The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, March 05, 1913, Image 7
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THE PR'ESS AND STANDARD, WALTERBOR O, S. C.
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IL AUDITO
RIUM NOW SAFE
MADE IN ORDER TO
ROOF FROM FALLING. '•
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STEEL OSLUiNS SUPPORT IT
tcfcool Howte Roof Now Abnohitoljr
Saf^Worfc Finished ThH Week
bj the Ccetractor. '
to the credit of school fund, to reim
burse amount donated by the school
trustees. - , „
Respectfully submitted,
D. B. Black.
Fire Hill School Improvement As**
Noriatioa Holds First Meeting.
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The excitement caused by the an-
nocmtmeni several months ago of
the cnasfe condition of the roof of
the Walterboro School house should
now be quieted, for at present the
roof is resting on four steel columns
auJaciently strong to support a rail
road train.
Mr. W. A. Stewart, th econtractor.
finished his work this week and the
auditorium has been open for inspet-
tion for tornetime. In order that no
fear ncr be felt b> person.i going
into the auditorium we will describe
fn details the method of support
which has been afforded. For a foun
dation for the columns, four of
which are placed «under the roof
beams, a cement base beneath the
grund was constructed, and upon
this a brick pier erected. The brick
pier is four fret'square at base and
2S inches at In ell of 'his Port-
'9ml Cement was used, ajtd there is
ho doubt as to the sutlieiencV of the
base. Resttng on the pier, and set
Into ectnent-is a steel plaie, w'nieh,
with another oa top of this, affaords
a sr,fe resting place for the steH
rolumr.p The columns are f 6-inrh
heovv stc-^l eastings, inside f each of
which is olaced a very heavy railroad
rail. , The intervening spaces* are
tilled with erushed stone and cement
Cortainly the consrtyction of the
columns renders them 'siifflcient for
three times the weight they are to
bear. A section of column, showing
how al] arte made, can be seen by
visiting the auditorium, where X js
on exhibition." s'
The columns join the roof beams
by means of steel plateq secured to
a very heavy beam of wood which, ts
in turn, fastened with Strong bolts to
the roof beams. ^
To David Black belongs much
nraise for the success of the work.
When money was beuing raised fr
this work, Mr. Black took the lead,
and raised over $400. The school
bore the remainder of the expense.
By request, we publish the follow-
ing casl\larcount of Mr. Black, who
was the treasurer of this work,
> which shows an itemised statement
of moneys received and moneys ex
pended:
The fallowing amounts were do
nated to help defray expeeea of put
ting columns in the schqbl audilo-
r'nuc.*
Town Council $100.00
School Trustees 50.00
D. B. Black 10.00
H. W. Black. Jr 10.00
J. D.OIover 10.00
W. B. Ackerman .; 10.00
W. H. Saunders ... 10.00
M. Jacobs. .. 10,00
R. H. Wichman 10.0*
R. H. Wichman 10.00
The Association for the improve
ment of Fire Hill Public School held
its first meeting February 27th. The
association was called to order bv
the president, and the roll^all and
minutes read by the secretary.
We then had a lecture by Miss
Georgia Ackerman, who mapped out
much necessary work to be perform
ed 1 nour association. She made
many-suggestions which if followed,
I am sure will prove very beneficial.
The president suggested that a cot
ton patch be planted and the results
to be Used for extending the school
term. This suggestion made such an
impression that it- was taken up by
the association and unanimously
voted upon. Two acres of land was
given by Mr. J. C. Kinard. one sack
of kanit salt by Mr. W. A. Crosby,
one sa. k of High Grade b'- Messrs. J.
A. and I.. A. Hudson, one sack by
Mcs^ro J. M. .and J. P. Kinard and
others will be expected to furnish
balan«e of fertilizer, cotton seed. c»e.
This cotton patch is to be worked
and gathered by the patrons, teacher
and pupils.
A bo\ party was deHde.-l upon
v.hhh will take place Friday. March
.7 at seven thirty o'clock for the pur-
pos' of securing n Jibrary. Boxes
co;;::. nirg suppers for two will be
sold for If.c each and no" admission
fees charg'd. Four member? wete
enrolled and Miss Bennett and Mrs.
ReKoluttous of Respect.
Whereas, it hath pleased Our
Heavenly Father. The Supreme Ar
chitect of the Uniterae, to call oar
brother. O. W. Harrison, from hlfc
labors on earth to the Temple, not
made with Hands Eterna) In tho
Heavens; therefore,
BE IT Resolved:
That we, his brethren of Hopo.
Lodge. No. 122, of which for many
years he was an honorable and faith
ful member, acknwledge with soli
tude his devotion and service to the
istitution of Ancient 'Free Masonry.
2. That we commend the many
virtures which be possessed to all
who are seeking to build character
which will starid the test of Divine
Judgment,
t. That, in his death, our cause
has sustained a loss which We feel
with sorrow and regret.
4. That we extend to his sorrows-
ing relatives our pinr»r»«f svninathv
the loss which they have sustain
ed. and prav that God may bless
their sorrow to their ete-nal good.
J. (\ LAWSON.
, -I. W, MILEY. SR.,
R. W. SMITH.
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J. R. Kinard were appointed dele- •
Schind
The Omen wch^e' f\n^\ a most
successful session VVedn/mlav of last
X\'ek with Miss t;ern/nii<' Yarn as
tea>ner. touring*'-ppp • ven f ug i , **o
very instructive vere de-
I've red !>'. M r >tani i'.. sa*i<k*rs an:!
Supt. eler» H/cn S. gtnVkiard. Mu
sic .w ts 1 upfiiehctl 1c.- John Saurd»-rs
md h ; s iWter. M>s F ddle. on viol'n
0nd epBa**. u hii li a'ided /rreetly t»
1 the ^/rtertuinr i» nt.
gates to meet with the union of the I 7™*- fo y** v ' irip
Improvement Association at WHltor-yf*’ 0 . csrr>»d out -
boro. March 7th. The public is (or* '"? T ' r ’
(!::;lly*invited to he preaent. • / , address Detuu
'rr'l.
♦•il lire-
Proposa!
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is probably due to uric
acid in the system—the
blood must be purified—
the poisonous acid driven
out and general health
must be improved.
Thousands testify that
Scott*§ Emulrion rids the
system 6? poisonous acid
by enriching the impover
ished blood, and its con
centrated nourishment is
converted into red blood
corpuscles which drive
omt rheumatism.
It is especially valuable
to aged people.
' *Ask for and insist on
SCOTTS.
Scott ft Bowke. r.loorafield. H. J. IH«
boys
ilt’Of:—T.vc)
-•’.ilntu**. '.erija
V irome
laud.
and one mri
rourtiihin rnd^r
bbvs and j: rl.
IJttle Bo-.i'h
Morris. .
Pore, “nivto" TVo pit).;,!
Peter Poghum in Love nitrer
Il'idson.
Pan.tcmiir’e. •'Old Rla. kJoe"- -
Tv o girls, one fioy.
Siik Doll- T.wo ph-ts and ore boy.
’•‘ftiu and S”nw—^Th*" ’ !' s’
Song. "Maryland"—The school.
Ma’s Tools Eliza Brela'ml.
The pashful Boy— I'our boys
«ud four gtrlc.
Mv Lat—’Bessie BroianJ.
Song. "My Ronny”—The shco'-'l.
, Coon ('reek Courshlp—One boy
an.1 one
n * r Nat.•••it 1 Cut's r --Pa’ii'et
son.
, "Work for Temperance”—
Gertru/le Yarn.
. Dobuisnn. a prominent cit
izen of MThite Hall, was in towij
Monday.
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whiih wc gladly pntlish:
To tlie Public: —
It you ha;* 1 :.or fc< • :i taking Th**
Pr*-*.s and Standard, get busy and
subs* rib** fer it.. If you will read it
land note its centents, it x\.U pay for
its* if.
” A Subscriber,
.1; spot Robertson and son. Julian
of Great Swamp section, were in
town Monday.
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• apt. G. W. Way. or.e of Mt. t’ar-
mel’s most substantia! citizens, was
in town Monday. .
J. O. von Lehe .
E. P. Knight . .
J. E. Moore. . . .
T. IL Buchanan
^). C. L, Hiers . .
W. .1. Fishburne
M. P. Howell . .
E. F.. Jones . ..
C. D. C Adams
E. L. Fishburne
D. E. r\ Clough
J. Me Witsell . .
C. G. Padgett . .
R. L. Fraser . .
J. F." Lucas... .
8. Finn
H. A. Bailey .. . .
H. Zalin
J. V. Klein .. .
A. H. Wichman
A. H. Wichman
P. J. Lucas . ..
B. B. Renton . .
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C. L. Flahburne
* E. Hubster
> E. T. H Shaffer...
, L. M. Stokes
L. G ? Owens. . .
V. W. Davis
W. . Marvin
H. A. .Francis
R. Pea*'.on
H. D. Padgett . .. .
R. Ackerman ...
C. M. Grnc#
E. A. Marvin
A. K Beach
W. B. Gruber
e* W. O. Mims
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J. B. Risher
L B. O. Hyrne
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News from Stokes .
•Stokes, Feb. 27.—Special: Edi
tor Press and Standard —Everything
is alive around here. The farmers
Are rapidly ‘ preparing, for- another
crop, and looking forward to greater
reward.
.The winter blast will soon ho over
—then comes spring, the wyy<t beau
tiful season of the year far/tis then
nature reveals her great beauty. The
lowers all awake from their winter
lecp to greet the warm sunshine.
T s then ail the trees put on their
Vnutle of green. Yes. spring, with
her golden sun and silver rain—
.•ill soon be with us once again.
Yet, still on every side we trace’the
f the hand
or winter in the land.
?till there’s a sense of blossoms yet
unborn ' '*
!n the sweet airs of morn.
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"Th** very earth, the enringy air
Is all with fr:>sr:in**e rife;
\nd grace and beauty everywhere
\re flushing into life.”
The Tiger (’reek School No. 1 is
progressing very nicely under the
management of Miss Enr Mae (To?-
bv of Ruffin. We are glad to have
Vfie* Crosby in ocr midst.
Mr Behnie Steetly. of Smoaks.
v>;»ed this community Saturday
night f>"d S'indov.
, Mr rharlie Carter and family of
I^odge. have moved/hear here We (
n*-e glcd to welcome them in our
community 6 . 7
Mies'Ethel ipott and brother; Mil-'
ton. of Pleasant Crove. visited
friends here Saturday and Sunday.
M{sses Gailfe and Donnie Roberf-
son Visited friends end relatives ner.r
Htiffin Saturday night week.
. Little *Lala Smoak of Smoaks.
has returned home after an extended
visit to her grandparents. Mr and Mrs
W. F. Robertson of this place. *
Miss Rnbve Johns is viaiting rela
tives At Ediato.
Several eft the folksjrom here at
tended preaching at Tabor Sunday
laaj. A very interesting aermon was
preached by Rev. Boulware.
What has become of )D\ the cor
respondents? Come'sfaLn “Pinkey"
of Ruffln. 7
All good wishes to The Press and
Standard.
Violet.
Inducement
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* There are come other* that have
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It same Is collected, it will Us placed Icitisens In town Monday.
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J. L. Smoaks, a prosperous mer
chant of Smoaks, was In town Mon-
d » y *
• • •
J. B. Ackerman of Round was
among the ntynber of prosperous
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