The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, June 16, 1915, Image 1

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E BALL THURSDAY AFTERNOON 4:: N, fcGkOUND. VOL 37. WALTERBORO HIGH SXiMiOL CLOSES SUCCESSFUL YEAR WALTERBORO, % WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 19J5. 1S20E ASKED FOR . C/5- - ? '■ FIVE young persons re ceive CERTIFICATES’ t* . OF GRADUATION. DR. W. S. CURRELL . MAKES ADDRESS. * • 0 . > . 1 ■ • Eloquent l^ieech by Ptesklent «*f S. t\ .l'nU»'r>«it>—Pa|*ee* bfr C • 1 Hit t v. Tho \7,xUr^h V £rh |EfFCRTTBE MAliE-W IN- — j CREASE ISSUE ,TO COM- WILL ORGANIZE A ^ I NEW DRUG COMPANY ^ . * ti. t l.EM GKTHIMJKK A\D WKftU M.TKKK WILL 1*0 HUCO HI SiNKSS IX HAV.1XX.IH. P. t:ik)iis Win lb* I imitated at Once .falling* For Flection at Kni^y Ibite. closed oi: of ’iHe 'nn-«t :-i!s Tu,’ session*; o -y :■} -' Th; exert Secs \< Thu rs day, i.arpe a ’ • cm Cyi. <* Itls jnJ'h 1 < ramh «!<••'.I ■ vr- R 5’ • rs * 1 . Tlh' ;< day foreMt grn te\y.a‘ _ j* r ci *d < *• l.i-ving •••’"'•' i •••'» file Vfrpi'^: ’ "i. • ; V' _ tv and liu' * ' * v * ■ fata. The ^‘.Uhiv '*>' I hi vaP the. nro i I*. ['■ he eith an’* nwtit-i It'■will be j leasant news to many friends in Wal»«\rboro\ vclleton. rojnty to learn ,that *'ieni Getsiiifter. who has tiefn the .Shuptrine fomjtany. of ttah, deaUrw in . w !h>I> -.’je '.ill soot: e'titer the. baein* dmseif. having h p , \ ith Webb K*u;!v' D*i ‘ eh- K:it ej lull -riry. A joint meeting of the public .rer- \ ke commissions having in charg’S worVe. • '.»“Ctri<* and sewerage plants. iand the Monday WOMAN VICTiB OF BAMBERG TRAGEDY ribDY-OF DELLA GADSDEN FOUND JN ROAD NEAR ’ HER home: HUSBAND HUNTED. I>ereu--e«| and Accused Together Shortly llcfore Killing, Says ' y, ■' Al Wit new*. how lYella > Imo on th SMOAKS GRADED SCHOOL ENDS SUCCESSFUL YEAR » ■■ - * . ...: * m fk * • mm -: L OFFICIALS THIS WEEK rOtUT tWDXVKXFH XFIT MOXr OAV WITH JITMiK MtKDRK PKKSllDINti. j>. rt:i to'vn council, ’was held r.ight for the - purpose of if matt*’! pertainittg to the ro ad tit to begin. The fi'.l! nieu-ltan* ” the «omtnissiiu s was prh- > .1 at! conm ii but on ' , , . e. This has'boea a busy veek witli 1» rr; .Tune H.- At a late , Saturday Right the'body. 0 f!‘he court officials of this eounty. at- til I-den. with her throat, eut ' t4rney« aod couqty om<ers. getting fri in ear to W'ar, was found j everything .in readiness for the .• out|Hiris of Tt mberg in the 1 1« rm, of ,ourt whl<% convenes heri SEVEN YOUNG STUDENTS COMPLETE PRESCRIBED VOURSB OF STUDY. EXERCISES WERE EXTREMELYGOOD .. . —— lairge Andrearrs Greeted .Hmm* WHo Took Part in the Two 'Fvcnlng** Fserciaen. imv feti. ’ii'.e r I!. V. Camp tarn < den. SUSP deed •i ding to dnd but a short dls-] next Monday. Judgg, Kru *4 M^nire ■ iier lie’-.io. Ltnvlf •«U-ad ’.vonian of ha'yin" cor. nidted the 1 ho iur he ha» ••tit.U d flu- (lade- w iH conclude the set 1 ion hr I unhand, is | f'hartetiton thi s vvcelf and • , > crffH'*:- \ • o -;m' scare'-.ing for .hint. i' * ?■: I : s- < tric^l I Thl :u>’r liiMty ».>: “(Hi }v;*.“*!* _ ■inT ' f t je r* yvt ’Vh fSU£ was. whH* i be/ v .-. < , • r:t : v: iectri*.’ The • < ! :• 1 . nvm glv,.,< ‘Sj/ > it*' .* •- rK fu r bor- ■ I't'l.V *.: **. *’ >t /HI • v.i wrdl a? • t to tiu* -■ (jfV!* ; *, ■ * • /S*r •: ■ : to v i *; W/ V* : f> ‘ C-fyy:/ t . rivo .in'Walt rtooro in tn ». the ooenfng of the ,Mo ,i r. morning at i<) t VocR as .Las t.« * i the cuHtofct for eitctiirc day. Vqli- ri or Y’f/tiriftn . ; .v ’i* be ti- td vm • - • : * di to cutrt ’ , a 7 ef the - tdlbbrtnri F‘-noaJt^ ~gr.>ilr4- ih t ■ losed one '^K ! I -t er.* he j ■'.eflOgrtltlS’',. 1 : 1 v,- courso' ii th*» ■■ '’ith <'and!nr., w» r in the fall terra •i a t. . > re-.iarittuy ELECTED: OF SMOAKS SCHOOL eith an * nJn it .* g-aces. In Tliis trial ff.'-vaa bro’'* p ,'>t oui . tn t fluff *Bbd Muff beftb v.e:c In crrnr nnd ttte cov.s in Question were tin? fUlHV ifti*. The partakers in tiiin case.* from Jutlge on'down to jury. ■ deserved gre.ijb credJt -or their work and (n time ' v Hej nu’v have a eh. to repeat jWir effoV>s. not in a .mock trial. d*Ht in rea’ity. and before rofne branch of the bar of our state. x All in nil the program for thU night was w;elj % carued out and the 'hoys and girls are to bo conjjrat’.ilat- ed for their efforts In making it the success it was. - «* * -.FrldaV night, long before the hour !?e.t for the exercises to be-j ^ r ^. glp. large crowds began to- P ath ° r t iJun p 15 _ A nt the school auditorium to ''**the trusted o" the S m t 'the graduating exercises of the-class ^r£t J Gar "of 191%' -NTH class was imposed . of fiv'e tnemTicrs, three boys and ( j afJ i> r 7 r( . V iiio. two girlr. The exercises .were pre- ■ ant p were Sso chosen to teach 1t» sider over by Professor- 1, >. Long. fllP Hi hoolsXMiss JuMlne Hiers an f f.p|inripal of tm? st hool. .. ftn.d _ the ..Mi: s AUce nroadway. /Miss Hiers i*uy n^o - le'. . • p'i'm ‘•a •!.' ; a little (uiiract. ' n gTcr ! • Imnd S .V. J. GARlfn, JR., t'HOHFX IIY THVHTEK8 #11 TKAt’ll XFXT * v * spkkhbx. : # •' phuit f ■ In ten*! ml. ic will h: v -a n;?.i*e cJV af*XO i >. '\y, jng the cons inn IS**'! v 'ithin the ^>rf/iprepriatlor'II So *8 i otpytittee w:*« ( i f. ! aupehitol ar the meting Motfday j night for th - purpose of getting un jujltions* ahij liavine J-hem circulal- *i calling for an addufdnal bond is- <ue of $15.aPff. These will be cir culated atfOnVe and the . lection held is soon a* possible. II. P. Howell nnd Jos >1. Moorcr were appointed a? the committee. Thev 'will call upon cltirens to• afssisv them In- this work. \ ^- The ndmber oTcar loads df nrater- Ini have arrived and the-work of con- truction will begin In a few days ‘hed-t | ' !«l I •tia/ hotffte • mm ’■• {io r< Uin^. ] fout.i i !n e: I I him.. U’d- * he ti* ••'. ^ .if. • • i -tnrdar so, - d. o‘ No -iruee of liii :•:* *’ th>v4ii!Jh ! •c alert ,ui< <>it ly.* v*i i * rtl v. • i jinrp.u •" o induce li‘*i !»*• i,n P! '.<■ low i, ■ n letf the i i DP*' to capp.tri 7 : hi v i r ar' i* ;> ' * Vi* /)■ ar!:jt ton' t»« h Thd ft) Howl •*j: • t r - ■ v. n 1 for ( Ik* I .i-- \v* i:> rtn a. . ' i. I.’I : $: x .A L> < :■> ••; ; ■*' * '•» .iy. •: r; ty i, \V M Car tvt }• laud t, W M "!!' Jj.Ult on. /G’ y 1 fiam - / • * n ■ £ VC •Tidvt /xfi-. . r*. v •» *^*K La,* i. * -• r** r •p the . **S <, P I’.. •r. T K*!l N , r . \\ ,ry., d ■ ti ruber, ‘ ^iudseu. J. 05 ? SUC^eefful t mk it^, its i*t week, the ito-i' g exer- iractur txvjh 1 Hiur ■' :y and Ights/ ' .L.; : rjr v* 1 ". ---ncca ct ’ on ’■e , .Y> 1’ii, t/egs* f\nU a* * Jvs^y Iv- rest 9fk hr the SCI i.‘R’ s p T*. L • ivTrv'-Hi- .•■»•*•• • ’’r J C C:--' ; . ‘ , 'i „■ U \* * r ‘ ♦••-von ff " ;i <j ?f S. f. V|\ t *>0 hctVK^JM <<1 th* y ner'n* ' r • *-♦ - -Yr a 1 * fcTadaaUotC v v ol hivit ig -. x-eessful- >?ed .(>*<.. *• rfc nt 'the ten f ' rchool. Th e rradnsttng 1 T'Ferguson. <* X (hosby. V F t'ald- and wiU.be rushed with alt dispatch Ftf SCT TELEGRAPH . LINE. The bonds will rthj for forty, meeting of Schpol F. Jr., was t#'* Succeed dr of. be following. as- atos ha<i delivered their'add res »v idres-*>>, jncr^ffully taught the Huck/iTea ! heye by getetnl teffns.' * ■J'rbfes.ser L«ng. Ah'o in a short’ and ’ Ptr^tlatjriyfs well known in t’oi" appropriate gdqrdas', .thank'd --.the TrAen- couiitj/as an e'dtn a tor of pupils and tochers for their-a<si«- • fility ant^/experiepee. lie is r : A n » **»» ,\ . .. 1 . « . . * Tv » » ■ » ' «' %- * vJ yy- ft * Iv , v »-» Jf-V »• vW •* ei .1 v, ^ $ tW diploma. .v«.*r^ given ti J'rof \ i»itohi /from l- hrliiirdt. j y r ‘ ^/iepnlar party * folks, frr’-t y,u t T [ 4 ut, hfield !>ju h: r>r ."nine oveyf to sp< nd . • ; day !. town with- r. latives .rind * “ fric-V' -They were Mr. and Mrs-. A. T llcnderaon, Mrs. •Alice M, Head?! on, Henderson Fra-ser.. Hcii- ry tMm. r. and Robbie Fiennett, The youn.: men came dow fi Sunday . in Mr. Ih nnett’s car. the/'.dies of the pnrt> diking thn'’ trip by .'train Sntaiday afteruuffn. /They return ed * early- part of the week ■r < m ede- O'n . (V| - of these pnbils speak , well ic.* fherongpness -ad'h which the ork or the ■ rftfxtl w as «ecompUnk»* 5." y.'* roiui /..ere these pipers" that i. fd\. .. ^k I UUKOil, ’ J C 1 tllark,. ’J **• - UdR'.. , sra W .1 O'Quin. 'Sr. v , Goodw in. It- c*>.> !. l.'lmyt. W„l{ •ITeach, A <> Hioti i or ; !> T ftlockef. L U <»arf?r. « W ilti^hoii.'Lee Givens, K II, Polk. \V |The Press and Stardard in its nexk . issue will reproduce them ver ba- ; tim. In order that, the readers mar | ree the work these, graduates are I capable of doing. Kxrrctxr* Thorsdajr Fxcniog. .The fteryics's were held in ' the PtnoaHt* hall, and consisted of nu- TWO BADLY HURT IN JltNEY ACCIDENT .0 for ver rs and tire rit,i*ens. yrtll not y fee! •the extra $15,000 in -the payntgnt of taxes, whereas, if tYle .extri amoOnT f* not voted, everybody » ill suffer from an incomplete system o' sewerage and waterwqrka. The lystejn can J»e completed cheapen Will Uonn^ct -* Ehrhardf Jtambcrp: by Wire. and Bfimberg, June It.—Wire • has b«en received at the 1?,. K. & W.. st:v»fhn for the. ereerton of a tele graph line .between/|himberg and SIX PKOPLK^ KHlIXG IX HfS THRtBITX <H T WHP.N « AU ♦ R V'.HKH INTO TUFF. The following from the ^a^mnnii Monrfng Xewg of a few days ax-» VSUl he of interest to pew^h* In tin- county as Mr. dobtr L. ra|«#rs. Ixuil-i is well known in this county and ban j many friends heae who wilt regret to npV'(htyB at anv'otlier tiYqe. Tif<ldcf j Khrhardt, It Is undcrctood the* a li.^rn' of hH accident * 'Vnlv ■ fair Ihlng »o do A* to e«»nr-.xH’ud ».will arrive, snnrtlf ty' * e the system so that oVery cltizcn ju/constructi(*n ofcth“ limy' *be reached.* It would hcvcf d >! , f s ‘ ok < f tipm-id/me ■hcaV Mrs, Georgia (’ai/vRi. wife .of ornpieted up to. ({allrotyl nve.^ g.' v +?AxeI t'arlson. Jr.. No. I51S rucroti* recitations, drills and e*er- rises' by clnioFt every pupil •/in . s hoot. .. It wros a full program.' and • fcecpupil* a|l .did *h"ir parts w‘*« . case and ability. jtfkcTwlng not only * r -ful training but 'material rapu- • »de of goo#! training. Prof. De- , . Tferiffo over tjs** rtPteis- , . rrs«_ *1 ‘ ‘ »VV vu . ’»$’ 1 ’ . 11 i v'..ill *»**'., ? ’ 1 t > luavf 1 .^nyhoGy o*rf^ through tho profitty ofth»' r- ? and,'The commission are unanimous ; nv rs GitK«ou'PHny: A cfinncctioii their request-that the people vote'’'VM’j -the Southern is r xpci-te(i,*to I* he extra issue. line soon. stu'roas and tharkM th* tjjuce ’n^making ’his * ear’s work a * first ,hono/ sracjuute of .the- t’ltadetf, » -■' a n number, ot-'- Kbillty t! i.-eRcrntul* !••• yl*« c of Mv. •f * ?.■ * Wr.Hcritom, <sp*-* ially t !:*• far tlie’Ir cooj>*r.*.t ion in ;• ♦ '*"* vork. 1 \ 4 ' d»; t urn 11 L \i!dres , Hon. \V . U Gi * i hf ji. H Ha 17-,o hoard off tr'istt /cB:, THi ;* v approp.i ' o Isfen- G -C t fH, , I 4M Pif* -;*iuL-. :u-e. 1t"v tv. \ preside jif 'So'i d: ii'/ 1 - \'urr*dl b;: fffyirg th' 1 i \e.. hat* ’)>[■ to Waller .•'■■it* ;'(» +fWx> V me'and i lirft rj\.l n- 1 r’d th/rr v-onff. ’•*• x .n!“ ( > ; t people • parents, .’.e liool n*i : 1 iil'Vspb n*!ld * - -X-n f .> p,v inc I lie sc- * car.:. »* /r«. X! HP 1, dy as-ijsr-kHV o' Ml!*.' ,1 / 'y" * #. * * 4f * DEATHS. •-» ^ * # * w i: non t > Garrlv f''"' r o "t J'*™ / 11 - k ( yiiertcs t \ndersojj. >r.. one o ■ ; • • ,e rtrer/ in tbt* ' >*v. die i ' *» r *rd/iice? No'.."/I I . v * - *»* "d ** gfternpon. »•>]• cr :c.> 'tool- ,pi.*«•<•. *• ■ t ok'-lrff k St. .lohn’ ■ "I. ire.i In:, nw* f>l *•. - a * e*rcry. John, M<* / Mitri .< of fysnera! ar '“'The Viv. O. -J. Tl-'.u? • o nt the cl’.arch rer * * * * V, v^x- ' ' * ‘ • i/)D(;e x PI Padgett/A'former prin- the school, and a candidate counlly superintendent of edus two years ago. was also on. ' program for an address. In a s»>i*ft speech ‘Mr Padgett commend- T ho "other ‘ ! tl«- work of t»’e fwhoci* and eulog- d the teachers and frnstees for •I* * upbnildlng- of - the bo°I .H ft ’« a picaciag spe-'ltc^ end his arjr * ^ •en joyed, besides ^helrg^ I feet. an*l John L. Gapers'. No. 11: !' ‘ ipful, fo the cause of i»d.uc<tloiv Is Kiisk. Liberty stroet, were seriously/’ '«omnv**ni»v. H lt rumored it noKfainlly injured, and l*»ur oth-/' *•» Mr, I'ad cert pdff he a / cgrdl- *■ rs hattNnarrow • s< ap*js froni •seriou.-1* ! -re tf*r 'ihi* offi »* again irt the injuries \iirly Vester'di# niornlne '>* rt c|. • Hop. ' M rn gju icn-upiMits of- tlo* car were-more or j less shaken up.and.bruised. HtiH /■ It 'Igcc t l>. .V. y. on ut ,U . Th- fv*'- .1 tv vour e ! * .* r. i.ut i y: r .r ng* /• ■ t r , jj . - ■ (V- ■ oi • . fJsiTfy-q’ge v*- re w/t «,vd ? *1*^ ion he could / t.n-'/ * . l-*» 1 -t'.kt-s H 11 .- link! hlk ^ ’vfft Marginal Lire.. '■..-•i-ie 'mty'jhp’, Irndv his; nV H lr* *h M* t’urrcl enTcrf-Hiocfl bis . I-car-if?. -tAd'h -i few jokeg. 4le sabl titr.! be l/U -■* cn going around for the vjujft. ‘twenty-five years or more .ntjdrev* inc commecremont crovvls ^ml ll'/tf reared that he would suffer som<- day with fotMinoncepijuitiii.". 't one point lit jris a(Msc* fc when !.' a was describin'! th^j pillars of sonv> *' building, a buckei or some other weighty object, *1va» mrown «low*i Hie steps,, greatly annoying the au- ‘ «’ienco. but seemingly not bothering •♦lie speak ft*, who remarked that h/ find brought (fown a part of th<* bouse aifyway. • V — '• Dr. Ourrell In his, address to the /gfaduating class stressed one point, that of education. He described education as two circles, the sn\all- er one representing what junto know wh<*tj vou leave high school and the larger-on© what you do not know. He fhcn'ha.d the circles, grow as the, education expanded and .the snuiller one. although grqwitfg, ttad overtaken . the .larger dne. even the irerson had finished college He said that they should have o;.lv oho fdflt jp mind ajxl that. .Idea - ,of education.' ^ / K The’ addres'cS'Xind essays of the j2 ad ' ,atln k class wuree> Indeed good. ‘They were well delivered and -will /..fie found In ffid In another part rvf xats paper. * The young people of me class are to be congratulated.. . The following If.the program as L. -x ,V* \ • •! • *«»o n Was *• (1 'i*.* ivr < cull. Z. -/v- Ihipu in I’nitcd : l>o>it l Sttedcu * ’ . 6 '*T* ak ! ri/ u ? .1 «-.-•• ouV r sVi.r'MU'r »o s' h. • ■'-* y id* hi ! .< .A tifi* * » - 1 ’ '« H • *' 11«' 1 d« ’f of. Or*' leAs'i.ftr* »;•% 'hai. u i i hi. , ^ • . X when a' jitney bu*; in which .. \ * iy'riding crashed h*to a rr < /' !I , :ur'. bridge ai* Vu > Montf • " * I'*--? I{n.;il-i. ^ A'liad r.ar fir. 1 /. 1 •!*-•<• boll in * r :qg -c> c * v /’*“'■ th'* c in.-c oFH)**. 'i> vC. \' / Har’ion, tlrilf Aot'* ,, oA M ,r Si*,.far ,Htd iJat-.t I Ala!' " , 1vi <i 8*18*11* • . inlm ■ filers nt yit *,». r p* -wr-pn/e. -♦ •J *- •• !-* *'g{r e*'tore?«* ■ u*" :•* - the I cr* session n? '’Hi *! ever- }tfer:nnu. en- 1 ! CH \RGEI) WITH ' - DESERTING WIFE i hart* of *tack«konbc ;•*». . IlinuibL, Givo:i PycH/yinaiy Hearing M m- i!i*t I** M/igi-trate llectcs it a tvs . - u ' ^.'ii*i* .11 yeiirs agu tT> • beat litiowp jimon ’’ aflfist •« w ho'ba\f* Jiv „ ! bv th'c a art/, i's triinitiiri* It' w/s sin.» ro.ly c.-ieemed oy those , ' - ii wlior.i be catne in canfai t. ^ind »*t c rl !*' of frjends j|long thejco?.*" .t the a irollna/ Gooryl.i- ant’ Florida- wr-s extenmre. ~ '/ gnr- ! inttr '.IMtlo!:' t. - (t iu X *1.1 Of. th? ?i>f‘:*'«*,■‘S.'i.t* ycur’; 4 " ! i/ff • - * -i'r« ; e&nflff- if will *b*'h5F fluty -•/ x c''. 'mat:-*r priuAuL ht-fwj- * !»c" • - people. ' /he farm i«te-F- / 1ii>ro’are j a- • ins—gfrevv*!.** - He-ftii-r- l» >Tk‘ »nff< !j pi/ rh An • inferc.sMrg Mondav at Hie Magistrate T. f S\. hearlur war. hel/ - /-*.n.. aml tin Fur 4*! ye;>fs he yyn?* ih the gnr- iu*. 8sful/- /X. . , - ini n* •< *-V|.-e. o*rachcd during' The oat rrjMf' w;/ - about 7'# T* r 'liaj p< rlod to’llje, Sixth lighthrri.«e K - :>.t of a <gdp- and t«*o. T/' •I 1 Trie* wHli headquarters at c'liHr-, *v’ <-at crpp <fi(| well too.y-THc * ottf-a 1* ton*.,, fie ^fter^-l the service as n 1 . oT.dHjm; Is poor, owing to Tliy l.v k Hie < *urt House/ whed ; iM*y-s »ng|i *r IMtd «-aptaiBedy Mi - »v *ettllir.er. With favorable c : llccves. of <'<Htag*‘-i trief fen<iers throu-h the period of J>/I(*»'is' the crop niny.yiufd % , ille, lirJd t'e pfelinrinnry h«'aring i ^ailWy auxi.Unrles ahd into the ,*-a /i -' i of Vast* year's nufihber. In the case lirought against Y'hairles I steam .and* gasoline. He. jr^-* t-uhont fift per cent of a chanfe. Reynolds, who w as/ndicted by .his . nritned kith the lighthouse service |Miss Kadie Hradl* V. pf. Or.irtgt*- wife for_ desertion and non^sn|»port {.<in,«i|, 1$0$, at whith time /he k»<! burg, yrho was spending foihe.iituc s-the gnest ^of Mb's .Marie Cone, hii* returned to he home. "Hoping that we ^hall t*<vable t*i colloct snmetliing <*f -interest Tor your readers eacb-Avoek (pnd'Iikc- v.-ise of all thp^wrihes) I ,atn yours. 4 I i -i Gr.me v..<- Ibq/ete \\iili fure*e-i Final Hcore 9 ‘ 0 * •* 14 t*> Itfl of children. It i« »Heged that the/ sailing tender of the district whrl defepadant left his wife about thi*>c dispotMu] of jn the shape of the Ph.i- veara ago, and fes*a few months con . ros. pf which Jpe had acted master tinned to aend lu-r money for their ! for many year*. (hildfen and her support. T|iis soon j rant. Anderson had a* hand In re- /eased »nd for more .nan two year* building district Ug—s and buoys nothing has heeir sent. The suit was 1 lint wTerejiiestrovyd-during the days then filed and Reynolds, who has a I of the Wgjr’ Bet Ven tBo Sections position in Charleston* was arreted j blockade of South 'Atlantic Sports, hv Sheriff ,V*kermatt and bcoug^t^o j Prom that day to the date of. hi« ahr'' (Continued on Page Aevcn.) Walterboro Saturday where he* w! IncAreerated’In the county jail to af -await the, preUminary hearing. * The bearing Ji'a* held In Master’ Jefferies qjfice Monday.', A number of wltnesse were yinmirted, and the defontfant v.*as bound over to attend trial at the a-ppronclirng term of rouft. Bond for. the support of hl^ childrejfe was fixed at $300 which was given v ' . t \ Mrs. Reynold* wag. -Miss Hodge*, a xgister of TMagieltate Hodggs. of JacksonboVo. and eonsiterable lii torest is taken In the outcome of thecas*.. v*"- , \ *• .Bw t<yoh*. *" . •/ . i{- / Pfopbecv-.. <7*r-!u ■ b-iu *,ir- . \i»dr* I’, olin ^te’o - M'd i HoV*' '* Kibe! Sat«|s. t . ' Vdd'e-•» - Vicpcr of »h:n "X P 1 G-.rrt* Tr.x vddre^* W*. W.-Smoyk. tbar ofs*!/** married men of the «ityj \fl-' a rw>F^ against/the first, nine, which r<*-I ,r ’ ^ .. n .' suitedyni a victory for the married *, "*•*"££* men,/by a' scope'of 14 to 12. < j'\ae->* DeTrev.I.K * I*. / e font urn of the game was the i \A.1-*«r Hvmn ,- haC Rleds.T G raa , • -X r: j • ■ Last Friday afternoon Welterlmro | •itlzens had the/pXTsure, of wltnesh* U ju f i n p one- «*f tb/ best KIRies of base- i’of ) : oat^ thiH^have had the plea* ur** o- | seeing-In a/long time. The gam*' wa- seeing, rn a thafof*sabe Chord/' /’ apt. Lo.uraine Shaw and his wife and little boy spent some days in our town last week at.the Method,Hi jpaisbnag^.' His wife isXhe daugh ter of Dr. Welling. ,Tney came in last duty in the service he W| eerned in the construction/w/'the principal aids of this distgt6t. Cap ’S’lhV *0T» hy (•..h.n.b'l. Mil Or.»‘V ing for Columbia. veteran. >JW. • Mr. Andereon was .the father of, Mrs. IL! K . Senders, of Walterboro.’ add was weH known here. For sex-‘ egal years he* wa* a resident of Col leton countv and lived at §widy Dam.- Hesfdes |irs. Sanders, henns hatting of K. (griffin of'the first nine, gottftig three single* and/G o the hatting qf T. J. McDaniel of jibe makrled men. he getting' two single* and a three base hit. Pink L.ucAs starred with* his work a’t ’ second base./and bis pitching and halting for Gruber. , ’ ’ \ The batferles for the ^married men were Marshall. Gruber^ pitcher, jffad IT. ‘ ^atterson,. catcher, and we did not even know he was a married man. for he had never told any of us c.hout It.at all. Gruber'* work In the. box was another fe«ture.>he strik ing out 13 men. Bailey. Crosby aftd did the stunts for fh**. the Tla X one Char! aon lu rlrstbr living, (’has. G. Anderson, of lar milUwer at Black Millinery M’llliams did % the stunts for I ' Miss MyrUr M. Boat left yester-* flret nine. Crosby earning Ikfee tfi. davlora two weeks’ vacation, which ■ fan the air and Williams getting ’five of them, Bailey did fche receiv- ’The htjs ap- will-lM spent at her home at Char lotte. M: C. Miss Bast is the popu-;lhg for the first.nine the liner}’ Co. Mrs. *x A.'portioned off Grub»r were 10 off Crofhy and Willl«ms 12,. - A and #i*c-rK. Jr., Spe«k«. T’ , e'' v addr»p; hy Mr Garri* wa* a “larion caj! ro accornpiismnent. H* -YMihe of fHo great • advaO/emeBt hv th«^ community. and\^ In- "Hed. t»*o*e- preeent to greater ff rort. lie said ♦hat'' nyjrh as '':!k been Ocrompliahel m”Xh more rontd be done.if the citirepship o/ tfi* '■“eiemunitv would /iwaken- the dor- “'snt nower* th/ people.' poMeds.^ This idea oT effi, iept ritizenshlp is ^owhere -hettef /evensplifled than In •he German/watlnn at this hour of ♦riil for them.* "They are alway* -frirtent//declared the speaWr. Their government is an evidence ef this gild their life as* clfisens all hojgjng ^that they are/weli prepared / ‘Continued on Page Six.) y x'; \ y V v x ,: . / '*/ d