at once! so that the
official list may be made up.
Ashton—W. D. Berry, D. M. Varr,
John J. Miley.
Bells— • „
Berea—r
Colleton—Jasper M. Btricklwid,
Ivey Redifch, E. E. Ritter .
Cottageville—
Dr*. Creek—J. A. Breland, B. R
Griffirs J. C. Drawdy.
Green Pond-^-
Hendersonville—H. McM. Williams,
L. A. Frayaee, Sr., L. Bellinger. Jr.
Hone Peo-r-J. 8. Bailey, L. H.*
Ko-er, B. L. Adams.
Hudson’! Mill—H. A. Crosby, K.
K. Hudson. H. M. Benton.
Jeokeouboro—
Lodge—H. W. Carter. A. P. Car
ter, R. B. Hiers.
Maple Cane—W. M. Jaynes, J. F.
Addison, A. M. Addison.
Peeples—Andrew Driggers, E. E
Easteriln, Charley Ctsvsd.
Petite—
Rice Patch—C. R. Mean, H. H
Rents, Peter O’Quin.
Rltter^-
Ruffln—J. W. MUey. W. E.
Smith, B. B. Crosby.
8ldnep—
Ebnoeka—I. J. May, A. C. Pad
gett, P. W. Riaher.
Sniders—G. C. Breland, J. M
Kinsey, J. B. Hudson.
Tiger Creek—J. B. Williams. P.
W. Warren, T. J. Beech.
Walterboro—W. W. 8moak E. E
Jones, B. Hlott.
White Hall—D. W. Poyas, 8. E-
McTeer, & A. Marvin, Jr.
Wiggins—
WiUiamn—
"Wolfe Creek—J. M. Bishop, W.
M. R. Hlott, A. H. Herndon.
Just before adjourning, an effort
wee made to have the committee . e-
consider the motion whi$h was car
ried relative to candidates for
magistrates making the race in
townships other than in which
they reside. The question* being to
strike out the section of the reso
lution relating to this, which was
lost by a vote of 7 to 4.
So .according to the rule ea It
the county.
Miss Ackerman will attend the
summer school now being held at
Winthrop College, to fit herself for
the duties of the position. She win
leave the totter part of the week.
HELP THE KIDNEYS
Wulterboro Readers Are Leering tfie
Way.
It’s the little kidney ill*—
The lame, weak or aching back—
The unnoticed urinary disorder*
That lead to dropsy and Bright’s
disease.
When the kidneys are sick,
■Jlelp them with Doan’s Kidney
Pills,
A remedy especially for sick kid-
twya.
Doan’s have been curing kidney
troubles for 50 years.
Endorsed by 30,000 people—endor
ed by citizens of this locality.
Mrs. W. D. Wilkins, 116 W.
Jones ’St., fiavennah. Ga., says:
have no hesitation in recomme&ling
JDoan’s Kidney Pills as a remedy of
merit for the purposes for which
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The cotton crap beep to Boprov- wnno Muwvmwr
lag hot the eeyu crop la very poor. |« e*ee*se«* ••ew4yv>e*
*• farmers hare net eotlraly
conquered the grass yet. However;
we are needing ral».
Quite an interesting trial was
held at teeaks lari T>uraday. J. B
Ramsey va. Colleton Cypres* Loan
Co. Evidently Mr. Ramsey arid
hit timber to tb* Company aa#
hey eat the Umber end l«fl tbs'
tope ‘ in the field aad tome logs
on tho fence, which he said damaged Fnrft Jan Ptnia, Qts and 11-Uk&
ilm to the amount of one hundred km, for 60 66 A 86c ]
dollars. The case went before a
Jury for consideration. Their ver
dict was damages to tho amount
of twenty-seven dollars end twenty-
five certs. Mr. Ramsey was re
presented by Rebar Padgett. Esq.
and the Collates Cypres* Lmmber
Co. by M. P. Howell, Beq.
J. L. Mexey has some very fine
corn. Two acres of hie corn is
especially excellent. It has been
estimated that It will make one bun
dred end severty-five bushels.
Mias** Lida Lyons and Ethel
dfcula spent several day* recently
with Mrs. C. W. Garris, of Denmark
Smoaks Literary Society met at
usual hour tost Friday night. The
meeting was very Interesting.
J. S. Padgett will begin to eotov
•tract his store house at Smoaks
shortly
W. B. Smoak has opened store
at the I. A. Sauls stand. Mr. Saoo
has employed B. D. Mexey as clerk.
Smoaks is stJJl on the booming
side of the currant, regardless of
tho dun financial prospects thja
year. Not loog since a lot aoid Du
town for eight hundred and fifty del
ton.
A. F. 8.
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Green Coffee 30 sad 88s
per lb
• Ibo Starch for.
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km, far 60 65 <
urocenes ctetnrarM
to any part of the
town. Let us know
your wants.
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eqfl. W. Black, Jr. eonefuded a
dost yesterday by which he porchaa-
ed the Godley lot fronting on the
Court House Square. It to ex
pected that Mr. Black will erect a
riora-bulldlng in the future.
Mrs: E. J. Wlteell will leave to
morrow for Beaufort where she
will spend two weeks visiting
friends.
Mrs. J. M. WHsell. and little son.
Mitchell, who have been spending
sometime iu Chetaw, ere at ; home
Mr. and Mrs. B. N. Beach, of
Carmel, were in town Monday.
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SapsotriOe Sdwel Of
Musk
Two Noratal Schools of Music
for Collotoa Cbuntjr. The first m
aiou beglnuiDg July 15 ead lasting
12 day* will be bald in the town
1 of Headereonvllle. Tb# second see
■Jen’will be held in tbe town of
Smoaks, beginning July 29. end
lasting 12 consecutive days.
AH branches including beginners
theory, voice, expressioo, Harmony
and composition, will be taught In
their utmost simplicity.
If you are a beginner you cau’t
afford to ml*s these schools. If you
are an Instrumentalist you will get
well paid for attending. If you
are a teacher you should attend, as
the most correct methods for all
the above mentioned branches will
be given In these schools. Plan to
be on hand at the opening. Any in
formation concerning board end
tuition car- be bed by writing Rev.
G. A. Martin, Secretary White Hell,
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That Suite E^ery
Good Cook!
Among onr B(
Arc our Sunday
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They' Should Grace Your
Tables
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Meat Market
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