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V * v 3r. ®1jp teaa anb VOL. 38. VVALTERBORO, S. C., WEDNESDAY.' JUNE 13. 'D.H7. NO. 41. IKES SUIEM DKMKKS NAMKS Ol Al.k PKi:- * DR. J. PRICE SOX** NOT HK«.ISTKKKI» KKPOHTED TO HIM ROOM FOR SLACKERS DIED LAST WEEP; ■■ : ^oi» oi i.«iii* Itn. IS. *i. I’rii-?—\V;iv Itoi n ami Ki'aivtl' in (Vlli-.tim _ . * ~ ' County. X* Y. ^ ¥ ip •1: sjc >r: He sis V Or. JoEin II. Priri* died last Wed nesday at’his home near* Raymond, in .Orangeburg county, following ,a stroke of paralysis. The fuherat was held Thursday at his home. oon- ducted by Rev. George E. Davis, of Orangeburg, and.Rev. Mr. Burns, of North. ’ x. . Dr.Price was a son of the late Rev. !$. G. Price, who formerly own ed The Standard, one of the news papers which consolidated with The Press to form The Press and Stand- Editor The Press and Standard: arJ - He *** bo™ n ^ ai Walterboro President Wilson, in his admir-1 in the^tt. Carmel section, and grew able proclamation said: “The Good ‘ itizens Should Rise up and See That Shirkers Should Ik* Severely Dealt With. lie upon every man. duty ehaU whether he la to be himself regis-i tered oi* not * to 8ee to ^ ^ at name of ever male person of the 1 designated^ ages is written on the lists of.honor.” A slacker deserves no consideration at the hands of his fellow-citizens; all that he has; belong? to his eounfry, and his first ! duty i-_to tty to the defense of his countr... Therefore, when he con- scioufdy and willfully disobeys the ; law of ids land ami refuses to regis | ter, h* \iolates the law. makes of himself a misdemenant. mil brands himself as a slacker and a coward. His fellow-citizens should arise en masse ;.nd see that he is reported to the propet; authorities so that h *, may be handled by the law. Sine. Colleton county will he lotted a designated number to oe| drawn to serve at the front, those i who havo failed to register have placed a treater burden upon those who have done their duty and an swered the call of their country, and by their failure to register have increased the chances of those who have registered of being drawn and sent to the front. Every person registered Is. therefore, vitally in terested lb seeing that the name of every slacker is pat upon the roll. I trii't that all citizens of Colleton county who have knowledge of any evasion-* of the registration regula- tion« v. ill call the same to my at tention. There is npp*;flrirtg in this issue of The Press and Standard a list of the rame« of those registering at certain precincts. All those who) are registered in the county could not he published at one time. In next '.yeik's issue th; rematnin to manhood in this county, going from here to the medical College in Charleston, from which he. graduat ed in 1879. He- then located at Blackville to practice medicine and became associated with G. W. Pric,* in a drug business. He later moved to Raymond in Orangeburg county to practice his profession and farm, at both of which he was remarkably successful. ' y Dr. Price was three times mar ried. His first wife was Miss Storn. of Blackville. and of this union were bom four sons and a daugh ter, J. E.' Price. Heber Price, Otis Price and Gh M. Price and daughter. Miss Pearl Price. His second wif- was Miss Shoven. of Hampton coun ty. and they had one daughter, who . is also living. Miss Marie Price. The third marriage was to a sister of 4 "' Shoten. and v- I his, second w ife oe i v. ^ she survives. Personal Mention * * * **4**#* Howell will leave Kllbuton, where she sisteN, for several \Oil1 he published. I hope at t ie .citizens of the county will nv - tlit- y,st i arefullv iletoct .nd port to me any slack*!?. 1 will gin ] to- answer any imiulrv and mis’) nnv info’mation as to thost* '.o registered. Respectfulltv J. M. MOORf.n. v.-.jrv: -u Cmruty Board orf Recl?- trat ion. - X REt.lsTIIATIoV I.IST The following is a list of persons ixpstfi. d Tuesday. June r>. as com piled 1 y.,W7,.-W.. Rodrlett****-.' secretarr !•) the hoard of registration. Lack Yif space prevents uso of.entire list in this issue: “. Miss Dr. Price was one of a large fam ily. In this county he has two brothers." H. (’. Price., of Green Pond, and B. G. Price, of Walter boro, and the following sisters: Mrs. L. C. Beach* Mrs. H. W. Black. Sr.. Mrs. Amanda Linder and Mrs. Bianca Padgett. W. A. Price, of Brunson and Mrs. John B. Padgett, of Gainesville. Fla., also survive. He was a man of broad views, public spirited, always ready to take part in and further any enterprise pertaining to the best interest and development of the country. He was -for several years a member of . the legislature from Orangeburg county, and during that time be came.widely known throughout the Stiite. A man of deep convictions, be believed some things and he had i steel courage accompanying his be lief. He was a consistent member | [|>*' the North Baptist church/' Receive *ln\it at ion To t'b‘m*on t’lo«.ing. r ■ The Pn^s and Standard is in re ceipt of an invitation to attend ..tho commencement exercises of flem oV t‘ol!**«.■ June 17. Hy.'tnd lb. W - * here that there will -fie one Colle ton boy to graduat ed lit? y , ,i r. Blish f Breland, of Ruffin, yho has taken 'the agricultural < <•»?;-e. There aie |X. number of Colleton hoys in th-* ! of he * ***,*■ Mrs. M. Jhis week I visit her „ 0-0 Thomas Howell will go onXSat* urday to Orangeburg, where he spend a week with his sister. Mrs. Mason Crum, alter which he will join his mother at KHehton for a visit of Several weeks. ^ Mr. and Mrs. E. T. H. Shaffer and Mr. -and Mrs. J. C. Lemacks motored to Charleston Tuesday for the day. . • Miss Sarah Getsinger and Miss Breland, who are attending the nurses' training, school at-the Clara ‘ EsDorn InfirwiaryA wfell leave this week for a two weeks' rest and va^ cation. G. W. Sweat, of Wiggins, was wmong. those who had business in town Monday. \ 0-0—- Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Graves, of the Pcniel section, spent Sundajm w : ith tlu* latter’s relatives near Williams. ——-O-Cfr-—• R. R. Miley went to Lodge Sun day to, visit Mrs.. Miley, who is w’ith her relatives near there. Mr. Miley reports that his babies are very ill. having had h-rather severe, attack. —o-o— Miss Cora Varn has been visiting at the home of her unde. P. M. Varn. —o-o Mrs. Holland Carter. Miss Mamie Hiers, Glenn Hiers and Delma W. Keels, of Smoaks. formed o verv pleasant automobile party for a visit to Walterboro Monday afternoon. "— ©- o—*• Glenrt Hiers 4 son of the late Dr. Jno. M. Hiers. of Smoak?, is spend ing a few weeks at his old home near Smoaks. Mr. Hiers is a drug gist. and has been located in Dar lington for a number of years, ——o-o— The many friends of Mrs. J. H. Carter will he glad to learn of h^r iMurn to her home at Williams, af ter a long illness in Walterboro. 0-0 Prof. Norman E. Byrd. of Biam faille, who holds a'position as surveyor for the farm loan hanks, was in town this morning. Mr. Byrd is making some abstracts for loans for members of the Smoaks land loan bank. In addition to this Mr. Byrd is an extensive raiser nf pigeons. He has about fino pairs of mated farneaux. and has a h&pd- -vnie income from these. 0-0—r- Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Haws, of John son efry. Tenr... are spending a few -.j * * i* * * ; alterboro Brieflets * ' * . . • * V V- 3(C * j.: •Hnig,* IViirifoy H*'ai s Appeal t aM*s. A number of matters in equity weie a.aid by Judge Peurifoy Hu week, t ins was the time set tor the regular term of court, but instead of J.uiy cases i>uly a few matters coming ufi before Judge Peurifoy in tdumbets, were heard. EPW ORTH LEAGUE CONF. PROGRAM Interi'sting Discussion-. Planned to. . A Meeting at ( ottagexille . .* \e-xt Week. Mi's. H, Givens Doing tu^Wintiimp. Mrs. H. JxGivens, secretary of the IlendeisonvUle Woman's Club. h*y •been deslgn^teii as alternate tor Mrs. G. E. H. Moore, who foun-l she could not go to WftRhrop as a representative of the clubKof this county. Mrs. Givens has decided to attend the session at Winthrop and will leave the latter part of theV week, in order to arrive at Win throp in time for the opening of. the ctpp.-... there on the isth iu«i. Ba/.iai to liny Bil>le s tor S«*hllet4. .Ttie Christian Endeavor will hold a ba/.aur at the Witsell lawn Thurs- dav evening. Candy, ice cream and sandwiches will be offered for sale, the proceeds going to purchase Bibles hii Hu* soldiers. The public is cordially invited to attend 6-— B:\ It. S. Bailey Coining Friday. Di. |{. s. Bailey., who was recent ly elect! d superintendent of the Walterbyyo schools, will arrive in town Friday of this week, with his fumilv They have leased a portion Of the residence of ,>udge Pemifo. an! will be there at least during the summer igpinths; The ‘people of Walty) boro w ill he pleased to weh nine Dr. Bailey and his intev- estin-u family, who will be consider ed •quite an acquisition to Walter boro. Tire following is the program vf the Epvvotth League .conference fort Charleston District; to be held at j Cottagev ill** June 19th and -t)th; | Tuesday Morning. June lit. 10:*3t*. Opening devotions. Rev. G. E. Edwatds, Presiding Elder. 11:00. Welcome to delegUtes. Mr. Rosser Smith. Response, a Leaguer from Beth el. Charleston. *11:10. The Epworth . League, Mlg, L. A. Fraypsee, Jr. 11:35. The'Missionary Depart- -meat. Rev. S. B. Harper. X H:55. Address, Prof. J. C. Guilds. T^ies'day Afternoon. 4:30.- l>evotional services. Rev. C. T. Easterling. 4 4 5. Tin* Junior league. How and Why? Mrs. W. II. MK’ormick. 5:15. League Finances, Mrs. L. A. Frayssee. Jr. \' 5:35. The Devotional. Depart ment. Rev. S. B. Harper. APrO'i. Round Table, conducted by Prof. J. C.;Guilds. 6:30 to 8:30. S**cial Hour. Tiie-ulay Night- 8:3o. Devotional services. Rev. W. G. A rial. 8:45. The Council. Mrs. L. A. Frayssee, Jr. '.coo, (Jur Motto: “AH Foi Christ,” Rev. S. B Harper. • Wednev»la> Morning. June 20. !*:30. Devotional services. Rev. D. M. McLeod. 10: Oft. Business session. 10:3ft. Tlo* League's Oppor • VI.- , PMT IS 1300,000. ' . : -—r *..Yn. : . THIS AM«H NT WILL BE SUB- Hilt lit ED DIKING WEEK OF JUNE IH TO 2.1 COLLETON HAS MEMBER Editor The Press and StAndanl \ame<i as Representative for This County. Governor Manning has named W. WXSmoak, editor of The Press and Standard, as a member of th** War Council jor South Carolina, having charge of the Red Cross work in this State, and has requested him to attend a coqlrrenre in his office at 8 o’clock Friday night of thin week. South- Carolina is '.expected to raise $3t)0„00ft as the quota of the State toward the $ 1 OO.OftO.OOt) which President Wilson and the War Council of the Red Cross ask the people of the United States to .subscribe during the week, June ! l8X’5. Governor Manning has ac- tf | cepied the chairmanship of the State'.War Council, which will have charge not only of raising this sum. ' but of having an advisory relatlon- : ship to Red Cros** v •»!; in this j State during the period *.. •’’** war. Mr. J. E. Puckett.. secretarv to t' Have Move,| to Nashville, tin. Mrs. P. L. Booth* an 1 left yesterday for Nash- vilL Ga., where they will make ThSir home for a while at least. Mr. Bootle is engaged in the saw hit!I husiness. an*l has timber to keep him busy there for two or three years.. Me haw* many friends in this county who regret to soe hinf*leave. hut w!i»»s. goo«l wishes go will) him to his new home. , Mr and children tunity for Christian Service/ Mr. W. E. Willis. 1ft: 3ft. The Soc ial and Literary Departments. Mix L. A. Fraysse«. 11:1ft. Address, Rev*. G. E. Ed wards. II :4ft. Address. Prof. J. C. Guilds. Will Make 150 Pillow Cases Wal|e: lMM-o Laud Loan Direr tors Me* .. A meeti/i of the directors of th WalH.rho.o lan<l loan hank vv a ‘)**'d this morning at Hie tionnl Bank. The .|*>an< ; vy^re gone over and the /II)** local fm ( ,f ba*l. and chart First N.i- Mi*ah Jenkins Chapter. I’. D. C. held a very eiitliusiasti* itieeting a* Hie refidenre of Mrs. Liles last Finlay. It is the custom of. th* Cliapter to do no work during Ho* summer months. This mouth, how ever. th** Daughters have pledged tl)omselv«$! to, tiiak*- one hundre«t and fifl v pillow < ases to he used o: *pr; i, other classes will li>.hon>e men* ement. of the college, who following r!ie <o!ii- ASHTOX ; 77* Whit**. Avant, 1. D.: Barnes, J. A.! Bish-: op, Ira: Bishop. Melvin; Carlson. *_ John: connelley. vyater: Dopson. Nathaniel; DuBois* Frank: Fen*l**r. ‘ Wm. H. ; Fralix. Monroe Fra-1 lix, David Sx Godley. Oscar R.:‘ Hiers. Richard J.: Hiers, Bernard P.; Hiers. Hugo S.: Hiers. Quilly Hiers. Joseph E.: Herndon, Lee R.: j Johs- Hunt. Tonnie: Johnson. Bill: son. Albert: Jones. Nathafif Jones. Junior S.: Jones. Joseph L.: Jone«, Eugene W.: Jones. YoiJ \V.: Jones. Nellie; Kinard. Frank: Mears, Christian; Miley. John E.; Murdaugh. Hallie; Mur- daugh. Miles: McMillan. Berry W.: McMillan, Johnson S.: Nettles. Me! via; Owens. Wilbur; Polk. Charlie H.: Polk. William M.: Polk. Thos. E.; Polk.. Jesse: Ponds. Henry B : Ponds. Josiah G.: Rentz. John: Rich. John C.; Sease. Claude N.: Salima. Hannas: Sanders, John B.: Terry, Theo.: Thomas.* Hansford: Varn. Marion B.: W’alling. I>aurie. Colored. Aiken. Eli: Aiken, Simon:’ Ayers. I^ee: Ayers. Frederick; .Ayers. Olar; Ayers. Timothy: Ayers, John. Jr.: Barnes, Willie: Baxton. Jim; Black, Bertha: Black. Jesse. Brab- ham. Smart: Brabham. Perry: Buckner. Posey; Buckner. I>aury. Campbell, Roy: Coaxuni. John:!/' Davis. Prince. Jr.: Ellis. Curlie; Ellis. J. C.; Ellis. John; Folk. Ben jamin; Fryson, George: GanetL Roney: Garvin. Wm.; Grant, Elry; Grant. Ben: -Grant. Lewis: Grant. Nllce; Grant, Jerry: Glover. Jack son, Glover, Henry; Glover, Asber- ry, Harley. Lonnie: Harley. Carroll; Hazel, Jesse: Hay. Wm. S.: Hey ward, Jesse; Hiers, Monnie: Hiers. IVewton: Horns. Rufus; Hodges, Gibs: Jackson. Simpson: James, Clifford: James. Kelley: Jimmings. Elie: Jones. Charlie: Jones. Dodd; - Jones. Billie: ll»-iirv: .l-tttf—, Howat d L.; K*-ai>* .\\il* n: Kt-llCv. Dan: Kinard, Alon/.o; Kinanl. Os car: Law ton. Govan: Mel* tt. John > Milb-r: Thomas: Miwdauch. C*>r nelius; .Mur*laugh, l^ttson; da-ug' . Jo**; Murdaugh, Isaa* v Mut- da'igh. -Harry; Murdaugh./George: McMillan..John; M* Milla/ Timothy. M*Millan. Marshall: Padgett. Jim: Ray. Will:. Raysor. r****-: Rice. Lor is: Rice. Richard/ Rice, Herbert; Ruth. Monnie: Sanders. George; Samuel. Probfe: Seymore. Hallie; Singleton. James; Scott. Poska; ScotL Utllard; Stephens. Perry; Terry/^ugene; Terry. Ed: Varn, Richard: Varn. Leon; Varn, Connor; Washington; Joseph: Washington. Johnnie: Wilkie. James: Wilson, Thomas J.: Williams. Harvey; Wil son. Tennyson: Williams, Town- son-I: Williams. Joshvh: Wrigh* Hasten: Wright. George. X days in fo.wii. They wore ftiryivi r*-s*idents of\Vralt«*rhoro and thei: fii* n*|s ate always glad to see th*- 1 . Mr. Havvs has lai s<* holdi’igs of i--a 1 estate, and is Interested in th.*- Fii-si National B;tnk.n? well as h ’ ing r onne* ted-offudally vvlih a I*; n . in his home town. • -o-o— Mr. atul Mrs. Jl. J. .Givens. Ifor.iiei-ofi-ill**! were^ln town morning. - £ 0*0 P. W. Riidfor. seeretari' and treas- di er ofxtb** Smoaks Farm Loan liaiik. was. in town tliis tnorning on business conneefed with iiis hank. x: Loon „<• I'M'. C. 4) this hank ; tiny. I*. nd he l- R. Padm-n H«*r,. on I iirloimh, 11*'her P. Pa.lg.tt, dt training of Fort pending this w<,*ek at 1 "m». over for court. Tnolin w\li amTTgTa! f •• work fin**., alt!; •'t tinies. He says all ti .hoys ure'/oinc well ;, n ,i Ilk*, their v.-oik. ami see Servi* e. ipplii Cll Th;- th*' hospi tal tr: iin» in Franc**. rep* m t • oi TI Ilf- pa St v * ; irs has been a very i?or * vva S'K * - -ful <*tl* • for the Ch aplei. l»li*il for. we Jv. IK k \\ in* •lllliC is llil.ve h.". n a*l •n a ppli* •! .led. the m* nih' nr --hi p III) W belt] g 37. r< sid cut of I'hc tllMtl thl Iv iu«**-ti ngs have in ell !•*!». -?r*r-j-n. A Ml atte nd id. Th a* lit* ; ai > wm k lia- ht'I'U in nusuall} fine, Alt* .g.t',- *' Mi* ah J. tiki ill? < ’haptcr )'• . * live on* . iv it h * v * rv : rue mber full * i! en Ilms iasm 4 li nl i m* i * *st. • Esq.. vv'i(t , f )gl< t il t Ope. I home, h.ivim Mi. Pi.li:.n •*s that- he Rk* ough it i« hn"l ' '<dietoi! all se.-m to nnxiou.s- to Baby Day Program Monday Morning t Governor, will be neeia taiv *»f the I commission. , Air. R, H. King, o: . i Charleston, will he th*- special rep resentative „ of headquarters in Washington, so far as this State is concerned and will h*ve full au thority to sp«*ak finally for the Na tional War Work Council, i The other members of the StNt-* council are: W. P. Green, Abbe* vllle; J. B. Salley, Aiken; G. COL len Sullivan, Anderson; H. M. Gra ham, Bamberg; Harry D. Calhoun. Barnwell; Dr. Elliott. Beaufort; E. J. Dennis. Pinopolis; J. Soottowe Wannamaker, St. Mathews'; U. Lodge, Gaffney; R. B. Caldwell. Chester; E. W, Duvall. Cheraw; Charlton Du Rant. Manning; W. W. Smouk. Walterboro; C. W. Coker, llartsville; A. B. Jonlan, Dillon; L«-gure Walker. Summerville; Ben Nicholson. Edgefield; J. E. McDon ald. Winnshoro: .losejih A. JlcCvd- lough, Grts-nville; II. L. Wats*m. Gro«-nw*»o*l; E. M. Ih-eples. Hivmp-* ton; J[L X B. S*'ai bai ^ugli, Conway: Charles JXShann«»n'. Jr.. Camd**n. la-Ro> Springs. Lan<ast«*r; W. A. Walts, Lauteqs. U. I(. Scarborough/ Bishopvlll*. D. F Etiid* la-xingUio. P. W. Jdhnson, MaiX»n; IM<- Ctdl. Bmnetisviire; Dr>xTi-oig** B. Croiiier, New berry; T, Jayn*<. Walball.t;• Ih II My/C (>rftitK''i)ii!g; W. S. Smith. U/kerTs, In. .1. A. Havn**, Colun/m*; It. W. V'rnuch, Saluda, ilv/aiil B. Carlisle. Spat - tanburtx N«:ill O'Donnell, Sunil* ix, Allaii/Niclnds*»n. Fnion; .1. 1). U'- 1 1 'tvan. Kiiiesln-c. John T. ltod*ley r tlo* k Hill. •' X a r** o — ♦ jg 8e^(:!:^cde3(c EDISTO ISLAND \V W i!|( BELLS White. Beach, Alver; Brelaml. Leroy C.; Breland. Carson Y.: Breland. Wal ter B.; Caldwell, Walter D.; Cald well. Fletcher M.; Caldwell. Eu gene R.; Caster, Julius; Crosby, Wm. H.; jCrosby. Emlon: Crosbv, Henry B.; Garvin. 'Willie T.; Giv ens. David .V; Herndon.'George W.: Hudson. Perry S.; Jones. Robert W.; Jones. Tommie: Padgett. Ryan B. : Padgett. Johnnie S.; Priester. James. A. > Colored. Adams. Zena: Bryant, Johnnie Bryant. John D.; demon. Wil- U«' l.; Crosby. Johnnie L.: Davis. Daniel D.. Jr.; Davis. Christopher C. ; Dixson. Joe; Friar. Henry L.; Goff. Simon; Maxey. Geoige; Mur ray. Melvin M.; Primus. Charlie; Russell. Willie; Russell. Charles; Thompson. Henry; Stephen. Jacob O.; Stephen. James L.: Stephen. Johnnie W ; Stephen. Samuel;' Stephen. Angus D.: Snipe. David C. Walker. Cardosier; Walker. James W.; Williams. Junior R.> (To be Continued.) Edisto Island, June 11.—Crops are fine ,and people are enjoying themselves on the fruits of the field and also plenty of .fish. I feel like sharing the good news with Th** Press and Standard. Mrs. A. H„ Herndon, of Waite- boro, is visiting her son on Edisf-i Island, at the horn** of Mr. and Mrs J. H. Beach. Mrs. Herndon is keep ing house for Mrs. Bear'll. Mrs. J. H. Reach left on the 11th for th** Confederate home, whe.r* * j fv she will take the short course giv-1 ♦*n in .Charleston county in demojK stration work. She will return,*at urday. • Mrs. Dan Poke, Mrs,. Ned Jen kins. Misses Rose and Katherine Jenkins and Miss Annie Whaley all left for the Confederate home Mon day. iltOrhoro CtieviotrX Cofii|M,n.v Orgiinizetl. The Chevrolet autoiiiolri iiave been hamil***! so sue* •'> the W.ilti'ihoro Motor S:vli-' i'r> •'ill in the fiitlll*- be sold by fV*. Walterboro chevrol. t (’..mpany.X ix-w cftncei n which ha? tak 1 ' ,0 *ftles of tliis popular r rar - Joseph Berry, whry/ns for (Jie former ortnipany X of the. bljXness \*j|l he y/iix ol.t Stand -o •*.■ t!i<* Civ ic IXiZU ■ ai rangimr fqt- th* Day ;>/the ;Mmoi 3» .>*'<•1*11. k. Airu-ViU' ss n*e au<li**n » adiH i«>« is In. Mvlnirt \V <»f a finuaries \ Judge P«HiHfdy Off f«tr Summer. Judge and Mrs. Jas. E. Peurifoy. accompanied .fey Miss Emmaline. Master Charley and Cotesw*»rth Flshburne, will leave Thursday for Hillgirt, N. C.. the handsome new summer home purchased by Judge Peurifoy near Hendersonville. They will be away for the summer, but Judge Peurifoy will return in time to hold court at Hampton and hi* other appointments in the circuit . . DEATH OF INFANT Roberta Miley, infant daughter of Mr. and Mr*. R. R. Miley. died at the home of Mrs. Miley's par ents. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Hiers. at Lodge. Tuesday, and was buried at Carter's Ford cemetery. She was one of the twin girls, and her little sister is also ill. ;i?er i* main as mnnagvr •ompany. an* • III* ted a f f!„ * Ih- iio,| .Vfrv F'Dori) ^'nyToui of I«i»|mi tiitn. ah*i Mrs. ('has. .11. EsDorn, of EsDorn Infirmary, left icstei day for a toiuv-of insp*-* tion number of hospttalH an«l ln- ovet the country. They -r' t0 v ‘ s,, Si4V »nnati, Atlanta. Norfolk. Newport News and Balti- inore. th ^ , a(ter p | ai> . , >r h * I, 1 or “ wil1 K«* to Roosevelt hos- J'Mal. New York, where he will take a course in surgery for a month. VVhlle away Dr. Riddick Ackerman wl ' ^ ‘barge of the Infirmary, vfr'th Miss Vera Marvin, as nurse in ' barge. The business of the/fnfirm- -‘'.v will go on'* as Usual daring the of Dr. and Mrs* EsDorn. ——-o- Home l>enionstration 'gent*, in Beaufort, Misses Tweedie Kick ling and Kiu n*a Jane Varn left Monday for Beau- fort whore they to assist in the Meaufort county short course which u oeing held there this woek MigS ^arn will also go to Hampton .fills to assist the agent there the latter part of the week. Mrs.** Firk- 'ng will return to Walterboro. an! KO nett week to Orangeburg she Will be With Miss Pat- tick in her short T'fic ladies' of ar<* busy at work program for Baby auditorium af 1": t liose w ho w ill oh thiXocrasi Beach, of Cj/ile-ton. a specialist in all ha by .disease*. Dr. I., M Stok*^ fulfv | will ijX*» niak*- ;tn address, anil a tia>fi*'d nuts** will be pres«*nt t'y* >\ plain many things to mothety/ one of the most enjoyable event on the prog rani will Is* a pla> b\ a number of school girls, win* ai being trained by Miss Edith Fiasco. All mothers OiV urged to attend, and this invitation is fop- th** moth ers who liw out of town as well jyc Tor those who reside m Walterho? * * * ? * * * >1: * * * Miss ******* * •* Smoaks, J uni- Lyon- has jtl-r leturueil liom opetation at firverside Infirinary. Mi . ami Mrs. «V. V\. Smoak, AVallei Inn o. Smith Friday. Miss Tweed)*' Miss Emma Varn til*')* will he Smoaks Julie 17, Rev. E. F. that iniHisters visited Mrs, Kick ling Friday, children’s at in:3ft Scoggins has • all *|o olher J. 11. visit** I •lay U o'* lock, proved things absence X ^ win w here course. Assistance Offered Hail Sufferers Ofieis of seed/for planting over crops of thos/ who were go bard hit by the n/ent hail above Smoak* in upper Colleton, have been num erous. arid it is understoisl that an abuniRfn**' of se**d liav»* be**n secur ed for the stiiple crop*. M. M. Key, of Ashton offered 5ft bushels i»f souml cotton seed of good variety and seed corn; D. B. Connor, of Smoaks, the same; Mrs. l^Hla Rich ardson. of near Walterboro. sent a package of seewee been seed, tjuite a nitmto-! of others *^ent seed and made offers of assistance. Th** damage done in that section of up per Colleen was almost complete destruction. Trees were shorn of every vestige of leaf and the coun try presents the appearaUce of dead of Winter. But the farmers have taken bold with renewed courage **nd are 4t*vork £r> replant ami mak * the beat-of tfiesr bad condition. Mrs. J.* E EasteilingXqf Ridge- vllle, and Mrs. J. W. Shell and lit tle daughter. Annie Mafaie. of Whitmire, are visiting Mrs. Georg'* H Herndon, at Hendersonville thin week. besides preach. Tfi* has on exhi bition at Smoaks Meicantile Store a turnip weighing 1ft 3-4 pounds, grow I* in his garueu. This is onl v .wio oi many gtown this spring. Miss Lena Padgett has returned from Lander College to spend the vacation at her mother's, Mrs. Rosa Padgett. 4>a« li Cairoil, wtio attended Car lisle s< bool, is home tor the sum mer. Master William Smoak, who has been visiting Mallum Smith, has re turned to his borne in Walterboro. .\iss Emma Varn, our demonstra tor, away, at Hampton this wee*i assisting in bolding a short course at that place. Miss Mitjie Smoak la spending a month jyitliNher water, Mrs. Rich ard Hiers, at Moselle. Mrs. J. K. Smoak. who has been visiting Mrs. A. IS. Leslie, at Pine HAH, ha» returned 4101116. Ernest Ktnard. who is in the Navy, stationed at Portland, Me., has been home for a rest. Mr. and Mra J .A. Patera, of Khrhardt. visited their son. Leroy Peters, who boards \at B. F'.\ (’ar- roll’s. Miss, Mattie and Miss Mary Polk, accompanied by their father, F. H. Polk, and W. T. Polk, of the Great Swamp section, were in town today on a shopping and Losinesa expe dition.