The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, June 30, 1915, Image 1
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NO. 46 .
VOL 37.
WALTERBORO. S. £. WEDN::SDAV. JUNE CC. 1^13.
COUETON CITIZEN |
"COMMITS SUICIDE!
WILL MEET TO Wj-’AT jC
ORGANIZE CLUB ” nHI 1,5
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G. W. DUNN. OF ROUND.
ENDS LIFE IN NEWBER
RY UNION STATION.
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CARBOXIC ACID.
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gMptjr Bottle Kounrt bjr Hat Witii
Xot« TelUna Who H»
* (Prom Nawb^rry Observer.)
O. W' Dunn, of Round.- Colleton
county, committed suicide at the
. v union station Monday evenlns by
drnklng carbolic acid.
. Dunn, who was a cripple, arrived
in Newberry Monday morning and
.^oVlaited the different, mills in search
• of work, but'was unsuccessful, ’^at.*
in the afternoon he stopped in the
Oilder tc Weeks drug store and
bought two ounces of •arholic acid;
WILL ARRANGE PROGRAM
FOR COUNfY MEETING
IN JULY.
THE TRENTON IDEA
Plan. Will Possibly Be Adopted—
Agricultural High
School.
At a meeting of a few of the busi-
ness men of yk’alterboro and sur
rounding territory Monday night at
the Courthouse, it was decided 1 that
some time in July a meeting of all
people interested in the business,
promotion:o^'Colleton County would
be called at the Courthouse, for the
purpose of organizing , S' Cpuntv
Chamber of Commerce, probablv
.-lonff. the lines of the Trenton Idea
as' developed in Grundy County
Description of' Plan for Building "a
. County Along Progressive Lines - "
and for Bringing People To
gether in Community Work
and Uplift;
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. Wlfat is “The Trenton Idea?” A brief, concrete answer to this ques-
lion will be of interest not* only to those |n various parts of the country
who have made inquiries, but aim prove valuable, we hope, to the many
communities which will eventually become Interested in “The TreDtion
Idea.” v •/'*
“The Trento I«Mn’ K i* not a spontaneous thing. It is the natural fruit-
Y MEETING CALLED
FOR JULY 17TH.
then further down; the street, at | Missouri. The meeting \yhll<> not i
Bauknight & Hutchison’s, be srfrur large one. was very enthusiastic, and
ed a writing pad and lead pencllh ( vv
Arriving at the waiting room
‘ about 6 o'clock in the evening, he
“DRY" FORCES
WILL GATHER
CONGRESSMAN LEVER AND
DR. LONG PRINCIPAL
SPEAKERS.
THE TRENTON IDEA
County-Wide Organisation
Considered at This
, / Meeting.
to Bo
took time to sharpen his pencil care
fully. wrote note addressed pt
.ill no doubt result in great good to
the town and county#
An interesting discussion.•>led by
Mr. .las. Henry Rice, formerly ot
the State Audubon Society, but non
“The Authorities-of Newberry’; re- on gaged in a large experiment in.
moved bla coat, placed his crntche, i trurkIni , at Ritter, this* county.*
in a corner, his l\at. with the note brought forth the Idea of a t'ountv
on it. on the bench; lay down on | Agricultural High School, in fact
' the floor, pillowing his head on liisla snutll coljegr.
The committee appointed at the
- . get-together meeting held Monday
age of time and condltionYrc-lt simplg. means that in this twentieth ren-j Evening at the Court House, for the
tury; of cemtnercial supremacy and agricultural efficiency, the farmer and
the business-man must unite aad co-operate in the fullest sea*e of the
term. . * X- ■
The operation of Ihe idea In our community was sucressfu! from the
start. Trenton. Missouri, with a population of T.doo, became the field cf
activity for a commercial club of 500 memb r- .about half of whom wer-
farmers. Thus, from the very beginning. ‘‘The Trenton Idea” v.ak put to
work and the slogan of the aggregation gaturaliv grew out of the
velopment of the idea. The slogan is “ ‘The Trenton Id^a* is jv 0 t i a 2y.
•.vorks.” 1 '
In’February. 1912. the Commercial Club o' the city of Trenton. Mo
decided that the results obtained :n the pav ve-e no? enti
After a general discussion and an exchang I leas. betwe.»n the indj-
1. (duals composing the organization,. “The T/enror. Idea” was envoiced.
The thought is by no mean# new. but Its sr/ •»*« jn appealing to the intel-
■p or pose of arranglnc a program and
deciding upon a time for the big
rally to be held' as a result of' that
meeting Monday night, met last
night and arranged a program for
this occasion. was decided '‘to
have the meeting'at the Cos:rt House
Saturday, .guly 17. beginning it
,10:30 o’clock. As principal speaK-
de- ^ rtt f>, r (hij, occasion invitations will
be extended to Hon. A. F.. I#eYer,
Congressman from the 7th Congres
sional District and Chairman of the
’•! Committee on Agriculture of tflxe
-aC'C.ictory. | Ho Use , and Dr. \V. W. iaxng. State
Farm Demonstration Agent. ^
if*is the desire ot the promoters
of this organization to get Jhe peo-
work as a wiit
ligence of tlie community seeking for tne^T. : w st fprm of commercial de-* t j 1e upbuilding of the. count)' irre-
v^lopmeat. has owakened the interest of i: :i ..dual thinkers, throughout fspect.ive qf . hpaginary boundary
lines or differences of ociupation.
MONDAY HAS BEEN SET
ASIDE AS RALLY
* “ DAY.
GOOD SPEAKERS.
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Secretary Breedin Ami Others WIQ
Make Addresses At '
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. Meeting.
The prohibition rally to be held
at the Court Houae here Monday la
a most important meeting, and It la
expected that eTery prohibitionist In
the county will be present and aa-
sfat in mapping out a campaign for
the countv. The ladles of the coun
ty'are very much Interested in this
campaign and It la expected .that
there will be a gcftdly numoer of
these present.^
The inerting will be called to o‘r«
der at 11 o’clock Monday hy Dr. H.
W. dllack, who has been taking an
active part in the promotion of thH
meeting. Secretary J. K. .Breedin,
a speaker of splendid ability.
expected to be present^ And will as
sist in arranging for ‘the meetings
to f»e held later over the county.
Mr. Riie'. an in-*11 He country. Leading trade‘journals and periodicals of -importance have]
coat and drank,the ayid. placing the • ^resting txiljteil’sgitd ft trtau of r, P'! featured its otigin. history and future algr : ,c.ce. as a result cf - w hief 'X. °!. hp # r ^ r ‘ I * ! ® P J , A 1I T ,,e Tn>n, , 0!1
vial by tire hat. In about a half experience, explalmd hie plan.. H«, is in the limeliaht . • Idea to work in olleton county,
hour he was dead. thought .that advertising .was pro- 1 rpntoa * * MQ - ,s !n be iim.I.ght. . To this end an Invltatfonjs extend-
liras In V * * -■ •• - • * ...
hour he was dead. . thought .that . . . .. , -w
’ Several peopl* waiting on the p*>r and .should be done, hut urge]; Tne Tremor Ilea proclaira? in l>ra<
train saw the man stretched on Die v0Pat | 0 „ a i training in agriculture. I wider.fields hitherto untounched: effects a ■
floor, but supposed' he was olily our only industry, as the solution oi l ( jiltural and comruTcIal coroTnuaities; and
u the new settler proposition. H«"
noticed his Strange appearance .and ; wants to see psta'bltshed a four year
investigated. By then life was ex- • agricultural school in Colleton,
tinct. The note which was placed on : v.hich' will be absolutely free of a'u
"his hat. was clear and well written charges do the pUpils. By this
l^nd r^ad as follows* * (method, lie flunks that farmer boy*,
f V " To Ike Authorities of Newberry: ^ jn be’kept at home, and when de-
“1 am going kfll myself. It; velopment along “intelligent lines is
resting, utitil hn.tll. tra' *'. ng mau the new settler proposition. Mt- ; in'erests of all the pf-oplq in trad*
term- the reaching vn-.t fo- ed to every citizen of the county in-
-»»- ro-operatio of’tl’e agri-1 t,ir, * s tcd In such a movement to meet
. ot^ a* the Court liouse on the dale above
,. oto the t . .a..ent „ u . nt j on ed and to unite in form In/
rr.tory. •
orgn
Hshed legal. 1 .it imsclnarv 1 the ladips of
“The Trenton Idea” obliterates the e:
line belween the Jown and tbp/ountry. I’ exends.the zone of activity
from the central point of 'Jre real town, to the circumference, of the com*,:
such an orji
the la
"the ir
nization. T\s Include)*
n, for it is realized that a
goodly portion of this .improvement
,>^ r k mlist be done bv the women
munlty a* targe. It ignores the tendency to confine the trade and cot*v>of the county:
TOM THUMB WEDDING.
Froffram Includes Wedding and
Musical Features.
win be no use td'notify my P^oph*.; onC e started, a flood of new set
as I dp not care for them to know of itlem wtH be the reenBt As mn H-
this. The efty authorities can bury lustration he cited Horry Founty
me and then write my brother, A. jg n d told of his labors there. Mr
V. Dunn, nt Round, S. C. My name nice is with the Polleton Mercan-1
i« G. W. Dunn.” • t , v . and Manufacturing Fo . ' th Trenton rottshiercial-Tlub agree 1 to
jlT, Dunn “was about /O years of, firm being composed jof
afee. and. a- stated- rbme, was
crippled, having lost one leg at th»*
knee. \o doubt being v.cary and
discouraged over h*? failure to V.\ *1
■ work in Ne\vb.->*rv and f-e’dng .th >•'
.a man in his .coAdlfipn woudd h:**-;-
dfficujty in fit:dir.-/"work nrvv place,
he felt that ! ! fe dfdti’t /old ve**y
much'In store for him and ended his
troubles and his life together. No
other, motive for the a< t has-- i)c, n
learned.
At the request of the dead man’s
m**rcjai activities wUJfin tpe limits of the town or city, and work
end that the intey^sts fit alt are the inter-*:* of ^ach. It include
btiBiruDss and spm? r.Cth-ities of life., and elves vetrt and dirert’o
urban and/uburbap cnq^gles to the to- n and the farm. x • "u
U'ith this range of tfiought clearly »»e‘.ore ‘her.:, the r cm begs of t!'e ; and Bene
rang:: rat
rm being corfnpose«i ^of Messr; . | i>r*rshi;>.' The nob <‘omr:-«rcIal rpti* - Tr > < 0:
Sanders and, I#eumcks. is conductinvf tJ .* 0i( of
n most intersflng dettio,nrrra t ion Ir. • /’ ' f
Y’eeetgble- growing ssf Ri’trr. cud b; ’ rc-nce o. '
d upon fol-
The program decide
lows; * \ A
A. M.-7sVal! to order.
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Miss fvlith Fraser, who so suc-
cessfuly slm&cyi the Toni Thumb
weddi.ng at the close of tbe schools
hag been prevail".! ipon to r'peat.
the performance Fr'dny night of this
week at the «cbo< 1 .'lU'Mtur um. In
♦ his, she will* ty’ assisted by the Ja-
diep of the Civic I.-ague, who are
get tin*, up a n'fbal program - to
follow the Tom Thumb wedding, r /"
The exercises >t!ll begin prompt
ly at-fltfffi o’clock, and thove who
expect to attend ore urged t*> bo 11
Object of Meeting-—OrganlzaMbn tludr scats at this time. An nriml/
icfits Thereof. W. W- Smosk. ! r; j on fr? of in and 15 cents will be
r.f-A (-
for i c
rpdiiT :,iincipailv an <
»id ri- e lUd i ‘T'
h\A- d-r i.H- •
i !)e x.o’i
u's work'is
pre 'm t ! • alre^’x .’
Othefs who t'•<*!» pr rrinent pur*
•he ir.i * tine Monday rnglii’"''* ' •' '
! -\ '><•< it thoro'
i;• . ho .jug nhat
with CoB‘*tqn sril. a;
tv
v;
I'C-la A/M.- Dbiiteration «*f Imn- ( barged, the proceeds ]>eitig divided
binary /oqndyy Line Between | )f tween the school and the civic
• a/nd Country, ti. T. iI.^Kharc'i‘ . The Civic d.etig’.ie is ra'slng
er. / y j fittt*t.« ir this • ay *o seed the fiwu.
Id : $ •' A. M. Thr e M*!:i’i.',, T il: j round .t!u* school‘'bouse*. Refresh-
A Rithje. | r:iijei>f *to i> »"),ts. conslsth'V o’ !< • ere..*: cr.he
■i. Sa. i'•. ■ Scxnid-r\\ . t Wii-i. •• »■. • cutmIv " 'll J.e 1«* p.n .th - l * . n
. S. I*. .iAirivy . Jr.. li. ,(. c,t\ | c’ti «* if,:u lusion of t'. *- prncr m.
X. C. Hldtt. T. lb -t-h. s. Jr o'. <’ :
ran
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evening in r.^. i-vont ccm-Mf r
a the town of Newberry.
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lion.
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‘ a c if ft mic
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.Smith'Kr ne :
.1 — — ” %j- tt*. Brow u. prominent furnl-
* Hclir|t«-«- Pettrlft'y Leaves. -t -re e. e/hant. Mr, Maui ^Sanders.
Solicitor Johh H. Peurifoy leaves one of/he countv s large^ figure^in
this afternoon for Loomis. .V. V.. ’o business and failing, tout; v .>u-
intendent Hua.o S
.-•pend th« balance of (he summer, pointer.dent Hug.o S. ^ ,r '' ||‘ an '|*
Mr: Peurifoy went -there for jtreat-,-Ut - \\ • Black, jr . a, merchant of
inat vp*t although aiiii ti.iany o li^rs.
ment last >e.f and attnougn tie .e^ts , ^ ^ fhat a , thp tPW tiTj/
.In terftts of .the definiC :r..*- Tren‘ ■ * i - n. t •
rone of common interc-.-ts. whether he ’• *.:» six K >
H“ is a citizen of Trcn’on and an, exp ::epr 0 f‘ The T
life. Ijkother wdrds, the interest* c f yV.
that he haS been cured, he
to make assurance doubly s
Chamber of Com
bv in July the County
ref.lrr.ine for 'additional treatment, j ^‘fr^rthi'pla"n S’^exle'nd ^Mhe
| menxhendMp of the* organization to
He*.wil!Te away for two months.
*•'***-*
fere* ith t h
twenty foe* *f;:>ar
The workman
if.iiwm, H. A. fur-mi!,gs, R- v. .J.
i.awsoti. \\, B. N'etil/**. J. D
/*on. VV. M. ih C.iinpl):.!!, F. N
-•oes. II. D. Pr.-dget.t, Jr., j *.T. th r-
-. !h ( Peurifoy, ,|itn, Hcnr
I'.e, Jr.. D*. I.. Smith, J. <; Padgeri.
. M. Varn H. S. Strickland. J. I
lizard.
12f30 P. M.—Organization and
< I*?tion of officers.
■ " t*v' * 1:00 P. M.—Address. Hon
-i v * Lons. State Farm
, v . .. Agent. /
' ‘ 2 : ( 00 P. M.—‘•Pinner.
fi. P. M.—Address. Hon. A. .F
Lever. Congressman from Seventh
District.
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* ’ (OTTAf.EYU.IX. ^
iy 41 i) 44 4- 4r 4«. # ^
f" « o* J- Mrs. Lctir.i •
''Mi;s. .after spending several’ daya
- '»h friend;: grid rel.it v> *. in-B^tfc-
hi*tg. ras returned home.
Ilia May tlriftith ls r *.is!t:ng rela
tives in Bantbetg, •
O’Neal Cummings, of , Harlr-yvllle.,
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* JACKSONBOR0.
.Jacksonhoro. June fi*.
Butler made a fying trip tc Charles- (V.-ierei*
ton last week in IPs ’ar.
O. C. Weatherford bar. r,»*Tirncf
♦o work after X ft-w days stay with
kir pr.rents c/Fl'ir 'T.ce. ,
Frr.est TieynoaJs and Fucune
Ps.dgctt spent the day last Sun lay
'vtyh friends 'in Charleston.
J. R. Fox sp“rtf »he day with hts
family in Ridceland **undav.
Mr. Kastcrlin .’-nd Johnson,
of Bennett* Point *..er • town a
day or say ago. having come ip ia
the Edisto in the Mystic.
» citizer * are-i/ict!
is good for the Citizen ‘(x bib* ’:?, tr-v:. the couHft u/,. Is c.3 r-i for the
citizen six miles from that point. A citizen who rtf,/* •eighty htShe!* of
torn per acr a ten miles from the cour* h r: e. has i^-r h :i
j man who raises enough tomatoes on ‘hr-*' vines cn
garden in town to ^erve his family dur rz the seas-
the factory in the old corporate lifnits. equal-concern ? th the rot:*- Tending sometime in the nion^-
any one in’the County and upon the« ffy-yard enth^dst on 'the farm who r.:aki::g Grand River V. :.ev ; u::s of New ^ork, and at New \ ork
dav when .the me'eting is called n mo ..5, production and cf *he M!s*ou-i he* - /•
Mrs. J. Frank who has
irrgi irowd ’vill probably be in ai-
* t)teuii'ance. As a, committee to ar- j
range for lb° program of the dav.d jiv\ 1-.
Vh-^f-y \V. W. Sraoak. D. T-. Smith !
appointed. r o SU |ts-have alr’eady'f been aecoj^pUC.:-; in tha* * trt* /. r
V* *• *'• •
and. L\B. Houck- were a
M'. j,. i q(v«.; that op that '
Bar/of and stir deeper thha^ttie jr ^er.^il an.! / * r- ' Mr. »• rank win imivc m -.t her.cb-workers.
... .- week 'for the Northern market* o little Miss Beatrice Peirce,
kl* -1 ’-ft tht's proposition, i.es/he -r part t, . * t * . - - 1 purchase -his stork of fall ,goods. I’* week's stav -vlth Miss
found in B* prat t’.ral ■app’/ation ’t) f.-e-sxi‘I. »•' 1: v r. r ’ a-j, mp. Frank states ttfat he will spend pHrte/has returned to her
*“’ ! '^cop that 'becaston ^ _ - which the farmer unconsciously c-mds. and will purchase the best
-nan Lever and Demonstn-: •«' ' 1 . .... ... ..... , .... ^ . .. . the .markets afford.
tion Agent T.ong will
n?sist in the work*.
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* COURT HOUSE NEWS. *
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Prebate Jim;?-.
SCHOLARSHIPS AT
CLEM SON COLLEGE
*
Wlbur Rhoile and Moody Hlott Mill
Atten 1 Si bool at Clenuton Col- /
«. lege During August, x
present |.epter4a'ned to-. a' i fellow-f i
- hirh the towusu ea entertained'. *>*» *
rjpidlv dying o// Ev«ry citizen ir. *h‘
M
- .vr, inter** 4 ' co-cpers*“ to th
full-es
have be'-n mirvelo-:-
The ryT+fi
arm'er hnfl’i *heer?ullv er.thu*e on the *
L-or/ir the* social sphere of every *
at wor
riemsOh College ' 1* giving a
mor.kh'* tre-- thstrucDon to two
ii'.ember* of th* Bo.e> Corn Club'in
every count-y in O"* >■ State. The
j motif Ji of August Will 'be given up
...di^^'to thyse hoys-at Gie College, and
June 23th' ‘ , ithey will be the guests to the insti-
White: Mrt . W’aPer Conelly, 0 f tuCon w h11 .* v ^ ^ go froTn
Islandton to’Mls^ Nora DuBois. ‘ thlT h counU are Wilbur Rhode, of
Islandton; Mr. Alexander H. Lucas. ) [! t vm / an(i Mioody Hlott. of
Pf Wilmiifgton,'N. F.. to Miss L il,lan . |. oun a These two young men mai
/ License issued for week
i
Here i- fh b nucleus of ti.e ^rty
r-i” movemert. ard a firm initial's'
ci»y.
h!s rrtW^/'ir.
< ounty
■ :*h his'fello
' e b ’sh
f.csr./* o'
if We.,
! - >’.■/:or. o' the
•r ■?.' th* rg,.' dire'
i' i .*; of living.
to
tc. v at
t K >
Moo \V \V *'.>*-.11 VUIUMHU**.
rieiiio istratiop a " r.V^^ni 1Sit ,0
sister, ^^rs. Asbur/ to luis.
Cn last Friday evening the young
folk- enjoyed an F.pworth L*oSue
sodil at the school auditorium.
Conxersation was first etjjoyed and
then an interesting Contest whs
held, the prize winners iming Miss
Blanche Ackerman and Mr. Shep
^el;ce. . .
Thes#* socials aD* belnlt msde vpry
. r,... , . .. , . . iuccessful. under th** efficient man-
nd Philadelphia, returned V’^ ’r . tKfM|leIlt or Miss ' y M R ^ V es and
Mr. Fraftk will leave, next |H> r .rb-workers.
cf^er
L»e
home,
near town.
^ aTTss Rebecca Dandrhlge. of the
Maple Cane sw-fion is \iislting Milk
Eva Jordon and others.
Miss Clytie Siand *rs. cf Stokos^
G visiting her,sister. Mrs. Joe AC-
kerma’h'.' -
M rs ^ Ackerman entertained
! tl>e Missionary Society on last Tue*-
' • yfav ifternoon. After , a devotional
laterestni in Plan Adverti*c fidy' ^rvice^the •meeting wa>r converted ^
into an hour of rocial/njoymen’..
Mfss India Piers* /os *he charrjv^
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n.ore time*than usual selecting itis
FORMER COLLETON
CITIZEN WRITES.
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let on (oe.at)S Ad vfin-
tage*.
:-A'\
i/foliow ing letter has r
.only reform which can reduce the
idea o' the rentun'- /'
“The Trenwtc, Idea” ‘gzOre* al’. *y r«. It' aim
cement together In plea/ot soc il bond* every ur.i* c* the cor.m:”. y
welding together in o/» family the en*'-.- «itizerAhlp’cf ti." Civ-
Thus are the conq'n*sts of “The TrenW:. Idea” made pos«{5!*>4nd
r at These foemor preaudite B born of th old itaag nary cori.or:Fe-» n-- in- ( .,* position ip Washington:
ride ru ! o::'*!J ? .;the I'^nlta. are rapid!• v In* awa The t “ory that Editor JX* Pf*** and Standard:
you .r an dP /asiness with each oth^r 'sn a “'ore aatlpfictory way/whe-n
there is a pleasant social side of Hfq., *
lust
ing hostess to a party of g:rl< >,
week. Those who enjoved her ho--
rHality were: Sliss-s Winnie. B«r-
pie. Ethel and Annie I#ee Acker-
! man. • ,
i from a you/* son of Colie-! There w/l he a Sundiv school pi-
. / . . ., , n!c V f pttageville church on the Int
county, withholds » respom,!- 0 f V j u i/' T hfs pknb is to be given
bv the Baptist fipd Method!/
Sunday school*. Several ,speakers
no’** in'The State that the busi.-i ^ Walterboro and other place*
«- men - of Walterboro and Ira me- l ar ^ expec f e<i. ,
NEW MINISTER TO ARRIVE.
H. Farmer, of Walterborp.
T'olored: I<ee D. Brown, of Whit®
Hall ,to May Belle Stephens, of
■White* Hall; Solomon Sally, of
Stnondie, to Mildred Cobb. Smoaksv
Rboius Yonglu. bf Green Pond, to
Julia Daise. of Green Pond.
Banks Will (1<s*e Monday.
As the ith of July comes thl.s
?ear on Sundtv. the legal holiday
tii* greatest yields of corn on their
acres last year. Wilbur Rhod*'
made 127 bushel*, and Moodv Hiott
»1 bushels. H!ot* wi» really th"
third In- point of yield, but on ac
count of the fact that the boy who
stood'second. Ellis Beach, has mov-
cd to Florida, th- scholarship goe*
vct-^Hiott. • These young men will
i^STe OR the 1st of August and will
spend the month of August at Clem-
. t» 8«|.» r ■i'i-y' - v"' ’“.'.dLit, vMnlly. yui...«»#u M - nn
Dire and makes'every cltlten realize ir, saeart ti.e trr.h o t. e c -. Wednesday last ana decided to get
i-g “One touch of nature makes th" *h"> world kin ” un a booklet showing ploiures and
’ rr „ '-ithom th» d.-ot’s o' fat -» dereloperent of “The Trent oh r.'ir.g advantages for Immigrants In; • • , ,
v^ho run iitnom tn uept.s o ti . t . cotinU y. i will appreciate it /Rev. Schroeter Will Reach Uai
made' idea!” , ^ *’ . . .. . _ >vou will be kind enough to send mc 1
(o which the batiks age entitled w-ill . koo f’ollega. This w ill *8?^a splen
observeu.i and as a consequence j did trip for them and w ill -lie most
Ihe banks oil the county will all be instructive. - ,
closed Mondiy. / ’
1 ’. ^ W/K. Varn. p*-e.*id'-n' o’ the Bank
'. amT firs. fT. t.' Tarn, ofiof Smoaks. E W. Kmard trtd son.
I . . . . in n.’sIlAPh-VS'l PhltPS.
. The Trenton Commercial Club is dlt-r'-nt from the ol i-fasb o* “ ! . on « 0 f these booklets when-they are
g-egation It ha’ re<*e!yed into Its y Va: g veins the hea!*h* 'b’Ttod cf th" printed and ready for distribution.
farm of the-to. the rio’a. bb'k’aoil of Missouri. It deal* in Of/oarse Tam Interested In the
farm a.u smaens y* icounty and am always glad to Jend
men. product* aad distribution. ” * a helping hand fotvthe up-hullding
- /“The Trenton Id«»a” is a*s contagio :* ^Z •!aufh*>r. TL" *’./ tie » ,i; 0 f my county. I was in the eastern
coming when every progressive comtnur.;"' will beam v*h, the sir He of part *f North aro t ^ ^^
we'rtw «W«e« fro4T*4h. Tr»nwn H*..-««?» tl» ££
of soil and commodity will reveal th« possibilities of a fei^ra ion o Ml || RR hl|th cam ^ tQ North Carolina
country towns hotfnr topether by the mutual-interest’of the country and. by thc'aasisunce of the Coast I#iti“
the c':y. Here is plowing up for the firs’ time • rich fiew fiGd of con- Railway and settled, thus building
so 11 da tion and co-operation. Here beho! i the rushng tog/he- nt ,a /- V7e”?e U of\h^ d raVlwad Dfr TL-*
terboro last of Week.
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So ders, wey* visitors to Walterboro | Harry, were in Walterboro
this moraine! having come over for'day. having come daw a oa n
t business t-A. ' uess crip.
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huni •
of the great streams of life, commerr- aad agriculture, the two aao^t t0 and are
plenty of money. «
st Colleton County will net
peraafteat foc)(dfs la ctvllization. ’ ’ \ _ ! tanking plenty of money.
In a nu&hell. therefore, “Th« Treaton idns.” mean* that in Grundv . J j™” thlf
County. Missouri, st least, sgrlculture snd commerce sre married. Tl^ ^V ^ show M|M of
our farm*
^Trenton Idea” is not lazy. It works.” " ers bow to fsrm. »
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Hey. Herbert F., Schoeter. who
iiae been a resident of (’loyer, Va..
but who'^recently accepted a call to
the Reiterate of St. Jude’s Episco
pal churefc here, is expected'to ar
rive tn Wklter'boro *’ r *dav of u's
Aeek. Rectory has been placecj
in thorough repair and an addltlij-
naT* room added! Mr. Bclrtoeter
and his interesting family will be
a welcome addition to the life of
the community.- andr tlfey will . ro*
reivp a warm welcome.
Services will be held at this
church Stinday at the usual hours.
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