The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, October 29, 1913, Image 4
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several speakers, and theringinr^wM
nost Inspiring nnd hnlpfnl liose
ofnhe gsndar Schools of th#/%>wn-
shtp were represented. ^
The exercise* we*f •<>?“** wl [* 1
Devotional eervlceshr Rej, J
Ceents, Allowed as dMe addreje
of welcome by A. C. Pedgrtt, In
the course of his remark*. Hr. Psc
sett compared thv Sunday
Convention to a family reunion. MIm
Ids May Fishhurne was present and
discussed very forcibly the Mtse on-
ary phase of Sunday .School_ *' or •
Mrs. J. ('■ Counts presented the
[subject* ’•Teacher Training'' ,n *
manner which should have appealed
to all present T)tere were eevera.
ItuaeD one and two horse wagons, “the best by test.**
Taylor-Caanady Baggies hi all styles.
We also have cheaper grades of baggies.
AH vehicles sold by us.^re absolutely guaranteed.
We carry at all times a full line of harness and lap-
O^r terms and prices will please.
Vdsde Company
H. W. Black, Jr. Manager.
inrf**: On« cent n word. N*ws o*hcr. spcah' rs. amonK whom wor^v ;
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hone to tne/f him - serffh >.t n h >f. fonvl'le Sutodivy ,
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that fiesiirre'tio\ rtor;- Walterlidro Monday r.nd- y T*;fSda> r. Fat rich i \ ar: •. T. ar.
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of this piace spent Bcvcrtl Hays 1
X\" h X Ir ^ i{ - *• I’*- i« visiting r-lativea hi Filarient^n; of good things to eat and serine
ant tlm-v While there th , ' •"**■ *** K ' f ? l5p >' an “ f ,!lis valuable pre.- nip. all of whiclj/weie
visits to Fharie^fon and o>her nlXi iu - Th.-tvlk'• enjoyed and appreciated very much
of ibtcrcst\n Mrs i‘eeU!e«* h I f,ur ,lt,!o s '' hm)1 ‘ H ‘•xpecte.i to The afternoon was spe«ytn good
touring caX\ ** ' 4IulM >*>v j epen x goon. un<!er the care of Mra. J. fnusic and singingFafter/which thc-.v
Mr. and Mrs. L F Iterrv • ’ :l# . Hendersor,v1!lo;. hade goodbye and U-y for their
Brown Eyes. homes, with many good wishes for
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t,:t ! • '. vlH!» to s-t aiitnln 9 ' eelebrafton of |iW 7 --‘I i* rthd.v/ypvf islandton.
Mrs. Walter Woo-1, of tblr. place pringing .itb them a botmtiful s X-J ‘^Jov U^v. Lawson's writing
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M ANTED—A first-grade teacher at
one for Cedar Branch. Apply to J,
• J. Connelly, Islandton. S. C.
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During the school term I will be
,»C my office in Waiterhord 'on Mop-
days and Saturdays; other days 1
ma;.^3e at some school iu the county.
Therefor** parties having business
with me will please call at rcy ciTtce
4n the above days. ..
Hugo S. Strickland,
County Superintendent of Educa-
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Mrs.. Junes' Anderson anti dautlrer.
Miss (yjara returned home last week
after spending soafktimr** with re
latives in. Hendersonville.
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Mr. and Mrs. *Lonnie Hit-rs, of
Savannah were called to the-bedside.,
of the fornieCg parents.'Mr. and
Mr»..Solomon Hlers t ' whq are very ill.
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