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- ' v ' il. I \:V ■ ^ A VOL. 38. IVAl.TERBOnO, S. C, WEDXt>iUY. #i*LY 11. 1917. it. NO. 45. (ftLETOMCILFOR DEFENSE IS NAMED w'*" CHAIRMAN' NMOAlfcr- \AMKS MKM- BERK OF ORGANIZATION TO * > ASSIST IN WORK ^ - 4 * ~ V* COUNCIL WILL COOPERATE ; y~' Plan* for Work Will be Map|>e«l out *• by State Council and Countv's v. Resources Organized. -mm. A.# W. W. dmoaic. chairman for Col- Jeton county of the State Council of Defense, has named the members of the township boards, and others yrbo will serve with him in the fur therance of the plans of the Coun cil pf Defense. A meeting of thes* 1 members will doubtless be held in the near fifture and th? definite work they will be expected to accom plish mapped but. Foj* the present all members are urged to endeavor to secure men to enlist for the sec ond officers training course at Fort DR. BOYD MAKES PROSECUTIONS Several Persons Refusing to Dip Cat* tie Prosecuted by Dr. Boyd. . . One Fined. s • • —. Dr. Z. C. Boyd, in charge of the tick eradication work for Colleton county, reports that he has not had much trouble so far with the people in getting them to dip the cattle. There have been a few discontent ed persons who have not dipped their cattle, and a few prosecutions have been made. Moses Seriven, a negro at Green Pond, was bound over to court under bond of $300 for refusal to dip his cattle; Joe Middleton, Green Pond, pleaded guilty and was fined $T0.00 by the magistrate. A few others in anoth er community were haled before the magistrate, but were not prosecuted upon promise to' dip regularly in the futufe. .pn acravunt of some persons betne a bit slow building vats..the dipping regulations have not been- prescribed for the entire county, but Dr. Boyd' says thig will be done July' 15th, after which date the owners of cat tle will have to dip no matter how- far they must curry their cattle to Oglethrope. the time for which else-- a vat. But few dealhs have been July - ' 15th. > „ Chairman Smoak attended a big picnic at Adnah Friday of last week and addressed a large.audience upon the importance; of conservation of aiUVesources of tbe county. He call ed especial attention to the necessi ty of not squandering t)ie fine reri •turns expected soon from the crops of the county. The following have been named as members of the County/Council for Defense. To serve with W. /W. Smoak. county chairman as a central com mittee: Senator Jas. G. -Padgett. M. P. Howell, county chairman of the Democratic party; F. W. Risher. farm demonstration agehl; Miss Tweedie Fickling and Miss Emma Varn. home demonstration agents; Hogo S. Strickland, county pupertn- repcj-ted to the authorities, and thes< were as a rule for other causes; Al together Dr. Boyd states that he is pleased with the progress made and the earnest desire to co-operate on the part of owners of cattle oVer the county; WALTERBORO TO HAVE DELIVERY CIVIQ LEAGUE HOLDS MEETING WOMEN ORGANIZE SERVICE LEAGUE Will Try to t lean up Town and Pre-f>liN. Madison Mo\yM Chilli Chair vent .Merchant* Dumping Trash in Streets. ' The Civic Leagtu- met in regular session at the club rooms >londay afternoon, with a large attendance of member*. Reports from the dif ferent committees showed that the members had been busy during the past month, and plans were made for continued activity during the next month. A permanent commit tee was appointed to see th|t the park near the depot vis kept dean, and placed in first class condition. Another committee on the school grounds was appointed, and' 1 thebe grounds will also be placed In flrat* class condition. In their effoi^s towards keeping a clean town, the members of the League are greatly annoyed at the practice of some merchants of throwing waste paper and refuse in the streets instead bf placing them in receptacle* to lie carted off by the town authorities. An effort will lie made to get Council to pass an ordinance prohibiting this. and. .to enforce it strictly. Through Efforts of Postmaster Wit- . .' soli and Congressman Whaley / Mail will be Delivered. For some time Postmaster Wit- ...v,.. *hM has had^the 'matter of free de- tendent of education; Dr. R. 8. Bal-i livery of mh|l under consfderation. X ley. superintendent of the Walterbo- ro schools, ' .. „— — Walterboro—C. G. Padgett. E. T. H. Shaffer. I. M. Fishbupne. Rev. Herbert F. Schroeter, Mrs. F. P. Wichman. . Hroiton Township—W. O.. Jones. P. F. Cone. J. F. Rentz. Warren Township—W. H. Varn. J, T. O’Quim Hon. John. C. Good- wha. - Bells Township—H. I). Padgett, Jr.. J. f. Welch. A C. Breland. Verdie^NTownship—T. R. Kisher. Cleveland Sanders. 4 L. H. Kocer. Frarop TowHfhip-^-H. Hodges. Glover Township—B.^H- -Willis. Sheridan TownshYp—C. D. C. • A/f - j nibs. X. ‘ • X” . ) Lowndes Township—'Ja*. XJIenry P.ice. Jr. Blakf* Township—Earnest A, Mar- \:n. X Heyward Township, — G. E. H,. Moore. ^ X^ and has finally succeeded, through Congressnfin Whaley in securing de livery for the town. Mr. WTialey wrote Mr. Witsell that he had se cured permission to have Walter boro included in an order for free delivery, a matter* in which he has been busy for sometime. It is not known at what time this will start, but it will be as soon as arrange ment § can be made. The people of Walterboro will welcome this inno vation. and will be glad to know that th^y will enjoy free delivery of mail along with their friends in the eqdhtry' who have freg rut'al deliv ery. w' 'X Registration Cards Sent to Governori BANK DECLARES BIG DIVIDEND ****** it* ******** -X o . r ^ Walterboro Brief lets " * * ******* * * ******* Kentucky Visitors Have Departed. - MY. and Mrs. E. L. Adams, wh* have been vdsiting his brother. Eu- cellous Adams, have begun the. re- tupn trip to their home at Madison- ville. Ky.. leaving this morning. They will stop over at Charleston today for a sightseeing visit to the City by th"e Sea. and will stop again at Chat tanooga. Tenn.. reaching their home the latter part of the week. Mr. Adams is connected with The Hustl er there, and is a newspaper man of experience and ability. ' Cablegram From I/eiut. E. It. Hope. Rev. and Mrs. S. R. Hope were much releived <to receivrt a tele gram from their son. Lieut. Hope, who sailed several weeks ago. The cablegram S». is" sent from London, hut it Is not known, whether or not this is where he is located as |t is thought he is in Fiance. The cable gram stated that ho had arrived safely and was well, and that he would write. o • . Sf1v>d Fv.-iminalioii , ' * WintbrOp. The following ypung ladies stood t:h*‘ examinations last Friday fo>- WfXkrop Colfege:. Miss Maggi-* Kfizaheth Jon*-?. Lodge; Miss Emin; Strickland. Kinoaks: Miss Uessv-' man—Much lni|Ntitant Work , to be lK»ne. ^ . * J Following the recent visit of Miss Jane B. Evans, who came to Wal- tkpboro the latter part of last week m the .Interest ,»f organizing the ladies of Walterboro and Colleton county into a League for Woman's Service, the dies of Walterboro met Monday rnoon^Md perfect ed such organization. Mrs. Madi son, Howell was elected chairman of the League; Mrs. Julius C. Lent- acks. vice chairman: Mrs,. E. Larson Fishburne. secretary and treasurer; Mrs. Riddick Ackerman. Mrs. Jno. M. Klein. Mrs. B. p. Price and Mrs. F. P Wiehman. commandants. These ladies will begin at once an active campaign to'cxplajn the urgent need for this organization, and to extend the srope of the league. One of the first wdfks they will undertake is to make an accurate Census of all the women of Walte'A beto. and find out what each can do In jjthe matter of work for their Country. . E^ch woman w ill be listed bnder the different heads, and a report of the findings of these com mandants will be forwarded to th** proper authoratives. This informa tion is verV important to tiX.gov- • rnment and will be eompiletl with care. . SHORT COURSE AT WINTHROP H. J. Given* Tell* of Delight ful Experience-* During Her VtajL There. -r- w- RETURNS THANKS FOR RED CROSS A & Governor Manning Addresses Con- Tribmors «*f state In Appre ciation. Governor Manning has issued the following letter of thanks to the p**>pl«\‘.of South Carolina for their, generous response to the call fotT -funds for the Red Cross: x'Tt'is a physical impossibility to personally reach the great number of persons, organizations, churches, newspapers, and others who unr**- serveiHv gave of their time, service and mea$8*for this fund for the re 1 Don. Mr. McLain. A **"* ’• The short course for the Home Demonstration clubs of South Caro lina was held at Wlnthrop College June 18-23, inclusive. The vast army of home-makers was repre sented by a delegation nearly 100 strong. Colleton sending Mrs. J. B. Smith. Mrs. H. J. Givens. Misses Lizzie Padgett add Dell Hlott. The days were full from 6:45 a. m.. when the rising bell sounded to 11 p. m . “Lights out.** Tp try and give a- detailed account of the week's work would be indeed a herculean task. It is needless to say that every minute was enjoyed. A little outline of the work may be interesting to those who did not attend and I will try and give,a brief one of it. . The real work began on Tuesda> after breakfast. \V«» were taken over a portion of the grounds, and througn the library. Miss Duitcan. the librarian, kindly giving allinfo*-- matibn asked for. There are 73 periodicals and 20.000 volunmes in Xie library. Every morning from l<*;2o to 11:2(1'we attended .chapel qgercise*. - n. - ■ Tuesday morn i niX -Cha pel wel come. Dr. Johnson, i 11:30 to 1:00 3’oOlt ry Th“ Home Kiock'- Pn'servation o( Eggs, Mr. Cleveland. Xs. 11:15 to 2:00—Dinner. •' 2:00 .to 3:00—Rent. .3:00 to 6:00 Jellies and Pre serves. Dr. Strong. 6:0o to 6:45—Supper. 7:00 to 0:00—Swimming. Miss Matcey; Lecture, “The Law of Mar riage.” auditorium. Wednesday. 8:45 to 10:13—Cheese making demonstration. Mr.- McLain and Mr; Larson. 10:20 to.11:20—Chapel address Mrs. Calvin. H:3Q to 1:00—Cooking of poul try and othOr meats. MrsK' Calvin, 1:15 to 2:00—Dinnef. 2:00 to 3,:00 -Rest. '3:00 to 4:30—‘Music. Miss Mark- SandersSButter making, denionstra- EFFORT BEING MANE 10 SECORE MEETINGS WILL BE HELD AT W ILLIAMS AND WALTERBORO < • ... JULY 20 AND 21. g * • -m SUPERVISOR INVITED Yerd Peterson, Aewly Elected State .Supervisor, Is Expected to Attend Meetings. lief and care of humanity, and I de sire to request the press of South Carolina to publish this, card of thanks to all who have in any way aided in the great campaign for th- Red Cross fund. 4:3o to 6:'*rt- Care and Feeding of'Children. M^k^Calvin. 6 :«*'( t 0 6: 45 - -’Supper. 7:tM.i to ft:i*o —Reception. Hot!. Hill. 8:m* to !* : 0o —.Lecture, '.‘Relation Thursday. ’HR)—Visit to Training .Lei ture, ” I The response t 0 the call of the, Husband and W’ife.*’ » president has betp prompt. wid°-* 1 y • spread and ~gerierous. and this ap- to I oeal has-hroucht forth evidences of School. .-X true patriotism and sense of dutv. s .,- u , io:l$—Fall and'Wint<r j and. I,desire in thi^ wav to exjetal (;. iri j,.ns, Mr. MeFaddin. ; my personal amt hpartfeft thanks'toi pV -o to 11:20—chapel address. ;all those throughout' South Caro- |>/ v . r , P0 . K . Atkinson. , ma who have, contributed to thG ' to,l:00 Drying Fruits and US Campbell. Snioaks: Miss Clvd-H 1 an 'l. , ,ra ' e brou,:hf V. g.-iabk-s. . Mrs." Dora Dee Walker. VaYn Ehrhardt. * '-och a splendid response and re-' i i- ... o S * ' ' • MAKING PLANS FOR HOLDING FAIRS . 1 ■ - £ t K- ■■ , Several 4'omtuiinity l-’oii'* Will l»e i -v ... ■ • - x Held UrtM-tuling Holding of Southern Carolina Foir. ' .i •- LX First National Bank Decides to Cut M id-Su mi mer Meh >n-—Stock holders get M l*er cent. x; The directors <TT The First Nation al Bank held a meeting recently and decided to break their custom of declaring only annual dividends and declared a semi-annual dividend pf 8 per cent. In addition to this divi dend to -ilk stockholders $2,500 was placed'!© the surplus account mak ing th^ surplus now $12,500.00 or half as much as the capital stock. It is thought this is the first time any bank, in Colleton county has declare^ Ja semt-annual iBvidend. and the officers and stockholders are well pleased with the splendid showing made. The officer# of this institution are Judge Jas. E. Peurlfoy. presi dent; C. G. Padgett, vice president, acting president; f\ W, Bishoj), cash ier; -B. H. Padgett, assistant cash ier. Chairman J. M. Mooter, qf the county registration hoard, has com pleted making a duplicate set of registration cards which have been forward'd, to Governor Manning, i The final figure’s for Colleton couq- | ty are 2.3fM. eqch of which is-gi.v»'n ■.a number. A cope of. this enroll- mqift with the numbers of^arh per son. enrolled has beep, sent to'the Provost M;:shal, Washington, a copy will lie posted on the dobf of the clerk -of court, so that any .person desiring may ascertain his number. The ilrajvlng will doubtless take place in Washington next week by number.' The local board will have nothing to do with this, nor will it have anything to do with occupa tional exemptions, which will he handled by the district board. Af ter a name is drawn there will be given full,opportunity for filing ex emption affidavits. ' , J. E. M«*ore Khips 1 (HI Pounds Honev. suit*.” 1:15 to 2:00—Dinner. TM officers of (he Southern Car- ' Olina Fair are beginning t<v plan for - holding the biggest and best fair ******* * **4»*.*-*.:t*. ever held at Walterboro Nov, 13-16. ’ C-apt. J: E. Moore has deroonstrat-. * / • RUFFIN r d '*}* v b Y do “ e by ‘i 1 ' * * * # * * * v ********* tedsive methods o -pfodurtlon. in Ul ,. fin Jfllv 9 _ Mr a Mry „ his Itack yard he lias a v number c. '^ , ..... . u. - v ••. - , . . , .v tarter anfl little daughter, of avlrtonum. stands of bees, and early tins a.l-» ' y ■ I 0 n «. , •. . X w Augustine, Ma.. ere on a Als’t j to. 8:30 Refepijcn by. Col 2:"o to 3:f)Q—llest. •3:00 tii 4 :3«—Bnead-mnkingX Use of wheat substitute^ Miss We'ss-. . 41 . . , • jibe dates selected for the next f«il- 1 ; ‘ , . h.-T /, .. . meeting. A conference.of all offi •I 3‘* to 6:Ort—Visit to kitchen an<i laundry-*-2fi to 30 from rtf. . J j 6:15 to 7:3(1 Prayer meeting he shipped two batYeis -of strain honey ly the market. These bbt carter Thei* rels contained 1(*6 pounds of thi'^ • ‘ Thorns , . * . . . ..... , Xldd to Welcome them back, delectable sweet, and in addition he sjigge lias loo pounds of wax for which h w iIk) receive not less than 45 cent.- a pound, , V - r- t O j _ Distressed ai to tli^ forme! '.” mother. Mrs. Louisa I kge; story telling many friends aXjMi*s Crane. and recitation. Parent cials will be lield in tlie nJ'ar, future at which tini tt plans for this fair ..will be discussed and announced. I.* -Meanwhile it has l»een thought wise to hold"- n 01111)1)01’ of cem- ******** * * **«** .4 TIME OUT JULY 15tli. N IRIK ALTON OATRUM Mr. and Mrs. Ostrum. of Port Tampa City. Rla.. came to Thayer ‘^recently for a visit to her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. I^ane. and wiiH« there their little son. Iris Al ton. became 111 and was taken to the Clara EsDom infirmary, where Be died June 29th. The funeral waa field and interment at Penlel Saturday. June 30, In the presence of a large number of relatives and friends of the parents. Mr. and Mrs Ostrum desire to thank all whp were so kind to them in their bw- reasAoient. X X Mr*. E. O'B. Gibbes. of Wilson, N. C..' is visiting relatives in tosn Mrs'. Gibbes h*s many friends here wee wtways glad to welcome her on the occasion of her annual visit back home. , ¥- '— v - *5f * The time for 'fllin4 appli- * * cation for the/ 1 second officers * * training camp expires July 15. •* * South Carolina is far behind * * hex quota, and this is the last * * opportunity for men between * * the ages of 20 veers and 9 * * months and 44 years to se- * * cure commissions. Those de- * ♦ siring to apply are urged to * * do so at once. x . * ********* ******* Miss Rosalie Varn. of Savannah, who yas night superintendent of the Savannah hospital. Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. D. B. Black. She has given up her position as night nurse on account of the hours, but will return to Savannah and con tinue nursing. - - X Born, to Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Glov er. on June 29. a son. Mrs. Claude Watson and littto daughters, Ruth and Jewel, are her« visiting relatives and friends. - -o •— — Mrs. R. C. Bolen, of Sandtuck. S. C.. has returned home after a visit ito Mrs. T. D. Fender In Walterbbro. loved ones which giv^s the assur snee that he is improving. Brother Curtis is one of the best loved past ors in South Carolina and his $odly life has been a benediction to many. We send him our love, and voice th.- prayer of the brotherhood in wish ing him a perfect restoration to health and to the work he loves so well.— Baptist Courier. • x '• -,4-- o'"- ' •< - Jno. F. Lucas, Jr., Has Graduated. Jno. F, Lucas. Jr..;who has been 8:30 to 9: OX-Lecture. s Mary' Klrua and Airs and child.- / who have been visiting: 9:OO—Observatory. Prof. Coker Mrs. T.'Sb^Black, have'returned to) kindly 'showed us three of the (heir hom>' at Cope. , " j brightest stars in evidence through Miss Marly Sunders was a pleas-; the telescope. town la-d «* ' ' j ' ' 6:4 slum. / , . . 7 :jX < to 7^45 —-Morning Watcli it Y > ^ 4 . C. A. room. 8:30 -10 9‘:00 7 ^.Visit tq mod<d ers. X v. to News ,,f sick nee* ' , ant jisitor toonrlittR \Ve have in recent weeks been : Quite a large «N;owd aU»-nded the distressed at the news that has come' ehildreh's day exe*vi«t‘e' at Meth- from the bedside of Pastor 1’. O. S {"dist Sunday s«hpr»l last Sunday af- ( urtis, of Walterboro. but we have j teynoon. The program was sfeR just read a lettVr fgom one of/nisXendered by the Rule Mks. which 4 T" xr's n'v Friday. 7:30—Visit to gymm- Xfie Sunday SSa reflected careful tr.hningX on J>art of the ladies of the N s«-hool. . x Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Black eixfer- (ained the young folks of the colp- munity with a little party on last, Friday evening.-'in honor of their!' vllRors. the Misses Tl)nnmis. of t ope. Many games were played an.) 4hey W H rP lnTl !r i| *P 3>00-^>pe» hour With; into the dining room, where a de^l ,, r ti. X* In^of»d M l PerV ^' ' 3:0n\ *.4:3O-Bread-making>} . ... , , . ii.se of wheAf substsiutes. Miss Wess- 4 present were Misses. Lula ^Crosbw, j jj n(t . » • mUnity fairs in different parts of the county. Supt. StiiCklan<l. Mr. Kisiier, Misses Fickling and Varn and Secretary Smoak will he pleased to render whatever service they ran to any .community desiring to hold a fair. Tabor will doubtless hold an* other fair this fall, and the follow ing places have been suggested av desirable places for bolding * new community fairs: Sinpoks. laidge. Hendersonville and Cottageville, As these fairs will lie held in con nection with the schools at the places mentioned, the trustees and teachers of the schools will he .9^00 to 1 o-rt 5—Tanning and hrineing vegetables, .Miss Powell. ! asked to render all co-operation 10:201o 11:20 f’hapel. j possible. Invitations will doubtless 11:20 to Fgr’OO—Home nursing W extended to oth«r schools to have and first al4. Dr. Fennell. . ‘Diem meet with the school holding 12:00 to 1:Otto-Home laundry the fair. and'Jn this way communi- Vork—Soap- Making,^simple itieth- <>’ fair circuit* will doubtless be of cleaning. Dr. Thomas r.nd formed for holding ‘anntarJ f^rs. Smith. Dl A BIRTHDAY PARTY X \ri 5 Thomas.- Ida Brelknd. and X the Michigan Automobile School, at Detroit, Mich., has completed the course of study there and graduat ed. Mr. Lucas has returned to Charleston, where he has a position with the Government at the Navy Yard. He is a splendid mechanic, and will doubtless make quite a success of his chosen profession, c - William A. Hmith X 4 In Aviation Corps. Rev. C. B. Smith hag heard from hos son, William, who has Just re turned to Washington from a visit to Walterboro. Mr. Smith writes his father that he has succeeded In securing appointment In the avia tion corps, and la going into train ing at once. He will porntbly be stationed at Washington for the present. Messrs. R. D. Carter. Witsell Wil liam*. Nealy Wllftams, Gaether Ber ry. Laurie Smoak. Merric Williams. Floyd Breland. Joel Padgett. Frank Crosby, and Grady Garris. Rev. Pgul K. Crosby has just completed the remodeling and paint ing of his home. Also having In stalled water works.) Since It Is completed It is a very convenient and attractive Borne. * Resolutions adopted. 4:Jto to 6:00 -Free. 7:0ft to 7:JO—Proper books and magazines fo r the Rpiiig. Miss Da- cus. ' - 7:3« to 8:30—Lecture—Infancy. 8-30 to 9:30—Reception at Y. W. r. a. • \' MRS, H. J. GIVENS. j(Th© above jnterestlnk article should have appeared in last week’s issue.-XEditor.V . TREASITtER’S REPORT YE EDITOR IK VERY THANKFUg '• "■■■ ■ The annual report of D. B. Black. The thanks of the editor U due treasurer for Walterboro, appears this week to J. W. Avant. Sr, fori in this Issue of Tke Press and Stand- sopae very fine cabbage; Miss J aid. Mr. Black states that there is Blanche Chaasereau. of the Stok«s much work connected with getting up 1 Canning dub for some very tomatoes and to F. W. Risher somn-delicious peaches. • On Wednesday evening, June 27. Miss Athalie Strickland entertained a number, of her friends at home. It being hep^Xth birthday. The par lor was beautifully ^decorated with green and white paper With drapes' of moss to match. Refreshments were served at 8:30 o'clock. Then all were invited to the parlor where a few games were played. ^ Music was rendered on the organ by Miss Blanche Chassereau. Those • pres ent were: Misses Vera Crosby. Blanche Chassereau. Edna and Mat- tie Mole, Eth>tognd Bertha Kinsey. Athalie and Lesenn Strickland. Rosa Adams. Messrs. Earl Crosby, Video Crosby, J. M. Bennett. Callie Mole. Dewey Sanders. Boyd Saunders, Joe Mole, Grover Kinsey. D. W. Crosby. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Chaasereau. Houck Chassereau. The afternoon was enjoyed by X \ _______________ fine j a report such as this, and that be all who attended and will be long for'trusts the people of Walterboro will remembered. We all hope to have i read aad study it carefully. (such a time again.\ J- x County Superintendent of Educa tion Hugo 8. Strickland, is making an effort to secure the teaching of agriculture in a number of schools in the county, and with that in view he has celled two imAdings of trus tees of various schools to be held at Williams Friday, July TO. and at Walterboro. Saturday,. July 21, The trustees of the following schools have been asked to meet Mr. Strick land at Williams: I^idgA, Smoaks.. Pine Grove. Strlcklnnd, Ashton. Williams. Ruffin. Those to meet nr Walterboro- are Walterboro, Cot- tageville." Roadside. Bethlehem, Ta bor, Hudson’s Mill, 8tnkes and IL'a- dersinville. Under the provisions of tho Smoak-Rector law it is possible to secure a teacher for apricultiire in a* many as five schools. Mr. Strick land desires to have iMs subject taught In at least two of schools in Colleton, and he thin’:; thaCstbere will be no trouble n have/the trustees of the schXii mentioned comply with dhe t»r,xU of the law. and secure 4he fen^hlng of agrirulture in two groups of school-. An invitation has beenXxtended to Verd Peterson, the SXte Supervisor of Agricultural Instruction, who wai recently chosem for D>> s position by tbe trustees oF Tlemson College In conjunction with the State [iSnxd.of, - Education, to, be present. R*>jw-, sentati^r’ W. W. Smoak. one' of tha- authors of the law. will also bo .present, as will F< W. Risher,, coun- tv farm demonstration agent. let ters have been mailed , to all the trustees of these schools urging^tdiem to be present at these meetings, awd to be prejiapul to agree’ to Comply.' I X '•T