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Jf s'/i ? ^ I ® i>l ^ 1 ^ I ^ J f **.$*■• 4 ’ * k 1 V. * “ • '• *' . ' '• "-/‘a i . ’ •%.'*» r V ‘V**.’- ^ -.o-i yl • # *»• PAGE EIGHT v AXDKKMO* CniiLBOB XOTEH ■ i» t .• t, f.,; * I f " • •. . • * •• * ^ ^ - w ' T 4l 1 *';" ‘ •• j' • '; . *v-; THE PRESS AND STANDARD , . -f /• ' APRIL 21, 1915 < On Friday. April 3, the Hon.. J. E. Swearingen, of Coiunihfn and Professor I>. W. Paniel of riemson Collene, paid an offirial visit to An derson ('on?** 1 . Thej commute" hf (he State Education.. * . . As r. result of this visit, Anderson man or Italian each word is ag a perfectly formed peart, j .Miss Nelle Smith, violinist, played second. * Jfer selections were unu sually beautiful. She played as al ways with spirit and fire, typical.of ramc as a ©nf of h*!r temperj^mnt, evimiing Hoard o' ronsiderablM artistic poise. I.i^shes- frand, one of Kreipler's bbfijrht com positions she perforni'id brilliantly College wait placed on the state listj % jth good style and taste' Her in of accredited schools that the graducteS of this coileg • contrast '-in her second number, bt can t* ach in the public.schools of tnjC probably at her b"-!t In Drdla’u the stats wiUiout standing examina- (8ouven | r . The* biggest nutuher. and tlon Sot U^eber’s yertlflfate. Ite- ! IIIO1 , t brilliant whs the Sehemv by Von (Jotyhe. This lOtficult number was played .with fajr and with a strength rarely found in tone of such slight physique. The long sustained tones of I*es Adieu* by Pablo 8ara- sat«, so frying ^to the violinist were beautifully done by Miss Smith. The •Thi* means!(erpretati^n ample to rtiow th <hllilren, were in attendance on Thursday evening. There was a good crowd In attendance and almost delightful evening waa spent. The parlors and corridors were very pret ty ly decorateed in Japanese style with pink, pe&ch blossoms, and green in profusion. ' An ice cream course was se/ved during-the evening. On Anderson £ounfy Field P.iv the college was n busy place XKWH FROM SMOAKH Smoaks, S. C.. April IP.—Atten tion member* of Rural School Im provement Association! Remember th*. second meeting of our asuoct-ir (ion will b' 1 held at Smoaks school house. Friday. At#ril 24 at 3:^0. AJI m<pnbc*r 3 are . urged* to bo presen*,. Ovyr i ‘‘k® 1° ^ rin^ i.s many pew member** fire tihohdand people, mo't of alier Po:- 'M ». blatters of importance ferrlng to his visit, Mr. Swearingen said: "I am very much Impressed with the college and the students: and the faculty ha* a /sdffiHent number of eiperts for a col lego of thi* sise. This college has a great future, jgnd the people of me county and of the state ahould be and are proud of the Inatitution/* An unaaualty artistic program waa presented by the members of the faculty of the departments of muaic on Monday oxenlng. After having beard each of these mutidans in the faculty recital in the fall, An derson people knew what to expect at this second public appearance of the group. The comment that has been ohenest heard was of the ex quisite musical taste In the choice and arrangement of the program and the artistic rendition of each number. Miss Stranathan opened the pro gram with a Mozart Aria from the marriage of Figaro, singing it id Italian. The beautiful melody of this selection, with all Its light and shades as Interpreted l»y Miss Stra nathan stirred the hearta of those who heard irrespective of the Ital ian words which some affect to be lieve distract from *th^ enjoyment ol the song. The three German songs show Miss Stranatban's keen appre ciation of great music. The last number gave a delightful variety to her selections. The Dreamy flleap with Its qaiet, longing was fallowed by Ah, Lave, Bat a Day! MMa was perhaps the biggest number an the program. In this music sse feels that Mm. Beach has been able to ex- press the thought of the words more- adequately, than others who have made the attempt. Mlse Stranathan gava a vary sincere interpretation of the po?* of the song. The third of the gttQup was. Leoncavallo Mattlnate a vary br|lUaat number aung In bril liant, style, with delightful purity of tone,, - Particularly noticeable was Mias Stranathan's clear enunciation, and nice pronunciation. In what ever she siqga, English, French, Qer- cxerciscs. The college, on that da> turned over its plant and large ean- pet; to the peoplo ot the county. Dr. Martin of liemson, has exam ined the milch cows at Anderson College, and given them a clean bill of health. - 1 Mr. C. *M. Faithful went to Wai halla Friday evening to serve as a judge at .the Oconee County Orator ical Contest. double stopping and akipping octaves^ 'Rev. and Mra. McCaul spent sohi" were executed skillfully, and each number waa Intensely pleasing to the audience. Mr. Goode was surely at his best in his part of the program. He is s rare pianist and hla musicianship is of the highest order. He is mast erful in style .with a splendid techni que a sure touch, and at interpreta tion that comes only from the com- ,bination of Intelect temperament good taste and judgment. His first number consisted of three Chopin Preludes followed by the Etud£ that is commonly known as the Revolu tionary Etud". Very few selection-* make such demands on a sure tech- Mr . and j, m Avant. Mrs. nlque as does this Etude which he Ga(<h Gatrh and ^ MtIJ|U> played. So wonderfully, in the De- time at the college this week visit lug friends. Dr. and Mrs. Kinard had t.ie pleasure of a visit to Hartwell, Ga . Wednesday, making the (rip by'auto mobile. Misses Abbott and Wakefield w-T" hostesses at the Faculty Thursda> afternoon t^a. . Miss Alward entertained the Faculty Club on Thursday evening. The subject of discussion was dtrowning’s "The ing and the Book '' JACKSON BO HO IH*I»S busy Minstrels an exceedingly grace ful composition, he showed unusual ly keen appreciation and fine musi cal feeling. La Campanella by List waa a beautiful climax to the pro gram. ' This was f^yed as only a true artist can play It. Hla style was exquisfta, and the effect of the number waa very impreeslve. He played it with a fluency and artistry that were very unusual. The accompaniments were played by Ifre. F. A. Goode. While lire. Goode did not appear on the pro gram as a socialist, she is a graceful* brilliant soloist, as well as a delight ful accompanist, as will be remem bered by those who heard hSr In the former recital. Ag before, she play ed a pleasing accompaniment, very sympathetic and skillful. It la a true accomplishment to .play such difficult accompaniments well, and Mra. Ooode'g accompanying waa ad mirable. ’ ' Th* students gave a most delight ful reception to their friends on Padgett went to Round to churcn Sunday. > Mls 8 Kate Howell, teacher at Bear’s Island, sp^nt Sunday wJt£ he? sister, Miss Fannie, here. Mrs. J. R. P. Fox and children spent last Tuesday and Wednesday In Charleston. / Mr. Raymond Reynolds and G*o. Turner visited Charleeton on Sat urday. - Miaa Lila Garvin and Mr. Chas. 'Hilton returned from Charleston oa Thursday. V Mr. and Mra. Walter Hiott of Cottageville-apent the week-end with their mother of this place. Mp. J. R. P. Fox spent Sunday with hla father. N. R .Fox. who was rich with an attack of la grippe. Mr. Bill Hilton and Mr. Reynor of phnrleeton. camfc op foi* the day Sunday. 1 . j •» Diamond rings are worn ‘ how around Jack son boro. ^ ? We have been listening for wed ,0 bejsliwussed a’d ail vov*o of ; ;bl --school di- triet’are'urged to ho present.-. ♦ . The many friends of Mrs. Waite.* Berrj w ill be glad to know that r.Jie N *lo*.vJy Improving from a verv painful illness. She has been in bed quite ill from a wound in her foot, caused by stepping on a rusty nail three weeks ago. Mrs. E. 8. Thompson has returned from Riversid* .Infirmary where she has recently undergone an operation for appendicitis. She is convales cing rapidly. Mr. J. L. Lyons, accompanied by Misses Lyda and Ibbie Lyons. Ruth’ Risher and Effie Carrol, motored to Ashton to attend the Sunday school convention* April 10th. A very quiet and beautiful wed- 'ding occurred at Smoaks Methodist parsonage. Aprt^ 8th, when Miss Hattie, eldest'daughter of Rev. J. C. Counts, became the bride of Mr. A. Cl Padgett of Smoaks.' Only mem bers of the family were present. The happy young coup!" are at home to their friends at Mr. Padgett's old home Just beyond the Baptist church Mrs. Alir*> Williams of Lodge, has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. E. 8. Thompson. - • * Little Margie erry, daughter of Mrs. W. F. Berry is very ill. Every one is wishing for her a speedy re covery. We miss her winning smile at school and Sunday school. Wqanr* glad to welcome Mg. and Mra. L. V. Smith of Green Pond as residents of our town. Mr. Smith will open store in the I. A. Sauls store on the corner. ' Mr. L. C. Padgett and family at tended Sunday school convention at Ashton April 18th. Mr. Joel Padgett has been elected Cashier of Ruffin Bank. Re begah hla duties April 17th. We are sorry to lose him from our’ town but our lost is Ruffin’s gain. *' Mr. and Mra. B. F, Carrol accom panied by Mrs. Carrol’s mother visited Olar a few days ago. Mr. Frank Kinard has purchased a handsome automobile, and niany of the young iadjes will testify that It runs swiftly and well. Great Special I Sale Of v * Millinery Our biff selection of the Latest Styles of Noveitie.- soch as Sample Hats and Fine Trimmed ‘Dress Hats. We positively sell then\ below cost. Children’s ani Misses’ Hats we* give away for just a Httie money. Please remember that we sell more goods for less money and better goods for same money. If out -for Bargains, .he only place to get them is at Frank’s. We have also greatly reduced the price of Clothing Shoes and Dry Goods / ” iii We have just received a case of 4,000 yards of good * * / ^ » quality bleach, 36-inches at 5c per yard. Please remember whatever we advertise 5s true and 4 •* > / ‘ we can prove it. We are the originals for Bargains, thv others imitate us. ' ■ < ** The Charleston Surprise Bargain House J. FRANK, Manager. Wholesale and Retail. NEXT DOOR TO EXPRESS OFFICE. Please remember that there is only one J. Frank Clothing Store in town and we take chickens and eggs in trade. / . • ding 'bells long enough and have 4^1 Mr ^ ilUe H , eri| lg vIlslt|nK h|# elded to give them up. 'father. Mr. G. W. Hlers for a few IGE CREAM THk 'JT .< W* .«*t. pow receiving Ice Creaiq from Hahn’s. of the. best material and contains noVhemical.t of is made any kind. The Pure Food Cream, SAVE MONEY By Trading With Us , A New York Newspaper Shows How Small Savings Justify Great Journeys. A ^lew York newspaper recently sent an expert Editor to London to cut out of the war cablegrams all words not absolutely necessary and by saving a word here and there, the cost of sending him there has been repaid many times over. A great corporation goes to such pains to .make small savings in the cost of its goods, the people of Colleton County certainly should try to cut 'out every penny of unnecessary cost in the purchase of their goods. 1 We go into every detail tor save you money on your purchases and have spared no effprt to get the best prices, in order that we may sell to you at a saving. . The only place where you will save money on your purchases of Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats Caps and Millinery is at our store. • \ we do not specify prices to make the jjeople believe that we sell cheap But ; we do sell all first class merchandise at a big saving. * Sobel and Bogoslow day*. | Say, Mr. Editpr, have you heard of a certain demonstration agent named HEARD-—? H° promised to ^show some farmers how to plant Su- da/i grass and Amber Cane, but— Smoaks school is progressing nicely despite the epidemic of. chick en pox and mumps and lastly scarlet f“yer. ' “New Comer.” IN MK.MOR1AM. On March 23rd, the Lord saw fit to take from us our beloved sister, , Wilsie Maree. * “Tis hard to part from our loved-ones; but His will be done. Her gain is tfur loss, f Her character was of the purest Christian type, <waa attest by h"r works: and she will be greatly , missed, not only by her husband, hut by her friends and relatives. She "as always ready to do her part .when the call for help came. , . ^ In 1892 she'Joined the church; .and for 23 years.she has been a stewardess yf St. Paul’s C. M. K. Church. She was a true ralanthe., Golden ‘Rod. Court . r >. which was set up October 28. 1911 under th" jurisdic tion of Chapel Lodge Iftfl. K. of P., fetnd was the builder of this court, being Worth Counsellor of It from October 28th. 1911 until June fith, H914 and then Worthy Inspector. She will be greatly missed; and her place can not be filled. It paid SODA FOUNTAIN Xx X v. X WHERE THE DOLLAR DOES ITS DUTY. X lavIgoraUac to the Pale aad Sickly tonic. The Old Standard general atrengthenlac GKOVK 8 TASTKLKSA chill TONIC, drhrea oat , Malaria.rnnchen the blcxxl.and build* up the aya- Vtm. A true tonic. For adults and children. Me We have recently renovated our soda fountain ami made it more sanitary than ever. Have also put in a new line of syrups and crushed fruits and have a man that can mix the drinks to suit your taste. GASOUNE We have recently installed a gasoline depot and are now prepared to furnish you gasoline in any quantity at the right price. We ask you to allow us a part of you! business. ' r . THE FARMERS * • \ * . Are especially invitfcd to our restaurant wheh in Walterbofo. Our service is bounty to please. OUR SPECIALS We handle the best line of candies in the town, ami when you want any cjdl and see us. Remember, we tils > have a fine line,of cigars and tobaccos. H. G. & F. G. CROSBY . 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