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«; VOL. XXIV WAl^TBMOBO, S. a f, DKCKMBKR IS, 1S12. HO. IS COTE REQUESTS OF CUTE WRITERS FOR SANTA’S CONSIDERATION SAHA’S STME Wttl K TAXED TO SUPPLY DESIUES OP UTtlE PfefEHM WOO SAVE WRITTEN RM THIS WEB. « •! Cj« . k Mteirtks li itM tt« Ultto folk* nd i»- tflswi Iwttora by •C OUT* rwlwrrwS to tbo kindly ttoo of good old floiot Nleholoo. Tkooo lottor* an marrala, and will prora latoaaaly latoraotlag not only to tko writers bat to tkooo or moro mataro yoara. May tkora bo no dtoappolat- aont wkoa Chrlamaa morning ar- Doar old Santa Clause:— Ploaae bring me a air rifle and some ahot and a toy wagon, all kin of trait and nuta. I am a little ^oy IS yoara old. .1 hare one aister and brother. Don’t forget them. Well I mast close Santa , Herbert Weeks. Round, S. C. ess Door Old Santa:— PMaae bring me a express wagon some fire works some oranges apples a real good knife some candy ft nuts. Bring soihe bananas. I will stop with this. Boot wishes for a Merry Xmas. Son Isgett. Cottageville, 8. C. ess Dear Santa Claus:— I wish you would please bring me a two wheel bicycle some fire works some fruit ft a lot of candy ft nuts. will be glad for anything you bring tee. Witn best wishes for a merry ear Mr. Santa Clause:— Mr, flkata I want yoa to bring me a pair of vtass, a cap and saucer. I want yon to bring me a whole lot oT fruit and kata, and Mr. Baata bring me a doll dratted la pink. Well good bye Mr. Santa your friend. Jessie Smith. Walterboro, 8. C. see Dear Old Sandy:— I am a little girl four years old. I want yoa to bring me a sleeping doll dressed In tea and a Utle hat on Its head and a little tan silk um brella and % little doll trunk and a doll carriage and a automobile and a whole lot of oranges and apples and nuts. Your friend, Audrey* Smith. Walterboro, S. C. Mlo Dear old Baata:— \ I am a little girl eight years old and I thought I would write and tell what I want you id bring me a big doll'dressed In white and a cradle to rock dollte in and a wagon and a lit tle top buggy with a horse to It and old Santa bring me whole lots of fruit and nuts. Best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Santa. Your friend. Noma Prallx. Walterboro, S. C. ALMOST COMMERCIAL WAR. IMG FRA raafi AL MMBT1HG PERSONAL MENTION Mrs, English Beach, of Stokes, was in town Saturday.^ ^ - 4 \ Walterboro has been quite alive | The laying of the comer stone of Mr. and Mro. B. H. Willis, of Cotr JJ* r * c * atl 7‘, of , P*hlaa tagorilla, were la town Monday. '• latereetUtg. Hmi A. R. Smith of Smoaka. had apse in town Tuesday. J. D. bad W.* M.*8moak, of were among thoee In town Monday^ Miao Cora Black* of* RuIBb. was ha] town Saturday. Miss Pottle* MlddfetOB, 'wbo teaching the lalaadtoa echobl. >ng dbe riel tore la tewa Your friend. Judge Xagett. Cottagertllf. 8. C. P. 8. Please dont forgot to brings *ne a good knife. Don’t bring n bar- low. • • e Dear Santy Claus:— Please bring me a rifle, shot, some fire works, also some fruit. Coy Bowers, Walterboro, S. C. e e » Dear Saota Class:— Plsase ..bring are a doll baby some apples aod'fcaady. Tour little friend, AUellxa Mardkugh. lalnndton, S, C. ■ • a « Dear Santa:— Please sir, I want to bother you a little ML I lost wsat you to bring mo a doll just aa Mg aa you can get and tome candy'ft chewing gum ft lota of fruit Oh yes. bring me a doll carriage to roll my baby la bring me lot of things as I am mama’s smart little girl. " Annie Isgett, COttagerille, 8. C. see Dear Baata Clans:— X wish yoa would please bring me g doll mad some firecrackers ft chew ing gam. and some trait A lot of nuta and candy ft some raisins. I will be glad for anything you bring ma. With best wishes for s Merry Xmas. Your little friend, Bessie Isgett, Coitkgeviiie, S. C. • • • Dear Saute Claus: — Please bring me a pistol, little toy houee, knife, watch, a jacket of fruit and candy and bring my little sister Idk mae a doll baby some candy and apples. 1 am five years old. Your little friend. Huger Sauls. Walterboro, S. C. • • • Dear Santa Claus: — I am a little boy e years old and I vant you to please bring me a lit tle horse and eart and come Roman caudts-x and apples, bananas, and chewing gum. Your little friend. Joe Witaell Hopson, Islandton, 8. C. * • * My dear old Santa Claus: — I am a little girl G year* old. will you bring me a grate big doll and a carriage and some fruit nuts ft can dy and all kinds of other things and pleas brlug all my sisters and broth ers sonthiny. I have 5 sisters and 3 brothers, too sisters are married, please don’t forget them. I am your little girl. Clarato Reynolds. Round, S. C. • • • Dear Santa Clause: — Please bring me a doll, stove, 1 pack of roman candles, S packs of Are crackers, and »om« torpodors. * Yoara truly; Irma Litchfield. Walterboro, S. C. e • • Dear Santa Clauap: — Please bring me an air rifle and 5 founds pf shot a croquet set and 1 package af roman connons and 5 packages of firecrackers and some torpedors and some hazle nuts. Yours truly. Arthur Litchfield. * ’ Walterboro, S. C. Dear Santa:— < I want you to bring me a desk from Brown’s and. a. Bank from Shaffer’s and some fire works, and soma fruit. Your friend, ,1 Jimmie Adams, n Walterboro. 8.C. Dear Old Santy:— I want a doll carriage and k a doll, and a doll carriage and a doll trunk, and some clothes, and some fruit and some fire works. Your friend, Kathryne Adams. Walterboro, 8. C Mias tele Williams, who M lag tho Maplo Cane school, i town Saturday. e, • •' Mias HOIUe Kinsey of Williams, was amoftg tho shoppors la town Saft> arday. Miss Annie Voster,*who la teach ing the Jonesville school, was in town Satarday. • • • Col. W. B. Gruber :s the newest purchaser of an automobile, baring recently purchased a “Chalihera Sfl.” • • • E. A. Marvin, of Green Pond, was an offlco caller while in town Tues day. wee A. E. Rents, of Islandton, accom panied Ip his son, M. „ J., were In town Monday on a business trip. . Clerk of Court *elect, D. B. Hud son, of Shlders, was in town yester day. Misses t^sha, Emma and Hallln Bry an, of Hathel, ware among those la town Satarday shopping. • • • Mastern Henry and John Walker, and littlft slater, Reba, are spending a few weeks with their aunt, Mrs. W. G. Male, of GillisonviUe • • • Mrs. W. Beach and Mrs. H. J. Baker, of HarleyvIUe, were la town several Ahys recently, having come to see their father, Henry Hlott, who has beea^.quite ill of typhoid fever. They retarned Monday morning. ‘l t Mr* I * J. fca Furniture ft llarft- naoaaoed last aesk to beda Satnrdiy. This iztanoftvsty advertised and l lar a Mg event. A Wtch- taa, setting wind of the pro- ig. Went to Cha.'veauAi and ladQft trtth ft hogc aigh and qlftiu anoonmiac tae ^Tft Mf stock tekiftf .team Furniture Co., nag aad mack ladulgod la as tho aoaspotlag sales. ftOA consequence has been nao splendid bargains in and farming Implements, tueoments era offered by ftach of* these firms la tho nature of gifts to tkooo whooo names should drawn from a bhx into which every purchaser’s name had been deposited. Brown’s gave away a cost ly rug and aewlng machine, and will give an ergan; Wlcbman*a gave away 'ff.Ot la gold each day and will give away a baggy, ageing machine and Jap |t>be Satarday afternoon. Aobther sale which is proving quite a success Is that of Taylor’s which was opened Tuesday morning, it waa ttended opening day by a large crowd of purchasers. STttk wttl take place at cem*y am Invited to be tho public generally. All «odsm 1ft tlm couftty are lifted to nttoftd la • body aa tho eorsmcnlca of Iftytag tho stone with grapd Ms- ■cads honors la ono no Mason should A dinner win ha served to all Ma- aana and Knights praaeat by Ualty Maooale Lodge aad Ashby Farrow dgo. Knights of Pythlaa. i- Dear Sasta:— I want you please send me a air rifle and all kind of toys asd kandy and crackers, large ones. J am George Harrison. Islandton, 8. C. • • • Dear old Santy:— Please bring me a parlor rifle and n knife with ft chftln to it and nil kind of nuts and toys and apples and oranges. I can write n little bnt got sntch a cold I got brother to write for me. Jim W. Harrison. Islandton, 8. C. • e e Dear Tanty Clans:— Bring ma all kind of good stags and me an brother George n knife with a chain to It he was in sntch a flgit he for got it in his latter. I la the baby and will be six next August so do come. Amos E. Harrison. Islandton, S. C. • • « Dear Santy: — Please bring me a toy automobile and a knife and some fruit, candy and raisins. I rave a Mttle sister 3 years old and sre .wants you to bring her a doll baby, a doll carriage and a toy dancing doll also some fruit, candy and raisins. Your little friend, Earl Simmons. Islandton, S. C. ft ft ft Hello Uncle Santy Claus: — I rope me aint too iate me most forpot, ni 1 ? hope mitt^r Moke will rep me out and run dib leilder to you I want pom fire crackers an som fruit in a hole lot of toys. O yes do sen a nitt.ed Inden auit wif a fedder hat. Do dont for get me. Master Norris W. Warren, Jr. Walterboro, S. C. • • • Dear old Santa Claus:— 1 am a little boy nine years old. and I thougrt I would write you to bring me a monkey citming a string and a ball and knife, some fire crack ers, some fruit also. Benjamin Goodwin, Jr. Smoaks, 8. C. v • • Dear old Santa Claus: — 1 am a little boy five years old, and I thought I would write you and tell yen what I wanted you to bring me Christmas. 1 want you to bring me a little exprese wagon and little doll and ball and some fire crackers anl some fruit. Jacob Goolwin. Smoaks, S. C. • • v Dear Santa Claus: — I am a little girl five years old. I want you to bring me a big doll that can go to sleep, a doll carriage with a parasol, some fruit a ring and a tea set. Please dont forget Jesse, bring her lots of nice things too. Ruth Hlott Round, S. C. Mr. naff Mr* I. J. May, and Nellie MPVbftr, of Sftsoftk* spent 4®pflftY _. . _ home of Mr* May's aister, Mra W 1 . R. MeTs«r. e e « Rev. W. A. Kirby, o« villa, eafttftft town today. Mr. KSrby baa Jwstftttassd tho mhnsiry^. Ite ng bean ft #ractiring physMna for a Hts bosoe was at 1''° Cot •wee P. CSpftFteroll, of ^ part at fttt weak. Ha M tin editor of the Atthnwe Advertiser, mmt was foimsrly —neried with the CaUettro New* of'MWfeerboro. j-w e - Mitt. J.F. M. Ben tod, of Mftiitttt, FI*, la MftMftg at thft home of Mr. and Mr*13L L. Benton. She will re- tarn to her home Thursday of this week, niff will be accompanied by bar daughter. Miss Rosa Benton, who has beenftttre several months. Acheraan-PadgeO. A marriage which came as a sur prise to their many friends was that of Miss Co rails Ackerman and Lucas C. Padgett which took place at tke Baptist parsonage yesterday after noon, Rev. J v R. ‘Funderburk per forming the ceremony in the pi eaee of only n very reW person* It known that Mr. Padgett paying court to Miss Ackerman, but yt was net thought the “end •e near. Cupid, however, decreed Otherwise, and delays were consider- dangerons. Mias Ackerman, who i bean the. efficient^ stenographer lor The Press and Standard, secured ve of absence for thus week to vis it her sister In Georgetown, but Mr. Fadgett embraced the opportunity to preaa his suit and urge a hasty las* 4ft which he was successful rs. Padgett la the daughter of Aaharmaa. ot CottagevlUp, aad yenng lady of many accompllah- t* She li deservedly papular a wide circle of frieada. Mr. PsrigcU, the irooa, la a son or Mr. aad Mrs. A. Q. Padgett, and haft held aa important position with the Mcrcftftttto ft Warehouse fish co ra th Is post- ’ Mon, however• aad wfll be deputy when teUff Owpng takes charge of the teflec In Jaftafttt tBke Press and' Standard joinr ttetr Many friandk in wighlag the happy folks alch lAjliitt ill pros perity. J. W. ttHey, Jr., oac of Ruffln*a prosperous young business men, was in town Monday. Mr. Miley states that the new bank building for The Bank of Ruflln. Is snout completed, and will be opened for business ear- y in January. Mr. and Mrs. A. £. Beach, who have been visiting the:r son, George Beach, of Hastings, I’la., for three weeks have returned. They intend ed to be away several weeks longer visiting their daughter, Mrs. Lucas Black, but a telegram came announc ing the serious illness of Mr. Black's mother, and this cut short their visit. nuer* juerwwutu m ww , lately being appointed fii ■toaor. Ha lift remaned ti a, however* aftd- «ni be Rod Men to Hftve The Rev. J. B. Funderburk i preach • sermon id the Bed Men, ftext Sunday aordiag at II o’ck clock, tttll turn oe<: of W. Masrs. if Edward W. Moon, of Aahevlll*. N. C., a brother of J. E. Moon, of Walterboro, died late Wed a aad ay la Cincinnati. O.. kla body bring Mat a to Walterboro aad Interred te Live Oftk cemetery. Considerable myfttory Nrroaads the death of Mr. Moor* HR brother, Capt J. B. Moon, waa informed of his death Wednesday afternoon, aad that tho body waa bo- lag sent him for interment This was the first Intimation Capt. Moore had that his brother was not In Ashe ville, or that he was Ui. His suppo sition is that his brother, who was a contractor and builder, hid gone to Cincinnati on n business trip and was then taken 111. Bring taksa to n hos pital his brother pomlbly gave the >e of Capt Moore aa a brother, aad hd waa notified la consequence when death resulted. The body reached Walterboro Sat arday morning, and the interment took place at Live Oak cemetery Sun day afternoon, the funeral services being conducted by Rev. F. O. 8. Curtis and Rev. J. R. Funderburk. The following were the active pall bearers: Jao. D. Glover, Jno. F. Lucas. H. W. Black. Jr.. N. G. Mor- rall, E. T. H. Shaffer, i>. B. Black, A. K. Beach and D. C. L. Hier* Mr. Moore was KS years of age and waa a builder and contractor by trad* la I89t be finished two terms of enlistment In the U. c. ar went to Asheville, where ho a tonaortal parlor la connect a cigar and tobacco store.* He was a member of Shiloh Baptist church ot Pander County, N. C. He to survived by a widow and four brothers aad ata:erd as follows: J. • K. Moon, of Walterboro; T. S. Moon,' Mrs 8. A. Degtaals and Mra* ■, Mary B. Moor* of Ivaaboe GIVEN AH AUTOMOBILE. Rev. HT. F. Rev. W. R. Witaell, for a of yean rector of tho Chunk e good ahspherd ef this city* ■ la charge of St Peer* the ‘ Retoceoal earish of Wa PNMfttod Smother day With ft! •oma five-paaeaftger For# sat by tho ■—hen of hla Aa Mr. Wlteril la la Columbia by hla aad with by othon the fettowtag from ttoo Warn Dally TlmcmHsNM, tag>Ml v . tA * ^ about the pnoootatloft off *thftefittdi. u** * wttl be read with gsasral teteMriigf’ -The popular rector hatf.htt* IMS ,, cd to the polftt when thttiivttitt|toftv.-.v. to occur, aad Vftpfc.'C. U:* la pnaaatlftg the i at St PaePa had loag dace ed that with the active rector at the helm It would he eseemery w rmreloh him with come awirter method of eottimeBlcfttloB with hla people and the people of Warn, la order to la- aen atlU greater results Qrom hla ministration* Thenfon it waa thought beet to offer bim, with the ton aad beat wishes of the entire parish, aa auto, that he might real ise to tbe fall upon the splendid efforts which he bps been putting forth. Bt. Paul’s realised that they had aa excellent and active man, aad wanted to a (lord him full opportun ity for doing good. “Dr. Wlteril. visibly affected, bnt plainly delighted, accepted the ma chine in the spirit la which it waa offered, saying that he valued It aa aa expremion of tho reelings of hlft people, but atill more becaun It would afford him n much better means of reaching and being with the people* whom he bad learned to love ao well. He hoped that It would *»e the means of advancing tha work he was anklog to do, aad la giving him aoccaa to moN homes, as sack home entered meant a fresh inspira tion and a new thought He wanted te aenre better, aad this would enable ’ him to do this. He expressed hla ap preciation for the gift la fitting In n manner which loft aa ot the way he felt nboat tha V Ac, Knights Elect Officers. At a regular meeting of Ashby Far row Lodge, No. 63 K. of P., held ,a»t night the following officers were elected for the year 1913. C. G. Padgett, C. C.; J. R. Halford, V’. C.; A. S. Rare^h. P.; C. A. Graves M. of W.; E. D. Lemacks, K. H A S.; T. P. Murray, M. of F.; J. M. Khen, M of K; W. L. Easterlln, M. at A.; H. R. Smith, I. G.; J. M. Moorer. O. G,; B. Levy; Trustee, 3 years; D. L. Smith, W. ft. O. Fund, 3 years; D. B. Black, Committee Supervision for 3 '<’ears; E. D. Lemacks, Hall Commit tee for 3. years. mordlag The Okeeckbecr Tribe la a body clothed la tee regalia oi the Chief's Rank. Bvaryhedy la la ▼tied to attend. The tribe of Red Men wh organised here about two months ago, and now has a mem bership of fifty or moN chiefs This sermon will be at the First ’Baptist church. Rev. Fairy Arrives. Rev. W. A. Fairy and Interesting family, arrived la Walterboro Thurs day evening being met at the station by a committee from tbe board of stewards of Bethel Mcthodiri church. The ladies of the church bad provid ed a warm reception for Mr. Fairy <*nd family, havihg the parsonag» lighted and heated, with a sp]< *.di l supper awaiting. Mr. Fairy’s family onsists of himself. Mr*. Fairy a.id four children, the eldest ef whom s a boy, the others being girls. They -e welcomed as residents of the town. (Reader) The Brows Furniture ft Hardware C„ la conducting the moct ancceccful sale that Colleton county or surround .ng country baa eter experteaced. rhte big sale to being eendacted by tbe famous Callahan Sale Co., 6f At lanta 0*. who are known from const to coast as the moot rapid mer chandise Rovers aad bargain given In the United State* The calm man ager, Mr. Hollaad, says this la me of tho moat successful furniture end hardware Mies that he baa ever eon- ducted, and saye that castoaers have come to this sale who live eighteen, twenty-four, thirty, aad sixty mllm away. People bn very easily sold and highly delighted, satisfied in ev ery way. The prices that he to giving the public ban stirred every human soul into a> wild pitch or*eathuslaaip and excitement The whole house la full of grand and glorious bargains and every article marked in plain figures so that the people can buy W. D. Mayfield Mid that thidf waa Just a little expreM’.on of the Ion felt for the rector, aed a little toril monial of the fact that hla parish realised that he was a scholarly, eea- secrated aad practical man—« man «he waa practical without hulas proay aad who was religious with out brief long-faced or Tho pariei wasted Dr. mala with them anc earth ante had wanted him t# thqy Right ban so- Be fhlnhaly ooteed the Ion aad reap sat frit by thft pt». changed feUriUtfohh* had the' ‘ ant oeremony ended. The was ordered la Aagust. hat htt r bum received.*'—The State. . vui(|avum w iua~ fiKSE ao loag aa ha ooeld, haatt aa,, ted bum hrotaaMd; .ted they ■RNRY HIOTT lkAd. Red Ohms tteT WeckV Henry Hlott me of the oldest res idents of this community, died at bis home near town tela morning at 11 o'clock, after an lUaem of two weeks of typhoid fever. Mr. Hlott wm 70 years of age and la survived by bis wife and several children, be side* many relatives anc numerous friend* . - i TbtJ Interment will take place at D * ^T 1 .* ***" Wl continue firs. Creek cemetery Thursday. Mr. up untll Chrlstmss eve nighty so niott waft % consistent member of this church. Dear old Santa .Clause:— I am a little girl only two years old am going over to spend Xmas with my grand papa at Smoaks. Be cause I am going from borne I dont want you to forget me. .1 will bo a; Grand father Wilson’s two mi lee from Smoaks. Please anng me some fruit aad anything Ifial you think will suit a little girl. Your good little girl, Maud Wilson. < Lea* 8. C. • • e Dear Santa Claus: — Want you to bring me a wagon and hone, a doll, a ring, n plaro and a rocker. You need not bring any uit or candy for papa will get them. You will find my stockings by my bed. Your little friend. Doris Lorine Graves, m am a fat girl. uld advtM erory one not to wait until the last moment but come to this sale now. aa the stock Is going fast and furious Prise Not.'rc. Mrs. T. P. Baker waa the lucky one to get the $12.5(1 rocker last Saturday, she being the one to find lie name of Callahan. Mias Mattie Hendon was the luf-.y one to get ih" fl5.Cn rug Sat u. day afternoon. Tiie $25.00 aewlng machine given : way Tuesday afteronon was won b> Dr. J. P. Herndon. Saturday afternoon at 4’ocicxk a 94S.OO or- n will he gi\cn away to some one in the crowd. Th s I. a capital ^rize Snm«one will get th e. You better be ‘n the crowd youraelf. ParchascM New Hearse. The last trip to Live Oak cemetery will be made easier in the future for those who go in the very elegant riew hearse Just purchased by A Wichman ft Son. Th’s is a splendid example of the carriage buildera’ art, and Is the most handsome “carriage of death” ever brought to Walter boro. ROLL OF HONOR. C< tt*geville School, Second Month Ending Dec. 0, 1911. I. Department of High School. | Second year—Alef DuKant. Christiea* Itece in Tov.n. Third yenr—Pearl Ackermen. Inez j There will he eeveral Ch iftmas Ackerman. ' trei*’ at th-j vat *oha 8urdr./ « oil:. II. Dnp.rtment of Common 'n town next week, to which th- School: First Grade—Harry ReevM. Paul ine Willirt, Rena Belle Hill. •Advamed fir t g’ade—William Harris Willi*, Tedfly Addison, Dar- gati nreland. Se. oml Grace—laee pierce. Pierce Grlflith. Third Grade—Everett Ackerman. Fourth Grade—Nora Lee Bishop, Herman Adams, BeMle Isgett Pattle Addison. Fifth Grade:—Marvin Smith, Car rie U»u Willis. Sixth Grade--Mate! Ackerman, Clarence DuHant, Annie Pierce. Al len KeevM, Ernie ReeVee. '• rvire* by New Method!*,! Pu^tor. i Ue\ V\ . A. I’-.try. the i.i-v Meth odist minister, held his hrrt services iti Bethel Methodih* ciurch Sunday lorri'ig and evening. There were large cor *.relations piesetit at both these services who were d-lighted with the splendid and eloquent ser mons. Mr Fairy is a scitolnrly and entertaining speaker, wbo delivers his earnest metMSge with *orcr. young folks aro look.iie lor with great expectations. The Meth- i “—— odist Sunday school will give its tree I Child Prisoned With Cold Cream Tuesday evening at tne chmch, and 1 K^rbardt, Dec. 1*.—Special: Llt- the same even og there .-lit V„ or e tie Dorothy, the Infant da tgl.fer of at the Record TupMst citu’ch Thur 3 - | a*d Mrs. W. F. Hiemof Florence day evening th-t Presbyt'‘ri^n Sun- v ht|e pif.yjng a*t Uri i 4 y noon got day school will have its tree end ox- I box of Wilson’s Freckle iroam and erciaee, and the Episcopal tre'e will ate quite a’bit of It. Not a doctor be Feld Friday evening. The public "** la tqwn ao the little om* suffered le Invited to attend these exercises 't the various churches. Hon. Henry K. Strickland, of Lodg*', was amoag thoM la town thia morning. Mr. Strickland la one of the ropreaentatlvei elect from Col leton. John Kickllghter, who has been , farming near town for the pact three years, is moving back to hla rid home at Islandton. Mr. Kick lighter made many friends here who*regret to aee him leave. MIm Fishbone Warigaa MRs Flahbqrne. wbo h^Rbeen county secretory and laid worker for the Colleton County Sunday School Association, has tendered her roaig- qidte a lot before relief could be got ten but she whs coon alright. 8te left. Monday for her b<>tiw in Florence Jlerry-XweM. Howell Sweat of llciidersonville and Miss Pearl Berry of Ruffin wen carried laat Thursday evening nation, and for the preMnt has ac- ‘Walterboro by J. M. Arkurman eepted s poeit;on as teacher In the [.Sride if the daughter of Mr. a Prev« e •* '•'•hool. ftlUag out the J Mr* C. H. Berry i.ml th< g-oom " r « ' ‘ ^ '>rin Risker who was J he son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Swe in, o- o i r vch the school. While | le • ' • 1 bax tendered her ree- >• * i ‘ • etary of the Sunday f < A *o< at Ion, she will he pleeu- eu st render (L ha lever aMlatence Soarible to thoee desiring her MrvJc- Neliool Holiday •• in Town. The Vi slterK.ro fliKh S< Jiool will gLe Christina* holidays this year iota Friday of this week till Mon day, January $. The Teachers win ga to their homes for the holiday* u l!