The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, May 17, 1916, Image 7
Maj 17,1916.
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KIDNEYS Ml'ST BE RIGHT TO IN-
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LODGE SCHOOL
CLASS HISTORY
Story of ( lass 1016 Written by Him
\ era .Iordan—P.-ogram of
Commencement.
Lodge. May 15.—The following
history of the graduating class of
the Lodge High school was written
l>y Miss Vera Jordan, and in addition
to the history of the class gives a
program of the closing exercises
which will take place at Lodge the
latter part of this week.
The history follows:
> On October the fifth, nineteen
hundred and fifteen, our school be
gan with three of the most efficient
teachers that could be selected, and
since that day our school has been
progressing In every wag. For our
teachers have done all they could to
make this year a successful one.
Now we hate to bid them farewell,
for they have taught us to follow the
path of righteousness as well as our
books.
On February 21 we had a very
interesting entertainment, which
represented George Washington’s
birthday, and everybody seemed to
have enjoyed themselves very Auch.
Then w e have been preparing for
final examinations, which will begin
on May 16th, and we hope to prove
that we have not lost a whole term
by coming to our teacher, Prof. C.
C. Garris.
After examinations we will try to
entertain the people of the com
munity and visitors with an Inter
esting entertainment on May 19, 20
and 21. May the 19th, which is on
Friday night, we will have music,
two drills, two short plays, several
recitations and a dialogue by two
small children.
Saturday night is the graduating
night, and Hon. M. P. Howell; of
Walterboro, will deliver the gradu
ating address. Then we will have
the history by tflss Blanche Jones;
prophecy by Mr. Laurie Fender;
will, by Miss Pattle MHey, and vale
dictory, by Miss Vera Jordan. Af
ter the exercises we will have an ad
dress by Prof. C. C. Garris.
Bundsv morning. May 21, Dr. W.
W. Daniel?, president of Columbia
Female College, will be with us at
the Methodist church.
And during our entertainment we
hope to have a Urge crowd.
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I thought 1 would give it a trial and it made me as
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Among tho£e who attended a big
dance at Ridgeland from Walterboro
recently were Mr. and Mrs. Jos. W.
Lucas and Mrs. F. 8. Long. In the
account of the dance The Jasper
Herald says of these ladies:
Mrs. Long, of Walterboro. was
gowned in black net over whlt°
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Lodge. Route 1, May 13.—Mr. and
Mrs. J. T. Polk attended the old
soldier's dinner at Walterboro Wed
nesday.
The Knights of Pythias had a fish
fry at Barnes Lake Tuesday.
The farmers of this section are
busy chopping cotton.
Mr. J. T. Simmons, the Aladdin
lamp distributor, has had remark-
• hie success In Orangeburg county
during the past month.
Rev. J. C. Lawson has resigned as
paster of Garter’* Ford. Ashton.
Smoak« and Marion Baptist church
es. We regret very much his leav
ing us.
Thp continued dry, weather has
caused gardens to suffer very much.
A committee from Ashton Baptist
church will meet with a committed
from Carter's Ford. Smoaks and
Marlon churches Sunday to call a
pastor for these churches.
W. O. Jones and T. J. Simmons
went fishing Friday and caught a
nice lot - of Jacks.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Stanley’s baby
has been very sick for the last three
weeks. W e hope It will soon be Jit
ter.
Whooping Cough.
When my daughter had whooping
rough she coughed so hard at one
time that she had hemorrhage oi
the lungs. I was terribly tirtrmed
about her condition. Secng ' ham-
berlain’s Cough Remedy ?o highly
recommended. I got her a bo;*.'® and
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fore she had finished two outt'of
this remedy she was entirely well."
writes Mra. 8. F. Grimes, Crooks-
GAVE BIRTH TO
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FOUR BABIES
Negro Woman, of Smoaks, Opposed
to Race Suicide; Gave Birth to
Four Baby Girl*.
Smoaks, May 12.— Rebecca Stokes,
wife of Jim Stokes, respected negroes
of this community, gave birth Wed
nesday to four girl babies. Two of
the infants died at birth, but the
other two seem to be doing nicely.
This Incident has been widely dis
cussed in the neighborhood, and the
opinion ia expressed that there will
be no dearth in tfce Increase of the
pfgro population of Smoaks is this
kind of things keeps up. It is the
first time such a thing has ever oc
curred in this county.
MRS. KERNS' ADVICE
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So. Cumberland, Md.—"For a long
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