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fl s ^»- 1m ^ * . VOL. 38. WALTERBORO, S. C„ WEDN ESDAY, NOVEMBER 15. 1910. NO. 11. SAVANNAH PARTY_ AT WfliTERBORO Forty-First Annual S. S. Convention PRESENCE OF GEORGIANS,' HEADED BY MAYOR, \' FEATURE OF FAIR TAKEN OVER CITY Purpose ,'lnil to Brin« th" Two . Th«» fn ty-f;r-t annual K>?«ion of the C'olloton liaptint Sunday Sthoo! Convention will be htold, with the Doctor's Creek church on Friday^ Nov. IT. and continuir-f! until Die li*th. .The introductory sermon will be .preached on Friday rooming at i»>:3u o’clock by Rev. J. M. Craven. The following order of business will be observed: Organization. Roll call of schools and statistics read. • * Election of officers. Miscellaneous business. The following subjects will be presented and.discussed: * ’ What is the correct standard for the Sunday School? F. Q. S Cur- Froni News and CouricT: I Ds. speaker Walterboro. Nov. 9.—One rf the Report of coronuttee for pr*sont most significant things l n connccUoa. nieeting. consisting of the Deacons wfth the Southern Carolina Fair Superintendents of Sunday which is being held here this week i fehool. the visit today of Mayor IH. r- Intermission for or.e hour. Savannah, together wiYh ' reassetnbi'tvg. the Mor-\ s; ‘biect will.be present of that U'l.at depart run: «. of th.* W ^P°1 b* most import Places Into (Tower Oommer- cial Relations. GREAT WAS FAIR AT WAITERRORO SOUTHERN CAROLINA MADE SPLENDID RECORD AT FIRST FAIR * JASPER HONORED ('arried off ( \mmty First Prize in Fotar <.Iris' Canning Contest. F\Hna ty, .v.\ Way, 'and th. -peak* Misce'Haneou- bn: Adjoin tixji out. Satvjut ay Moini 1": :’*i r.. u\ i). \o: V cis* v * 11 ••Ml III. ness. 11: :>. a. 111. T!iti\s place of Mi ssions in v school. S. B. Saunders t y\ he Sunday fleah cr. Fourth subject: Wltad \rela*ion d#!es the Sunday School u-\»in to the •>!ganizedawo:\Ttr tpe Southern Baptist Convention? Demy (liv ens. speaker. ^ Can a church claim *o obey the great comrpfssion of» oi . i. ud .lesus Christ, and fafl to team ‘he* ch'ldten the Word of God ven„ speaker. was pent, of twelve of the members of , (rants Retail Assoc iation. » rify, who saere the guests p ap. of Walterboro and the Soufh- i-ia Carolina Association. Tlie v - itnrs were shown over th' < - Walterboro and carried thrmyg'u th ■ f : . which they* state , is the best th.it they have se«-n. the party hav ing visited many, fairs in Geoieia n;il South Carolina. The spirit of the occasion was that of i\ get together meeting, the vis- itors wearing badges on which were printed r ’\Ve want to know you l»et- ter." and this sentiment predomi- 1 •Bated throughout the visit and was mirrored in 1 the „ad*lresses made at the dinner. The visitors expressed themselves with being delighted at the signs of progress which are be-j ing made in this section and the vast industrial potentialities which this section has for the reaping of benefit to a neighboring seaport. Fat and Talk. At 1 o'clock, after a thorough in-- spertioiKof the large Southern Car olina Fair, the visitrvs. together with quite a representative dot of| local citizens, the director* of the Southern Carolina Association and other prominent visitors, gathered (bought desirable. in the dining hall oh the grounds, where a magnificent turkey and chicken dinner was served. South ern Carolina products being served ' - «-ft4if*dy. After the dinner, quite a -trlkfeasj/’was indulged in hy the vis- ifors xiul local speakers. Secretary . S /K. Reid, acting as master of cer emonies, and in a happy vein intro- 'Sduring the various speakers. Two central themes predominated in the spec* lies, the need of a better cor- ne*tion of this' /lection with Savan- onah l>y*means of. first, the proposed cut-off of the Atlantic Coast Line Railway from St. Stephens to Yem- assee. and, second, the need of bet ter dirt road communication with Savannah by means of a bridge or art adequate ferry across the Sa- t /rannah opposite the city of Savan-' nah. The opposition of a committee .j)f Huvrleston business men to the ^ building was stressed bv the Savannah people to help in <* ! iO: I v From The State: Walterboro. Nov. 12.«—The South ern Carolina Fair passed into history Friday, after a large attendance had been present for negro day. Friday kept up the record* set earlier in the v.e«Ji, and this fair lias been the l..ig.st attended and most success- i il *'\er staged in Walterboro. Each i . .- lias brought out large iiowds ;.Tid every da> was filled with good ; g: tor the cnjoynuuit of the peo- l'■ attending. It \\^-~ d< in<»nstrat**d this week ^tfiat four c.ohnty fair i yos-^bfc, and the sue*ess of tills one from < Yen standpoint has already caused plans looking to a DDPONT PARTY GOES TO COMBAHEE RIVER RK E FIELDS PLANTED TO OTHER CROPS IN EX PERIMENTS' GOVERNMENT AIDS Oyster Supper and Bazaar Coiulmhee ('«tr|Ntnition Trying Out < . • . (1.000 Arrr* on (tie Com- bahee River. bit ; |;,rgei The R. v. . M. ( j a- fair nyxt jear to he *b*veloped. yiogrdmhie this year was par- ticularly interesting, consisting of various exercises in the nature of agricultural progress, races, with many free attractions interspersed. A good hand wag present the entire week, and this added much to the gaiety of the occasion. The midway was clean throughout and was most liberally patronized. The exhibi tion buildings » were crowded and keen competition was manifested in the award of the various premiums, ... .. . _ the total amount dY which will be a Miscellaneous business ‘ t-, , „ , Appointment of commilte-s to re- ^ an( , port at next meeting. Music, nomination, program. Adjournment. Sunday Morning. Sunday school mass meeting. if sermon by Rev. Walter V/f ^ \ | submitted fOr com- Missionary Black. . t . Respectfully mittee by J. M. CRAVEN. Let the Sunday schools take notic • to s**nd statistics fully made up as shown by the blanks sent each school, and sufficient funds to aid in the printing of the minutes, and a good Helegation from caih school j and he .>:Ke and bring the song books, a< Ringing and music are e\- peettd durin* Hie entire * F. (). over the success realized. 4k The secretary and treasurer of the fair. W. W. Smoak, deserves much of the credit for the gigantic sucCesn of the fair. He worked for many months in seenring the interest of the people of the four counties and the attendance showed that his ef forts were rewarded with success. He had the earnest support of all officials, but the president, of. the fair association. W. .1. Taylor, and the general superintendent, 1>. L. lliers. were especially valuable. session, 5?v CURTIS. Pres. PAYING PREMIUMS Southern busv since Car- 1 tTkc Mraiim uuoiufTPo iiifru tIi , g of the proposed ‘•out-ofr•• Practhalh aR the w ossed. and a pledge was mad.’ 1 received their money. *- * s- receive theirs by cal (es of this section were stronglv nortrayed and It was shown that Southern Carolina was looking for connection with a seaport ’vh'civ would be to the best interests of tl<f? section, and that if Savannah, ex pected to reap the benefits she rf.ust co-operate in the wonderful trans formation now going on in this sec tion. Welcomed by Mayor. Secretary Reid first introduced Mavor John D. Glover, of Wa't. ’- boro. who extended a welcome in l»e- hnlf of the town of Walterboro to the visitors. Mayor Pierpont. . of Savannah, was next introduced alid he spoke interestingly of the . 1 o> ‘ rclntjonships which existed between these two sections. He fidvoi.i'id The officers of the olina Fair have been closing of the fair paying Practically aR the winners Others receiVy theirs ny railing at Pre«s and Standard office, or if not tailed fof in a’few days tj.ie secre tary will mail them .-etiit The officials haveNiet a record by pay tug pfemippis in cash a fair ‘is over. wtirgb meeting vMth favor. Colletoiv County S. S. Convention The vire prcsidi^its and department convert superintendents were all con^etent telligen and willing, and added much To th success of the occasion. Worthy of special notice was the exhibits of the girls cunning clubs' of Southern Carolina, and much dil ficulty was met with in awarding the prizes in these contests. The ban ner and first prize go to Jasper County, whose exhibit attracted un- usTial notice. A meeting of officers of the fair and of the Southern Carolina together with* govern cfas field oh \whioh time plans were made for the development of many things in Southern ^Carolina, and legislation, looking to this end : w«s discussed, As a* whole a better fair could he imagined thauf Xhe one ju^t j closed. There /were pniCtirally no complaints in tl *> vftrloiiv depart ; ments, ev*M>C one seemed to be hat- i iiip a good time, and the progreHoL Sn-.ither'n ('arolina was well show pt emiu ni?.h , r have ' Association may mental representatives The Wednesday, at fair by non as tl” ‘ins to News and Courier. Nov. 10: For the purpose of inspecting land in the Comhahee river section, a party left Chariest op yesterday ' on tiohrd the st<‘ani yacht Hollo, which has on hoard Mr. DuPont, of Wil- mington, Del.; Mr. I), c_ Heyward, of Coluntbhi; Mr. R. Goodwyn Rbett, of Charleston, and other ML rectory of the Comhahee Corpora- liou who will inspect land lioliiingi. This torporation holds fi.nOft acres of riie lands on the Comhahee rlv* and i« experimenting witli f y. a to d< terniining what Crops can tie piofitahlr grown. Goverunient (\pe;t^ -have for some time been eM- g. ::- I in experiments_ with Oneour- ngihg n'lilts. It is the scheme of- tlie coKporation to raise the hanks sufficiently .high fo defy spring tides, thereby ke« pii'.g «>xeess water out of, the fields, the fertility of which Is well khown. Contrarts for the ray | rying-forward of, the work have al ready been awarded. Directors Not Talkative. • The Cnmbahee Corporation under took the beginning of the experi ments several months ago, hut itsi directors have not made any state ment for they have peri ments were demonstrated to he entirely successful. Former Gover nor Heyward has been active in pro moting the work of the corporation. Which has the personal interest of k.r. Felix DuPont. Mr. DuPont and his party ranie here hy rail from Wilmington, Del., and went o«t hoard the steam yacht Rollo, which has 'been in the hnrbbr for some da vs. ” Persons in touch with the work and plans of the Combaluie Corpor ation appear pretty well \ assured that the experiments will demon strate that rice land ran be easily converted to other crops, with in- t drainage which, in consid eration of the number of acres ?•*- I claimed, is riot expensive. Mr. Dir- Pont and other directors of the Com- bailee Corporation seem to he very . well pleased with the work of the povernment experts and planters in Hie Conibahee river section have been watching the result of the ox perinients yith peculiar interest. World's Best Bice Grown. Owing to circumstance*, the re cital of which has many times been Ij made, rice growing bos all hut dis appeared from South Carolina, albeit the South Carolina eereal Is conceded the world's best, and The. Ladles Aid Society , of the Methodist * church contemplates con ducting a bazaar and oyster supper ori Wednesday' evening. Nov. anu with that .end in view are bus ily engaged' in getting .together pieces of fancy work. etc., for the bazaar. On next Tuesday afternoon a shower w ill be held at the borne of Mrs. Riddick Ackerman, when all those who desire to do so will bring or send some article to be sold at the bazaar. In case anyone,J have not the time to make anything Miss Hattie Glover has on hand pieces suitable for the purpose, which can be f>urrhased from her and presented to the bazaar to be sold.' This Is a good place to se cure Christmas presents. The president of the society has appointed committee* as follows: Apron booth M.rs. J. D. Glover, chairman. . • - . Baby booth Miss Bessie Sanders. WINNERS IN GDtlS „ CANNING CLUBS THOSE WHO EXCELLED IN CLUB WORK IN SOUTH- ^ ERN CAROLINA COLLETON FIRST , 4 Win* i a Appearance of Rttotii—Ja*« per t'oanty Carrie*, off Many Blue Ribbons. chairman. Kitchen boutli Mrs. \V chairman. * ^ Fan el pie t booth —Mrs. ' M Howell, el liman. ' t)ysti e Mi- K. M. Join man. %■'. Candy M ,'oro-. man. * N A> er. - II The following is a list of awards made in each of the thtw eounties of Southern Carolina in which home demonstration work tibjis carried oo this year. > Jasper county won more blues in competition wRIi other counties, hut Colleton cameout first in appearance of booth. In addition to the awards made in <ompetftion with other (ounties, the judges derided to award preiri\ in,ms,t,> ihe «lub’ imjnben* in each « U2.E: vountt. (h being j\i>t iums. Miss Edit ll Dcntotisti at ion Dora D^o \Y. amounts half the in the-* general cases prem- Fan >t t. Agent. lk«-r, A \\ i< bm.in-B e v.c'l. * # " > X On*- of the jdvUii-st v.eddinr the st-ason was <ih-m;iiz- I ; ’ I residence of Mr. and Mrs. K. it. Wichman Tuesday,"*Nov. If. ;.t higl; noon, when their daughter. AU non* beehme the bride of Mr. Hon:* i M . Boswell, the presence of r*-!. - ’ lives and a" few close friends. The house was tastefully decora* e«|. Southern smilax. palms and ferns formed the background when an abundance of yellow chrysanth.* munis were banked. Garlands of wen 1> acted as publication. preferring.' , . ”7 said, to wait until the ex- . aX h, . inK K, . aoefu,l >' f r“»>t «»"' chandelier to each corner of the bridal pat tv ranie. t«*red with ff his luotlu-r. room. Miss Katherine deTrevill*- presided at the piano and played * Mendelsohn's wedding march first, then Lohengrin as the bridal party entered. Exactly at 12 o'clock the two little ribbon bearers. Dorothy Hope and Ruth Lucas, in da.nty white lingerie dresses with sashes and ribbons of yellow, made a beau tiful phtiMe as they marched to th.- altar, each streuhing ;t ribbon, forming ail aisle through which tin- Th** gronnt • n Mr. Paul Hoswadl, who acted as last man. Next cam*- the maid of honor. Miss Mabel \Yi< hman. looking her pt—* ti*-st in a iM-antifyl costume *>f whit 1 s«-rge and salin combined with pi ture hat of white beaver. Littl** Mis,s Jean Wlchtnan. the flower girl, folUrwed, a perfect filicture »f lovelineH* in her wliit*- lingerie h of yellow, larryin.; basket of clirysanthe she siattered in h*-r a beautiful a handsome dress with sa a tiny yellow mums, which pathway. The britje, blonde, was attii*-*! in own- e*s of rice plantations have been have their lands yield pro- other »Topj». Various ex in He slymvn. Uning of y W. K Willis, of desires to urge upo in the <oumy to atterijU"^ th*- proaeF-intr f'ntjnty Sunday Secrcta tag* ville, Sun*!.*;- .'i-liools elect delegates session ftf/flie- f’olleton.. chpdf *. >nv,«-niion.'* handsome lot of ox!iibli> This fair is but the,begin- grer.t things for Soul lorn Carolina, and while this was gre.it in xv'er> ,resjiect. the determination is to make the succeeding ones greater.y. trying to fits from t * riments have been made in fh** past twenty years. In the South west. where the cultivation of rice -« crirried forward on a gigantic -'Cflle. some of the>r-xpefts have tire- iReted that, sooner or l;Rer. th<* South Carolina coastal lands would . gain h*> planted to rice, but rice and becoming coat suit of dark brown broadcloth trimmed with fur. with all accessories to match. She (.entered on the arm .of her brother. Mr. Albert Wichman, arid advanced > to He altar, where she was met by 1 the groom. The ceremony was per ' formed by the Rev. S. R. Hope, oi I the Presbyterian church. I Immediately after the followed th«- ’reception/' which w attended by a wide scope of friend* Fruit punch and cake*were served by dainty waitresses. Mrs. A, H. Wichman receive^ H — » ». - (♦*r#inonv in this section are not expect-, p r< . s jfi e d early revival of tire groiy^ ( . v ,. rvo0< , to n * K{8 ,^ r as th ,.y in »is revival fit ate. the front door and Mrs. J at the desk and \ • till IV.IURFIB IIK N BBIDGF V. BBOKF which will b* r r-bnlishment of'the Sivat-i ,v t v-t as a commercial line and pb‘.•.< , - M for a greater get-together spirit. He was glad to pledge his co-opera t an m the securing of the new : til- ' ' ' Toad facilities and the constnu’ion td adequate dirt roads. Mr ^ Huoak, |ire«ident of the Southern r arolina Association, secretary of ♦V fair association, and editor of The Press and Standard. Avas th** next speaker, and he told of the organization of the Southern Caro lina Association, its purposes, 'its hopes, its accomplishments. He *as of the opinion that each section would benefit by a closer acquain tance with each other. Proposed “Short Cut." The nexi speaker was Mr. F. T. H. Shaffer, treasurer of the South 1 * huhi in Walt'erliofo ft..turday anil ^inday. \-iv. Mr. Willis jy^anxious to ha'-e t!ds epunty route up to H g d i M ir 1-'standarjL' and this will m.c*---it; *>* have report from every tit to have had reprosenta- r.f district and ‘township .cnn. versions; t to contribute to State and county work Walterboro is prep the delegates i Last Conference Held Sunday *mbled -t Siit'- tatn reparjng to entt-r- fn JhtCndsome stvK- each A large congregation ^is at the Methodist church 1*. day morning and aitentireh^i t' n ♦ d to an able sermon by R*-\ G Emoary HI wards, Presiding Elder of the Charleston District. This was the occasion of Mr. Kd^ird-' • CotVig-ville, Nov. 14- Mr. end Mrs. J. F. Ad'l'cOty 'v*-re coming :'-',ni church in theif huggv Sunday r,d ou crossing if bridge near tie- t ome of A D Metts. Jhe bars of the bridge broke through. .throw in;: both occupants fi-cyrii the buggy an<l ainjully, injut/ltg Mrs. Addison. Th*; buggy was broken and He bur ners* torn. '/Tbe roads and bridges In this s«'' ti*»n are very badly in need of repairs. « L. Rctifz reiju*'st**1 enter*' I Mrs F. P. M Fishburne Hazleburst r<- of in the bride IwioK. Wichman, M.rs. A iituj\M/s. Mortimer teived in th** parlor. Mrs. 'Boswell is a young l^d> • harminp Kmts inalit.c-' ami w il l greatly missed in Walterboro BosweR. is a prominent young Lu .- nc'ss man of Greenville. A futtn of sunshine and happiness is w.’sle- 1 them by their lynmeroUs tiicnd^ The happy couple Ic^ft on the. af ternoon train for fSftvannah, en route to points in Floriila Htid Goor/' gia. and will be at home in Green ville after December first. Agent Jtldg* - Miss Margue'ite Richardson is agent for lU-utlfort. c ounty. Fisc K-ila iatwton for Jasper, and Mis* Cora Connor fr.- Colleton. The folio -e are.the awards: (Genc-ral » » tRinn. Best Chib ftfhibii .. .i.-r. Ban ner. Be?t Individual Exhibit—First, Jasper.; second, Colleton Largest yield in p!ot First, Jasp er* second, Colleton. Best appearance for booth—-Col leton: especial mention given Jasper and Beaufort. Special Prizes. Best history of work-—First Jasp er: second. Colleton. Best record book-^lst Colleton; 2nd Jasper. Be*t display of Jellies—1st Jasp er; 2nd Beaufort. Best quart tomatoes 1st Jasper; 2nd Beaufort. , Best display pUkles 1st Jasper; 2nd Colleton. Best display ketchup — 1st Jasper; 2nd ColU-ton Best selection canned ftuiiiXh gland— 1 st Colleton; 2nd Ji.spet. Best displays fruit juti-es—1st Jasper; 2nd Beaufort. ^«*Itest display vegptlible; in glass — 1st Jasper; I'lut Colieton Bi-aufort; tie on second Fnr Jas|M*r County. Best history 1st Theodosia Mai jdfus; 2nd Etta Fripp Best record book- 1st Lc-iln Par nell; 2nd Theodosia Malphua. Best jellies 1st Sadie . Joned; 2nd Nora Malphus. Best tomatoes in glass 1st Liz zie Roberts; 2nd Cynthia Mason. Rest pickles—1st Farle Halford; 2nd Ltnner Dean. Best catsup and chili sauce—1st Sadie Jones; 2nd Linner Dean. Best canned fruit 1st Nora Mal phus; 2nd Linner Malphus ReM fruit juices 1st 2nd Theodosia Malphus. Best vegetables 1st Nora Mal phus; 2nd Clarle Wilson. Heaiifori Count). Best history bst Marcia Doane; 2nd Rosa Golden. Best jelly 1st Rosa Golden; 2nd Marcia Doane Best tomatoes 1st Ceil Acheln; 2nd Rosa Golden Best pirkbs 1st Mareia Doarie; 2nd Sarah Golden. Ceil i«*in: /i 2nd Rosa Doane; Gold- 11. L. FRASKH’S FINE FOWLS Committees from earn Aunday : last visit to ^Walterboro , for tb*- have lieen appointed' present pastoral year, and he was f Tn Carolina Association, and a Prominent merchant and capitalist Walterboro, who spoke principal- upon the proposed cut-off from fit. Stephens to Yemassee. illustrat- 'fZ his remarks with a map showing (he section of country through which ’he new railroad would pass and cK owing the preaent line of the 'o-st Line. Mr. Shaffer stated that (he construction of this line would in distance between New York *0(1 Florida 43 miles, and stated School in town to look after the comforts of the vis itors. and to arrange for music and entertainment Every . school is urged to report at once the names delegation to B. G. Price, the association. Wal- of the psesident lerboro. of SCCCESsFUL r - « here for the purpose of holding H>- fourth quarterly conference. Mr. Edwards’ subject was Pray er. his text being taken from Mark 9:29. “And he said unto them, this as beln* the best pen kind can rome forth by nothing, hut Island Reds In the show hy prayer and fasting.’* The jepeak-' quite an honor and the er developed his subject by telling three things tha* prayer does for us: First, it transfigures; second, it prepares for svvlee; *»d-third, it fits for suffering. As a result of the fourth quar terly conference, held immediately agedne after the sermon, the entire board annual hunt there recently , of stewards was re-elected, and Dr.' *• *—•- ~ Riddick Ackerman's name added to Wimwrs Winthfop v Scholarships R Ludlow Fraser, cashier of the Colleton Banking Co. is a rhlrketi fancier of no mean order. At the recent Southern Carolina fair Mr. | The judges at the recent South- Fraser won first premium on pen, ? rn * arolina fair gave the two of Rhode This was public will be in terestej ser Is selling to know some of deer hinting several very There have been successful deer hunts in the low country near Jacksonboro recently. The . (’ottageville hunting club en- that Mr. FTa- lils fine stock. ■ ^ ' u / TO WED IN DECEMBER scholarships to Winthrop College short course next summer to little Miss Idalia Padgett, of Smoaks, and Crosby " ‘ — ‘ Best exhibit of fruit juice* in Best catsup Mania Doane. Best fruit;- ^Ust . Marcia 2nd Ctalrc^tfalkf-r BesJ^frult juices - 1st cp^2nd Bessie L« vin Best carined vegetables 1st c ia Doiyrie; 2nd Marie Bailey. Colleton County. ,B*st history wtwji 1st Idalia Pa.lgett 2nd Kathryn Smoak. Best record bool 1st Idalia gett; 2nd Blanche Chassereau. Best display: of jelll^*—1st sie Connor; 2nd Fairy Hiott Best quart tomatoes in glass Mae Berry: 2nd / K’rk Smith Best display of pickles—1st Crosby; 2nd Marion Conn Of. Rest display catsup and sauce—1st Mae Berry; 2nd Breland. Best selection of canned fruits In glass—1st lauia Morris; 2nd Vera Mar- Pad- Jes- —1st Vera chill Lois joyed its —, members brought bac* • , n.-.-*..* — . An-.4he board. J. M, Mobrer waa elect ed recording steward; James E. and the deer besides other wild game, other crowd from Lancaster wefe there last week and killed (Continued on Fourth Paffi-V down lllN'IWr f^tir deer and other wild game. This is proving a popular hunting re- j serve. ' | B “ W , * . ■ Peurlfoy, district *reward; W. W. Smoak, Bilnday school superintend ent; J.»J\ Pedrett assistant sup erintendent and lay leader. Miss I^eila Morris, of the Tabor sec tion. These young ladies won ‘n competition with the other members' of tjie canning club from ths coun ty. Miss Padgett is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. Padgett, of The announcement has been re- Smoaks, and the judges said she reived here that John Calhoun had the neatest and best prepared Beach, son of Dick Beach, of the history of her work they had ever Stoker neighborhood, is engaged to seen. Miss Morris is a daughter of Miss Mary I/>n Holme*, of Macon. Mr. and Mrs, J. p. W. Morris, and Ga.. the wedding to take plare IV- Is a bright and attractive young cember 4. Mr. Bench Is well knofrn lidy. in this county, and has a host of These scholarships were won last friends and relatives who will re- year by Misse* Gladys Smith, of joice in his happiness. ^ Smoaks, and Alma Hiott, of Round. bot- Lols ties—1st Gladys Smith; 2nd {Iceland. Best collect ion of can ned Vege table* in glass- 1st Fairy iliott; 2nd Leila Morris. Best individual exhibit—Leila Morris. largest yield on plot—lone Kia- *ey It ia requested of the boys who won first and second places In the field events at the fair that they •end their names 'and addreeses to li. F. Schroetc- Walterboro, a. C. v \ Sadie Jones; ^ 1 X / * \ ■■M N