The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, October 20, 1915, Image 5
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20. MIS.
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THE PRESS AND
Cofleton County’s Schools
FROM BOX. W. K. TATE.
The followtEg letter -has been re
ceived from former Rural Stacei
Supervisor W. K. Tate, who Is so
pleasantly* known to many of the
‘'people of our coupty.
Nashville. Tenn., Oct. 11'. 1913.
. Mr. W. W. Smosk.
The Press and Sundard,
Walterboro. 8. C.. ^ ’ 1
My Dear Mr. 8moak:
I am delighted to see through the
reports liy The Press anil Standard,
that- the* schools in Colleton county,
especially the rural graded schools,
•re making such satisfactory pro
gress. I remember with distinct
pleasure the'days I spent in the
county while State Supervisor of
Country Schools, And The Press -ml
Standard, with the recent accounts
of schotfl openings, of tax levies,
new buildings, better teachers, end
better school Interest. Is like a very
delightful letter from home.
Please present mv congratulations.’
my kindest regards land my Vst
wishes td the friends in Colleton
county who have shown such a com
mendable zeal in educational' ma.-
ters. • v ^'
• Very ^incerelv,
. W; K. TATE.
gave such universal satisfaction that
■he waa offered the school again by
tho unanimous verdict/ of trustees We have divided our schpol fnl6
and patrons.
^ , «EIM>X*8 ,Ht ;:obi^
The Bedon.’s schobb located abput
three miles from -Walterboro, began
its next term Monday morning with
a good enrollment. Miss Edith
Easterlln is teacher of this school.
Miss Easterlin is well equipped lor
this work, being's graduate of Win-
throp College and a natural bor»*
teacher besides. The rebool will
prosper under her efficient mana.-V
went. , -
HRJiT LECTI'RK AT LODGE.*
Hon. A. J. Bethea. Lieutenant
Governor of South Carolina. wi»| ct?-
liver the first of a series ol lectures
at iLodge ‘High .sei|jl. on' rrjdav
night. November 5. ' The public Is
cordially invited to 1h* present at this
lecture.
V ^-BETHLKHL-VI st-'HtHIU
Bethlehem school b>gr,n its r. gu-
lar session Monday mo'nip r with au
attendance of sixteen pupils. Mis*
May Sr.oak.'c? Oeor fv 5* tca'h-
er in charge of this school.
. STOKES SCHfiOE.
EdPor Press and Standard: - *
Please allow ^me through : the co*-
-ijmns of your paper to make ti f“\v
remarks recardlug the Strikes .Kura 1
Graded School.
Stokes school op» ne* K ?o.ptemi>er
13th with a faie«cnrolln*«nt. On’ -
teachers are Mr. Wiliams CatnpbcH'.
principal, and M’s/ l.ulle Connor
assistant. ,\V<* hav;- r sfitoei ini-
froVbmeot'Sssm '■ «• .•*■
‘ready rone 'to ■ ‘r 1 : Ah f{»e t
ground*, Man^Jiinpruveme; :
content Dlalwi:
./ ft la -fhe latentC.n o? >Hhl
to .»:et e.-"v -o ' rK *■'’!- -- r
<40 l-< vitlt ■> ' ,••••;
lee'tnwcJt, etc. ar-»* goi
STKIt'UI.\M» St liOdlL.
The S' rfi bland .- ciiooB . b
cin its n>:;t sessldtv n«\t .Mpnd.v.
Tlits is,.cen«idf}red one of tr- jesdihg
xtheol* in the • end v > s.
„f > tiutch tbit year T." Pv*i,S' r - , M
Corrjor s\< ’ hv 'll U •t.in;.«
'nil!.. :n< ‘
wire fence and hedges are to be
added sometime soon.,. ' . > -
. Mias Maggie Jones, of Ashton Is
attending oar school this
She Is making her home with
brother. R. C. Rivers, while here.
We have several others who are
cmolng to our school who do not
live in this school district. -
two societies. The Hattie and Tho
Hampton Literary Societies, aath
about .once a month we will have a
Joint meeting. We Yl%iU; probably
have -debating on that occasion.
**rof. C. C. Garris is endehvoriag
to have some’ intelligent men apoah
to us at least,one a month, duriifg
•his session of school. • Such moo 1
as-Dr. Snyder. Dr. Poteat. Dr. Cllftk-
sealee. Dr. Harriies, Prof. Long. 'Mr.
Lever, Mr. Bethea and Prof. Rem-
bert. «\Ve can get these jncn'by -pay
ing their expense*, and we have a-
committee, Messrs. P. F. and W. W.
Cone, Rev. F. E. Hodges. Rev. J. C.
Lawson and Prof. Garris', chairman
of the committee, who are to sHl one
hundred season tickets at one dol
lar apiece which will .guarantee ut
one 'hundred dollars.
Bv getting a season ticket yo,
can hear these eight men at tiyel/e
and a half cents apiece.
Thrtw* who do not have a chAnee
to get a. ticket, will be admitted at
the door by paying a fee o(/about
twenty-fice certs.
Our school children wiH be sfl-
mttted free. • .
We are very clad thayiMiss Pat^
MHey w ill, be with us./ioxt Monday
to attend the balanc** of the session.
PA.VSIE 8M()\K. .'
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ORGAM'/i: TEAt HERS- ASSO^T-
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In order to Introduce to tiiis community the STYLE, WEAR
and COMFORT otphr BEACON and DREW SHOES '
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free for the next-
week only, begin
ning Wednesday,
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COLLETON BARGAIN HOUSE
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Domestic Work.
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you can have the Work done here,
and dqne # by hand, thus saving the
wear anil tear of machines ; A trial
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DER WING.
* NOTICE. _ -
Th*- tux hook* fer the Town of -
Walterboro will b*- open fer the col
ic ?. ,n of tuxes, at he store of If.
\\\ . B!a,« k, Jr^, from No*ri uihcr'. lat
to 3^nl). .1915' both datedMnclusive.
the ie.y this year i& fifteen mills.
/* 4 •. D. IL BLACK.
ab-13-Tt wCIerk,and Treastwer^
— 1 y . .
NOTICE
Town licenses will btf due and
must be paid on or before Novem
ber 1st, 1915. / j
D. B. BLACK.
10-13-3t. .Clerk and Treasurer.
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