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'4* V # I VOL. 38. WALTERKORO, S. C.. WEDN ESDA Y.. <X TOI5ER 11. 1916. getting ready FOR THE FAIR fair grounds scene of MUCH ACTIVITY . AND THINGS SHAPINp UP ASSOCIATION TO HOLD MEETING HALF-MILE track Work on lUr«* Trnrk Proffr**in.; and Thbi Will Mee It Finiwlirtl. Less than a month remains till the opening of the Southern Caro lina Fair, but if the work at the grounds keeps up at the same rate as has marked its progress the past week, everything will be in readi ness for the fair long before that time. The new halj mile track is nearing completion. It has been laid off and graded, and the work of claying it is progressing in a satisfactory manm ? r. By Satir ’ " night it is thought this will b,e < pleted. This will give the South* Carolina Fair one or the best tracks the State, jit is forty feet wide % Colleton ItaptiwlK to tiather at Cot- tageville in Annual Session • October 2».' The Colleton Baptist Asso<iation meets in annual session with the Cottfgeville Baptist church on Fri day morning. 0*t. 21. The intro ductory sermon will be preached by Hev. F. O. 8. Curtis at 10:30 o'clock. 'The following named brethren are •' -> chairmen of the standing com- '•*ea and are requested to have their reports ready the first day of the meeting: * Foreign Missions, t*. W. Jones. Home Missions. J. S. M. Finch. State Missions, J . M. Craven. W. M. U.. P. M. Johns. Orphanage. (1. \V . Way. Aged Ministers, L. 11. Ackerman. Sunday Schools. Dr Temperance, H. J Periodicals. W. B. B. T. P. U.. Education, A. Colleton Count} School News WANT TO SECEDE FROM COLLETON Te.-M-licr« Lvaminai i»»n. Th*' fall examination for teachers was hold at the court house Friday. Then* wen* fifteen applicants for «cftith-ates. The County Hoard of Education has hot ret completed the task of grading all these papers •'■i the results cannot, therefore, be an nounced. J- II. Baker. vens. Garris. Walter Black. C. Hiers. . E. the will fair i n - _ and measures one-half mile. ( Du Bant, of Cottageville, w as surveyor'who laid it off. and it fill a long felt want at the grounds - Racing will he better on account of a larger track than\has been possible before with the small track of one-fourth of a mile. This track is located just beyond the line of buildings and will Iw separated from the i;est of the fair grounds by a high board fence. An admission fee of 25 cents, will !>•* charged to see the races. The grand stand which has been near the main entrance has been moved over inside the race track and will doubtless be quite popu lar during the races. Nearly every one of the fair Buildings has had to have a new roof, and a great amount of work Is necessary before the opening of the fair. This is being rushed r.s rapidly as possible bv Supt. Hiers and* a large force of laborers. Hospital. S. W. Ackerman. State of Churches. F. O S Curtis. Order of Business, Pastor and Of ficers of the t'oltuge.ville < Imrch. blanks for letter from the to the association have been t to all the chnrclies. and special attention is called to them. The association clerk would call special attention to the Minute fund and begs that a liberal collection be sent from every church to meet the expenses of printing minutes. Will the committee on Order of Business have their report ready for the morning session on Friday, as it will greatly aid in the progress of the work. Respectfully submitted. F. O. S. crUTIS. Clerk. sent loved predated. N. ones would also be ap- TABOR FAIR WILL BE HELD FRIDAY LYCEUM WAS . MUCH ENJOYED Westminster Cornett Entertainers 'J Score yuite u Hit With Wal-, terlMiro \udieiice. TUe Westminster Eutertaino! •who appeared before a Wallet bo: ■> audience 'kt the school auditorium Friday evening, delighted a large anti cultured audience by the spleti- diiB entertainment given. The < n • tertainers are*' platform at fists .•!, ability, and every number on the 1 !-, well chosen program was faultlessly rendered. Few , companies it] fh Lyceum oi whatever size can < mjK | tffis big little commcliv. j They, nee but three in numb*/'; leu Preparations are being pushed for the Tabor Community Fair to held Friday of this week. A great deal of interest has been shown in this fair and it Is a safe prediction that it will he a decided success. The people of the community arp making extensive preparations for jthis fair and the indications are that la large crowd will participate In addition to the fair L. L. Ba ker. of BishopviHo. State acvn.t in I charge of the Boys' Corn,Club work, •'will be present and delhei an :i*l- ’ dress, as Well as J. c. Calvin, liv** stock eyperl. The doot s of tl:* fair will t*<: opened ti> tin pubPo about 11 o'clo* k a. tn . nn<i the pro- cram for tiie dav will begin, j In addition to th* 1 events will take plac* grounds. . Strickland School. Strickland school will begin Its session on ‘ Monday. Oct. 1«. wttb Prof. F. M. Connor as principal and Miss Ruth Risher. assistant. It is expected that there will be a large attendance of friends and patrons of the school present at the opening. Stokes School. The Stokes began its session Mon day morning under rrtost favorable auspices. Prof B. W. Hunt, of Chattanooga. Tenn.. is the principal, and Miss Effie Simmons, of Char leston. assistant. The former is a graduate of the University of Chat tanooga. and the latter of Memmin- ger Normal school / in Charleston. Both are well equipped for their work .and start out full of enthu- siasni amf a de«ire to accomplish things for their school rnd the com munity. #> At the opening exercises many of the patrons of the school were pres ent. as well as a large enrollment of pupils. In the primary' grades •".fi. enrolled, and 31 in the advane- ed. It is expected that this' enroll ment will exceed ion before the end of the session. * 8hort talks were made by Rev. J. R. Funderburk. Sam. B Saund ers. W. F. Copeland and Prof. Hunt. A. B. (Tvandler. chaitman of the hoard of trustees presided o.er the meeting. The trustees were present and added a word to what was said. The board is com posed of A. H. Chandler. W. -K Copeland. T R, Strickland. J.\B. Saunders and John Beach. \ Oak (at-ove School. • Oak Grove school is getfin" on nicely after its first week. This school began its tall session Mon- dav, <>ct. 2. with Miss Ruth Hern don. of Bamberg, as teacher. There if a splendid attendance of pupils, and the outlook is for a successful term. . \ Pot linn of Warren Township Anx- ions to go to Haniltcrg County, According to Uejiort. Cottageville School. Cottageville. Oct. 9. --Cottageville school ‘ opened last Monday. Th*» opening exercises were conducted by Rev. Ingram, also short address es were made by Mr. W. E. Willis, and the principal of the school. Prof. Clyde O. Ackerman. There were a great number of pupils present; also trustees and patron* of . the school The school is taught this session by Prof, ('lyde O. Ackerman, principal, who is a recent graduate of College of Charleston, and assist ants are Miss Ethel Reeves, Miss Eula Ackerman and Miss Daisy Black A prosperous year Is ex pected. FAIR BOOSTER TRIP PLANNED i I < I 0 Walterhoro Negro School. The Walterboto negro scBool opened its sessin Monday morning with.the largest enrollment in its history. There were present at the opening 15J pupils, and it is expect ed that this enrollment will exceed 2*n« by the end of the week. LMincafi R McTeer is the principal. and Sadie Drown, the assistant. A sec ond assistant was named at the meeting of th** trustees Monday night. Mattel Ma< k being elected. Tin* following report of the opening was furnished by one of the teachers: At the opening exercises Monday morning addresses were made by Supt Strickland, Prof. F. S. Long and W W. Sntoak - fair athletic bn tli< 1 school \ l.ipyTEKS , p! * * / sjs * * * * * * * : I ROM THE PEOPLE * The Walterboto ..colored high school opened Monday morning. - tk luiier Y«rU. wiUr the largest en- The first month of the session for r <dlment f*tr years the Walterboro High School wal fip^ tireat interest was manifested liy isiied Friday. This has been a most «nd parents. who satisfying month’s work, and s.>v- brought their children to begin thei- eml reennis have been broken, no* , t''bl«* among which l< the attendance. Among the distinguished white The enrolfment to Monday w.is f*ij visitors prejjefit Wire Messrs. Hug i’ pupils, a peculiar fact tHing that. Stricklan^E countv sytp«*rintendent of this enrollment -*s equallv .livi.i d i‘ <1,Kar ^ n W Snwvjk. ihairman l>etween the bbys and girU Th.* * ,!nar ” " f Truste<*s. and‘T^rof latng. average attendance for th. lumCt)U M ^ nri,Ml ',he>h»»c gradb*^.scho<d was 17* boys and 17* gii L* .Th:? I After the opening®song. '^S^iiior: is hardly r. fair te«r 0 f th. av>-fage j 1 a *" *on :: Jtv tl*. school ami |»h<\ r utten,iance, l as a numl»er o' th. . p i- ,,v ,{ c' M cm.i*. the w«dcoine pils started late in tin* month ’ dress was mad* by the principal. D'* , Til.- work of th* elawees h * i... 'ic'i'* • w.cll le-gun and . progress js b, u 2 T,M ' , ' r '' 'I" ' introduced w. Alade in a satisfactory mann* j’ •• Btricklan*!. w h»is»* tlien;. wn< problem of se.ifipg fids great nun b**r of pupils was to l>»* cr.ippje-l 'vitb. and the pnr< hast* of almost t"*. Several, citizens of the Little Swamp and Berea section of upper Colleton were in town Saturday and reported a movement which has taken definite shape to cut off a small area of the Little Swamp school district and annex (t to Bam berg county. It is reported that the proposed territory embraces an area of about 1 1-2 miles by 3 miles, and contains about 16 voters. It ia said that there has been considerable friction in this school district over school affairs, and a. recent elect tion resulted in a manner not satis factory' to some of those who desire to cut ofi from Colleton. This and other causes are said to be at the root of the disaffection. It is repprted that the survey of he proposed new boundary lin* which was run the latter part of th** week by Surveyor Folk, is rather a z.ig zag line, and u»t in or out cer tain persons as tlit'y were in favor of nr opposed to til** cut It is re ported that tiu* Carter brothers, at torneys in Bamberg, have been em ployed to represent the seceders. They have worked qnietly'und little was known of the movement till ‘*he surveyor v*.:*s on lb** ground. If this tut off succeeds it will cause a .vacancy in one of the legislators. John C Good wiu was recently elected, to the llouft£ from this section by a very flattering vote, and ills plac** is include*! in the ter ritory desiring to secede. It is reported that another peti tion is being circulated to include the entire Uttle Swamp school dis trict. It is also rumored that a con siderable number of the residents of this larger area are opposed to.any rut, and if the petition can he amended so as to Include the entire school district, it is doubtful- if it will carry. The outcome of the fig 1 ** being made will be watched with in terest '*— AUTOMOBILES. WILL AD- VERTISE SOUTHERN C AROLINA FAIR OCTOBE^l9~ AND 20 Ttinrsday and Friday of Next Week Selected as Dates—Many (Soin on Trip. * \] x\ FREE ATTRACTIONS AT COMING FAIR The officers of Abe Couthern Car olina Fair have arranged a schedule for their booster trip advertising the Southern Unrolina Fair November 7th to 10th. This trip will be h.*ld Thursday and Friday. October Ifltn and 20th, and the itinerary takes In tfie four counties. It is expected -r ,4m that a large number of automobiles will take'in tills trip, which has been carefully planned with a view of taking in as much territory as possible, giving the widest public ity to ilie fair. The hooste*- p'rtjr will l**:*ve Waiterhoro Thursday morning at k oYlmJ.. th-tober 18th,' and will go bv wx\ of Bells. Ruffin. Smoaks. Lodge. Ehrhardt. Olar. ar riving at Allendale at 1:30 p. ni . in time for dlsm • The afternoon trip wlir take in !' ' ' v Brunson. Hampton and Yarnville. • : "g at Estlll for the night at *i:itu p. ;n leaving Estill Friday morning at 8:30 o’clock, the p.^ttv will vi«l» Scotia. Garnett. Til!man> Ridgeland, reachiifg Heanfort in time for din ner. Th«* afternoon of Frida v will he spent In visiting Port Rovai YettiasH<*e. Hendersonville, reaching Waiterhoro about e,-2<t n m. Those who desire tci take tb's tr’ v will please notifv PresklenV W. 1 Taylor or Sec ret a pr W \V. SmenV. Wrtlt<*itv«<*'(v.—mr earlv as wnpathle Those front other counties than Col leton who will take Ahe trip, or a nortion of it are request* <1 fp in'n the rnrtv at M'nlte’boro, if DOSNihte, and if not s. 4 *\ ti-itever n*»int is con-^ / , t 1 i based on an addre t ew desks has partially there is yet m-e-d for at with M they eafl fill variety and laent. H. V man. h on the »' I ’ | .an evening wX' 1 ; * y* it,llicking VnUTtaib- Hunter. Xt° l| K^ *' yding s had ytXr- ••xp**rlenc' plat loryd 11 i: S-oteti ini intong l"’ i ■ ■ ' |.ei*i->iiitioit. Editor The Pr*ss ami Stan*i:jX: I se** a tu-ti<e in the cpKimns »ur paper which is Jread*^! con.'**.’* and'-! think iLid'e h*':i*i ' ('lass / l.gislation. personal ions xr •wcH as hhj. song l i!- Mis Lorotliy <'<■’'E a. Vlv lyrlaraid Isle, i- th" f*iiY»ldvi«ted Iter nndien* • oF" lH*r\w«*l! s*'l**cteil o Xi«>r encores \ver«* alw av and enjoyed. Miss Jane Ray. B'c a voice of wonderful rianuhtcr o; r**a*l*'r. ^*1> w flh t i ti e ha*l s^iid w opld liivye hyci' vonf<l likeVyf know i •etitativ' s^fn the Hon.y ton coyjflt\ all voted pie«;X*»l • ia - l.cgisiati apnt opyia t"'i f’'’ solved it. Ini* l—a«t ■ t w»-nt *. ^ !iv* additional seating capa.ejtv ...i Th*vjoint meeting of the tMt-t.. ... and teachers held Monday nic! t full of interesting dtscussi*»n of jt n* *‘*!« of the school \ reporf *./ ri w*trk <l*)ne in each grade’was m •'• bv th** t**acher. and plans jot tt lutitre «if the mhoot ses-ion •* dWtissM.’' The teaching of do* *7 ' tic jqben*e and manual training plated in the hand* of :* to work •out • pm*tidal pim- f,e Some High Class Elite Been l , i«*v i»l«*«l by orti* inis* iai<iiii**i>t Has llte Enlr 'Xu s or "Lb lines ’ i’ 1 nit»tv, t * f> r r**et. the R*pr ffoni t oil foi* slicit on as t' .!t i t tuy nn iUitont"' i' rang* anil ; how a l;*< tv 'of i Ti*** jilc.i luiil- in r ,* ■ point ,V.*t *■ It* ii - u!•« n oU 1 w a y .- an* in Mi** o.ndn . I 1 ,:'s I * o n1**ml Mi.lt it is UIU -and :> li * t'U* <• ; :ll*l ;i so M* •: i. alyttrl t ** t • 1I)C< !’* • feel and ron- ptYblic higb-l ion t r lvv are ! ti t to Ititpos*' lew f.tt t(v**l ginning the work at one*; Fi< kiln and M'-s K«>hn, \> »h Long, will have •hatge of ••* ing for rhe t. a? Lis.g d'o T d • science • Mbs Hiv. r-Xktyi M •\vit‘> prof i... 2 training Fund* for this •iLqi snh«> rilit>d a lil**-r , Jly In th«XjC- ot the tiv.ir. Ro.-elsi*!** s* lt«a*»|. tilt) ,jefr g of (It* • , ><''t'>l op*'n*-d *t- *!*,. sweetness. Her itnpcfsoitations *)t v ti'it* pr<>p**rrv h ! < lt t do* < 1rt ‘lit I* a Japanese maid, wn^ cleverly <1 Knd was voriferously applaitil**! Tl'.e tu'vt numh**t f« ' 'hi- < otM'-** | wH! at>p« ar on Tuesday evening. N"-| Vembt^e I4ih. Tit is tiutitj**'!' " i" ,M a \vei| s**iecti*l c*>mpaJiv of cnt<r- tainers, ami an enjoyalt!*' evening will ji«* had by tb.** patrons ot tin* course. PAY-UP WEEK SUCCESSFUL -*■ ■ ^ M**r* Imnts of \Valt»*i Itoro Are Pleas ed Wit It Bespits of First Na tional Pay-I’p \Y**ek. ^ w ' The first pbservance of National Pay-Up Week held at Walterboro was a decided success, and those who are in business and were creditors feel (hat the movement was a de- of fided success." Many accounts long standing were paid, and a great amount of new business done.* Ex pressions from many of the nter- H^nts indicate ihat they ere all pleased at the reception the week had. aftvl they are determined to make it an annual event. w • I’M • ions**. 1 have an nuinruoblfov‘end I fsuppose cy* ~y ether person ,tba ‘'owns on* 1 , lias returned i« :■ - i*/'x s*>nal property, hut th*\ imy** ta^ed. the repair shops and (Be « awne v, will* lutve it to pay indirect Tito noti*** states that the jr<* ny*- front! fepatr shops shall be used on th* 1 public highways. Mid further on : t snys that ail money tltxrived from the license JUv hereby impo-«‘*l upon; atitomdhib* repair shops and motor, vehicles shall »»** expended l»v the high wav commissioner only foi cons.ructiou of steel and con* rete^t^m of s,recess bridges in the permanent tvpe. So it s**ems to me that lh*> bill conflicts with itself. / 1 do not object so much to the license, but I do object U' the wav it is appropriated. But I think > r the Legislature want^ to tax the ve hicles of the county to keep up the roads, tax all from the toad cart up. for there are many other vehicles which do the foads more harm than the automobile. 1 believe we nave m**n nominated now for the legis lature who will give all parties jus tice and equity, and I hope two of the first things they will do is to re peal this unjust law and do all thev can for a compulsory educational • *\ W. M. E. CAMPBELL Islandton. Sept. 3U. h : I t, On tin V. •: -id • begin thxsesgion IblCMT a. tjtaf vv«* * nub! rot f'<- !»:; t ton« and pupils j»<,i,.,.,| j,| ( > , J , »o hag •• number with it-*, and t*n * • • w;*~ not r.!*k of trite*-•-* r) t-. : -v t f> be ;ths*-nl l 'Vi\ hope in haw itll on (with ns^ within th*- n**\t few *1 v in*l il*;*f we a- teacher-, patron- . f pnpi|s., may take *iur •init»v! ,»* >'• i upon us ;t« a great and impo't • ' work While at the same Jim* th** pleasure that it really is W** feel that our s'hool tis:.* b. haring patron^' ready and willing to do theiX,,;, blight. f.*e«*d t*ovs an*i girl- •ac*u learn and willing to work, while \v«*. as teai'hers. realize what a gre;*t duty and pleasure G*w1 has given *is the w’ork of helping train boys and gills for future citizen*. of oar country. < We trust that we mav have God’s directing care over us during *ach moment *>f o’tr wosk The teachers are Miss Mamie R Williams, of William 1 * an*! Mi*s Ruth Salter, of Trenton. We wish to extend a most cordial invitation to any who may lie interested in our school to visit us at any time. e« periallv out super in** ndent and wife. Mr. and Mrs Strickland \ visit from the editor of our h**m»* paper—the dear old weekly letlef that keeps us In touch with our ab- 1 ‘Mizcnship.” followed b\ by Prof. Jawig. who em phasized th* iiti|M>rt.-itic** *»f oh*- dii-nce an*| iion»*s'\ as the fundauie t- x tai ptiit* ipb Ml becotltiiig a good citizen I’tol W W. Sntoak also j slimmed up in brief. Imt pra< iie *l 1 remarks. tha» the h<*iiu- is the ba'ds •»f truer, puret. better, *dtizen-hin. tn*l that tin head lian*l and l)<*:i:h> . hould he. edit rated , Grvaf iut*T*^j! w a - «y\pi *s-i;q i*a*It sp»ak**r * o’nte befti*r r < ouraging. * - Respond j ttiad** by rt i ing ' Ho!v MleparfHr* FveX visitor pr* uorMwtitv to *xpr* * Rev Whit*- \* t ' l int rod it* ed. w hi) ^j^hok on ob***li* n* *■. /follow* d Grart »*n "Wrll Po-v* • .•> r ’*' ■ v 'Sit ;* ir 11 Ut' P' v tioudy a!-o ejivcas, :< d | : b* irej , ‘.'n. *>f «d>*-fH* i'<-e. is a i Xi'Xat fact of in fwconiing good liea it toy of rii<> p«'op!«* who attend th** S*i|i'h-j (‘arolina Fair front Nov 7-1 uiXvlV 1 '' oppoitunity to see soiXj retfllyxUret class attractions. n '‘ retary .'sHtoak lias *'U»s*‘*| alreStdv for two c<*lt*lint^*«l Ir***' attraidfons whi«h will give d;HK‘ *'\liij>ff1*»ns on tfe fair grounds v>x enjoyment of the *i*ovv*ls w liyr -will be in attend an** . The.-vr attlaeKott .*!*• u-uallv se**n only at State fairs *ir tit*' latg- ♦•st inufity fairs, and tiie'-biir is for- ttymte in having itee'n ahRKJo hook Xhiem for th*’ li 1< t Soimjei n (’ai.ditia Fair. (tne of th*‘s*' attraction- i- th* <•*•!• I»rate<l hay wagon itoumiing a**t hv I’atriik A- Framir***. the origiti- y-ato^s of this -id*' putting entertain *-di**nt Tin. r« wii) ,1m* two **r tin* exhibition 1 ’ dailv. and ll:**-c wlio 1 it wil^ f*'<‘l tl:at thev have h***n glve n tli*''r money’s wfirth of fun In addition to tl.is titer* will !>«■ an f actadiafie pUrfomi MiV*’ 1 rouble w hich w ill als.o Anobiter uni'jt',** attn whiebw'Hj hi i t'/* voun is'n t roll ini; m^i iiih. I’ug*'- im-nibC'Y Of. JdM v,ji| gi’i/'ilaUvXxk'il"t>tr'- on ra**' track lAUfitii: a t/’ggy^ n*l m:*! the, Kam<yds a liot.-*"•.• fl«* will f r 'i' p^ainsk/sirme of th** vvil)n<-r* in ti t <i Lk^. and will add greatly t** ill- foy m< ni of r?i*‘ t at fi g prf>gt'*'tt)>. •ni<* n ♦ T’» > fnMoWi *-* rr is tlwL inf in- a rv for th's fitp in «i**ta: X: t.e '1 \ IN* Waltechoi '** R,>ft(t « m, ‘ t,. :p i» ip tt*> •* •* • *• ;». Ol. I.e n vo Ruffin X 1 5, X. Ill t,* .* \ (> ^ tlirillt - ' /• no a in. • c •• \ «» - > t *t t' ", *i ?|1. ' .** vy»* Fhiln nit 11 **< > t ni J* 1 vo (U'.r 1 2 •: ::o I* ni % A r t;i\o .Ml**ndi)* • 1 •• 2" p ; »n. ^ Diom** • L* a vo Miendal,** *> 30 P m. 1,*' ?l VO >•’• frfax » • 1* O 1 n. m. l'*. t*. -in nn •W . * - n I' m * *• t> ■ M p * •* 1 f *, n 1 •• * VO V'ni r>. i|!«. 1 • :‘JI *. m. r I vo lYj'll *:■ on p m V*i*li* L. n } o n. tnt «■ •*ii x t" t . H ’• * -?cn' i * " >■ w •') Is i vo (;•> *•*•<■♦ f *1; ; to X m 1 * ‘a vo Till ten fn • 70 a T!) / / i>;,t'»< f *pd 11 3(t jk m. BeAnr*>rf 1- l*io*»* fVi ufort X'* o _m 1'm* : M/ve' i> '*oi p *>i f*. vrfT(>: t :: x* t» m tn - ;**** f - 45 -o *n, |t* jvd* t •*tnv !t.•,' .■■ W'a iter hot,o ,6 30 *p. m. . - , OPENING WAS \ DEt lDED SUCC ESS t speaker, hut not 1**n‘>f was .ropn Ilcrfis **1* the * haraetefs if.- i * d that .. i<i*p*.. ..*,' gt.af.-f bir FOR W ILSON FUND i er. but wJf*X w'e * rusk igir«*ran< *:. | ' . I*v niakipy tio- b»--t x»f ,r(in- oppoi , • . < tunitie** ami |>t* |*>f*' ditisrh * for /Tii*' folfow ing addiljoiial inntri- ftitut** n--efttln* . ihup w** can <Ve-1 bnt.iofiH hav** f*»*ii iian'l*'*! Tin- ntan«i our Hjrb 4 s as * itiz* n-, and I»r1 Pn-ss anil Stan*lkr*l foi th«* Wood,- ' tr*pat*d fnf th*- great Work tl*. t Vow Wilsiip ('antpaign Fund .waits ur. , X / ■ ; Previously acknowledg«*d Large fcowd \ isit X!*hI«*c*i siiogj. of Teccy shaflrt* at Eottoal tt|H*tiin.^ Sat u. *l.t v. * t. to , On a*count of the lateness of the hour. tilt, assistant declined, to titftk** , ad a*ldr*'s- i*ut took an active part ,im helping to enroll the one hundred ,, .iioi Hftv-two pitpihi who were anx iouslv awaiting to be classified, which necessitated another teacher, which the Hoard immediately sup plied i n th*. person of Mabel Mack. Ml present were invited to coni** again, as we need and solicit "th** co-operation of all in order to make this a 'surressfjil session . SA q . . ; .1 R Jpcolt B. R La vv r**nc<* Frank . . Elmer . . . $b."‘t 1 SOI 1 irfl 1 ni* HUE BROWN Mrs. S L Reid, who has been in tow n .for several days, returned to rharlcRton Monday afternoon, where she "kill keep house for her mother while she '*- a/av on a tcip to her former home In Pennsylvania. Mis. Reid will later return to Wal terboro to make ber home here with her husband, who is the executive secretarv of the Southern (’arolina Associatidn Total 612.tot Tiie subscript ion fot Mr Frank was receive*! through the Fprnteis A Merchants Rank. aP*l that of Mr Elmer through Mi*' First National Bank. . H \liBY EEHTIS INJEKEID Rev*. F. O. S Curtis, of Hendef- sortville, was itr. town Saturday and reported that his son. Harry, who was recently injured while alight ing from a street car which collided with an automobile, was getting much better. Mr. Curtis is a ma chinist at the Charleston Navy Yard and was on his way home when tiie accident ’ - occurred. His arm was badly cut by the flying glass, and he was otherwise bruised about the head and face. Tit*- Mf ntfir* of T* rr\ A Shaffer’s •,modern !* ;<" rtiuent --stoii which took plac. *,n Salutdav. was on** of th* 1 sp< ( til * yt'nts nf tt>.' si*ason From **aily ftiofii i. ’ ) slot • cl<is*«| late K:i IU -<l.l> mslit. hoft* st*'ir**s *‘«*r'*' crowd**' ’with interested visitors, who were ’town ••very at tcntlon p<tssibl.»* liV 'tl?'*- darg** f*»r*-** of lieijM-rs Mr. Shaft**!', tit** pro prietor. express***! himself as de lighted with th<* reception.-given ny the public. In addition to tnif-i** by Wieh- man's Orchestra. of Charleston, which n<id<*d greatly to th** enjoy ment of the occasion. representa tives of Armour A- Co.. National Bis cuit Co., and H. K Heinz f’o. wen* present and distributed souvenirs nf the occasion, besides serving delic ious refreshments A representative of the American Tobacco Co, was also present demonstrating his pro ducts. 'J I ■ ! I ’TT II '/ F. Mrs have Port Royal, week S Long and children, who been visiting her parents at are expected home this / v ' Mrs. Lena Hill, of Hugo. Okla., is here spending some time "With her bndher. H. 8. Anderson. ’•I •’ r ■ ‘ * - * C fit E f) cN >n