The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, December 19, 1917, Image 1
VOL. 39
WfALTERBORO, S. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1917.
NO. 17.
lEDtlOSSDIIIIIE Hilt
SRHIWDIIEDMEMCEitS
COLLETON EXPECTED TO SECT RE
40W MEMBERS FOR THE BIG '
^ CHRISTMAS CAMPAIGN
CAPTAINS ARE APPOINTED
fU* of Tho«e to Ratse Memtwrshtn
aad Nuteber Awlgned to E*rh
% '
«
• Colleton county ha» been asked to
raise sly hundred memberships to
the biR Red Cross derive for new
members. „The effort is beiny made
to scour 0 ten million neu* members
to the Red Cross as a Christmas
present to sufferinit humanity. !t
has the ranctlop ot President \V:1
son. and of %11 With army .ari<t eiyii
officials..
The quota for Colleton must lie
raised this week, and W. W. Smoak.
chairman of the county Council of
IKO HIND
CONTRIBUTIONS ASKED TO SUP-
PLY TOBACCO TO BOYS NOW
IN FRANCE »
Mil EP.FHi -
m psnoim
fc '
* ■■ Ml + ■■ »
attorneys' at walterboro
1\IUL RENDER SERVICE TO 7
REGISTANTS
SMALL SUM FQR A WEEK
MSS INIl HttEf
IB MM
$ .• • . c .
imiADH ALL CONTESTANTS BY
MORE THAN TWICE * VOTE
„ NECESSARY TO WIN
* ’ ' . -v# * ■
MEET AT C6URT HOUSE
Small Sum of 25 C4*nts Will Furnish
Smokes for a W'eek to Soldier
in the Trenrhe*.
What can 1 do to help All over
the country people are -askinc the;r.-
selyeg* this question:. Noy. that v.
are actually enciiye«t In war the
sire of those who remain at home to
bt‘df real servic e to those who ar -
far away on the firine line becomes
All Person. De«irinx AM Are Urged
to MeeC at Court House From
V . / •
»:20 .V M. to l:»l P. M.
To
The Pr
r r 1
an I
the . Editor
Standard:.
Every person in Col>to*j county
between the ages of 2l .and SI whe
re gistered for war service under the
selective draft system will ; carefully
read and heed this article. -
The" Government , has ^determined
chairman. - 7 —t v
Defense, has l>een ;rsked to tak>‘
charge >f this campaign. Ill 1 has
appointed a number of workers for
.county, and has designated a
liriimitni number or mem^ters er.ch
convnu T *itv "'ill be ^vpected to raise.
pople of the rotmty are asked
•to,huiKi’p these workers and\ian«l
them tbVjr membersdiip. and not to
wait for t\ein to come to see them, f
A meeting will be called in . tio-
■next few d.TVk for the" purpose of
• completing the\. organization of a
chapter for Coition countv.' Dr.
Jowah Morse, of Columbia, St.it*- d*
rector, will possibl>iVome to JW: I-
terboro next. we>4«.. to >^etfc\ct this
/orranizfiHon. v It will tl\n l>“ pos
sible to have* eir-'itianes iiX.difi i < n’
parts of the county.
The foHowing work*;r» liauVli'"'''
appointed, and Ihe 'minimum'r&nm
l«ei *if inemberfflrlrvs.-ihev-are expo
' ed to Secure l»y Saturday night
Waiter-boro. I'oo.
>'. J. Brass. Colleton. r»<».
•\!rs. A. A. \ViBisXc>tta'" , evUb' .*•
W. Ik Vans.' Smoaks.-*5rt. >
l.‘ K. Sanders. Lodge.
Mrs. \V. D. Renv. Ashton,
If. D. Padgett. Jr.. Ruffin -’.V
.1. T. O'Quih.' Willinuis. 2".
• •< Mrs. PrT Tuiuier. Henderstmvillc
piore urgent than ever before. ,Jt
has been hard to fipd an obtlet fori .
this generous. - patriots spiritual ** 7^ tZV Jt^u Vnl
practical, satisfactory outlet.,*^- na ' e ^ i
-one has been foVbd: one that should "l 0 *- * t0 * th “
appeal to every man. womalj and • V ^ to. be filed w.th the
giri'in this country. You^people of Local liopra. ^ .
Colleton county can. show the boy ; Th^se questtorj wi l "
that >qu are. behind thetn by !.?i.T -1- 1^1 ■ .? rt Kattd was. therefore, winner of the
MISS CARTER GETS PIANO
SplrtwlM
‘ Carter
Showing Hade
Who Won Secoai
• » • .
and Gets Piano.
by Miss
Place
scribing now to The Press* aiiiP^t
Standard's •tlurJ’oys in Frarce To- ! " ir ‘* Itundr^jl
bawo' Fund.” '
Hx>te‘is• your opportunity, to per
form a great. intinvaiVi ami mWfh
needed service for
facing the bigg
the world has ever
Have few enotrp'lv 'f<
sihoking is' almo. .
cessHy attd.one dijat
your power to till.
One dollar will hi I l^ipty , <vf abo „C V aen|v davs from.
I>. s or. provide th;- .n)akms. to,.- ^ 1^;,. * thouu^id
four of one soldiers** for on
a . .■* ^ m 9* W9 ¥ T, 1 ■ 1 w ■ a *nT« I I U ■ ' a 41
The coolest conducted by Tho
Press a nd Standard in which were
given a*‘ principal prizes a Ford
louring car and a Starck piano,
closed Saturday at ‘A.o'clock. Ther <
was mU-’h interest'•hown in the
contest, ?nd the finish was all that
was expected. For the last week -alb
ballots bad been deposited in a bal
lot box, end at the close of the con-^
test this was opened by a. committee
■'n<l the votes tabulated, ami added
to'wluU was c«\st before the . last
week. The result was that Miss
Laurie Maxey had 868.647 votes.
he'rate o7y
Does n sir v. ir w dew
If so it’a time ^to pay up—now. If the little label helew
•jj^c 17." or an. earlier date? after your name your
t(fg\ypired ahd your paper will not ge forwarded to you
January I»t if yon fall to renew. Don’! wait. It is easy to f<
v ■
I ,
• / ’
Maligns n check at once, so that fhere will he ne laterrnption
with the regular mailing of the Press .and Standard to your nd-
dross. Tho price asked is ll.SO^per year, in adraae*. and Proas
and Standard is not sold on anr other terms. Don’t wait unttl
we stop; your paper on January 1st—and then get
Live Stock Sal
January
COLLETON SENDS ,
SIX MORE MEN
Another ‘Contingent^ .’Left' Satunlnv
Morning for tyurip JackscNi to '
* Enter Army, y
acij: fitly each day.
\V- ch registrant will hare seven di’.ya
fi«mi lb-* day on which the Questlon-
a«+Ie is inniled\\vi»hin which to fill
ihose'-' who' .ir- °" t - sten 'an«J..file -tbe .sdnu- wit.k th«‘.
-t n’d hurde-d-."'h il-'"'-'-! P uird:
•♦•n. These ni'eri w ^iin >* ve«
■mforfs. bu' ^TiXfaPt.wPidM
.•» -uhsfdutc ne- ;«r.d>b. .uibjt : ct to WyoOW
i - (.uuly within < the ArhK < \ "
There atv.-thr*'. thousand^r.-gi>
ttanfs h* rjwdcn county. . VVjtfiin
If t>5^ "'i* cot don *
days. Hhe ijefnultinc
p^joed in. Class 1.
.ntbject iu y.tvn • ds>'.' calMj
first r"izc- AnnlejCnrter c^mc.
second with 3dP,02r» votes, and *
therefore,
prize, trte
of the sei
uost tdes. e.t uoi-we wave now eoe mvte . ui>
cnonf in ' vfiui The le-.il orofession has fCr.Wr/than we had' who* it start
V i-d upoiTiO volunteer it* sepncef W| tfl ^ ne ^his newspape. a hmi-
Vliss Pauline Sanders. Ritter. 2V
V; W. ,Dra»‘<iy,* tlreeri' Pond. 1'*.
Mrs. 0.' W. Sweat. Wlgeins. 2.Y
Mrs. E. T, Hlers. Round. 2S.
Von chc spare OflsTToTli'.r.and it will registrants >■
be ,h. li- sr spent, most b!e,- e.j- -dol- ..D’etr Gu —Donnarte.*
lav you-haye ever
life. ^ ' ' -
And.tlfe give't w-'iil not t» uh wjz.
to the ^reiver. You. will Tyceive a
al i at'd Yro'ii 'him or ft om i-heni
i you will ^kpow that -u.t last you
. haNi ••.!! ’of direct vice ;lrd tint
|yOUr^evviet-- iiaye been pjoeciat-
! ed.
1 jio wiXt you can.” .!f not a dolla
! uny* part dow n . t>> ;. uuart; .’
in 'he ida'nk belo-.. ; nd sen i rry • r
what vou can'Xlonp with it, ^ ? i
To the Editor TV* Press and Smbd-j ,£ !
ardf'v ' / /Itrani co-op
Enclosed lintK . /tp ; being prompt
obac- prepared to qmnplete tneu, wu
iti
*«»
winner
beautiful Starck yffiano..
liven by Brown Furniture C^fmpany.
Mies Inez Ackeryian, finished third
-aid-Mias Mattie Still foutth.. unb>«.
as* wa-a suggested, in getting married
.:sl sliefore the contest. < liprf d . s!i-
*>4 w inner of tiie fir fit"'prize.\
F. k." Jones. Lucas fiC T’adgeil ivrid
V,. R Loadbo>fi arted as a commit,
lee to tabulaj^a fine final returns aitq
declare thp : winners,
i The jKkntest was a 'success
from,
the efiandptdnt of the. newsprpei.
we JiHvi* now MHt more . ub
assisting registrants to
out .ti e 'Bastionparies.
:ill hi- i gr»*at bnrderi
.. is <■' e YYalfei!*o5?ckl’>:y,r. Lee?
it’ will take p'apelcaHv-' all of
lime of-t \erv^Hfw've’* 'ti 1\a!t
io d<» tin-.bin the t
1 fled - T^e lawyer^ .have .
do t>o?j' oi k for th
! ainfi fp; th'*. te^lctet;
1.‘‘ J « iTg1ihi.{i o n of paid in ndvi nt e subs'
Hw* s/ribeis - Thi* will . n:tldo‘th * pap* "
13 ’ iis*- adVhi:iising‘rates which wilt
ton*' Janunh* 1st. and will civ -
I would like to call the sttention
of those who are.contemplating the
purchase t>f pure bred, live stock, to
two saixs t6 be -held. In January. The
first imle w ill be conducted at Wil-
sbp?N C.. on Jan. L. 2. S. 4. by tli *
0. Live Stock Breeders Associa-
ion and under the auspices of the
N. C. Experiment Station and the
F. S. Department' of Agriculture.
Large nunvbera of "•'North V.arolina
raistti Hereford. Aberdeen.- Angus.
Short Horn. Red Polled Jersey.
(luernsev itod*Holstein cattle will be
sold at ’auction: Berkshire.'Durbc
Jersey and Poland China hoes will
be sold : Iso. as well ,as she* p. p»»ul
try and burses. This will be a good
opportunity for'our fanners to get
good stohk. Perhaps some day wF
‘ ai) .then have a fiale lil^e tliis in our j
Awn state and county. We should. # #
hiiy' more good bulls and boars to ^ gfljin] ksgriving
use rp breeding up.a better class o. , d»_ _
-live'Mrx k. Let us hasten the dav j I lllc
Wherr<tile scrub sire and the r.c.tb- ,
tick f hall A be banished from oy: ;
- * • ? If ha* long
The '♦Vopfl sill* 1 wish to -eniTn l tom of UjiMpeoP'
fill** farmers tif Colleton of is a sal churg.
;ee«i t o
vernnaent
w it bout
Saturday morning six more'of
Colleton’s young men left for Canip
Jackson to enterdhe army anjj/lraiu
for sbfi\-ice in France. Tlufiy were
among Ahoac/ who had l*een given
temporary dischafges under forme*
calls, the' Yktie for, which had ex
pired. TIhjs* leavipK were Pam-
Walter lUshgr.NH-.. Sttioaks. *’vin
Bishop. L*»dKe; XOseph Cle**..
Harrison. ItdandtoiK James Mom;
Bennington. Green imml: Rufus M.
Bryan, Waltef boro; NF'JRezie
Jone^, Lodge.
Chur
ip* honor’it* -
k' i’die Crqve
have ap annual Tir-.rk--
either en the last-
tjft 1 , ,toa r Janwi^. 1st. tma wtil ‘.tv ir ^ { Cochran. G^JHYlng service either en the list
*-}*rv* «nfiuenc.» in,the count* . * nro ^ ;> oa j ;m . '..^nitsdny of the^old year, or on th* fir.-
.,H»- .rv—. '• * U one of the most noJ^KDurbc ; dav of the new. year. 1 tv selecting
1 to Cnion Meeting ^ farms in XoVth .\tpmdfa: . Alt .hogs;Hits time rather than .observing, th,*
n ' nl Second Division'' «.i
»*s-;*'t > tldfl evf-r\ .reds
•ate' w;/h 4h V law.* r,» b
by coming J«f
\
.buy.
packs
/
/
Mrs. J. V. Welch. Stokes. 2.*». 1
Dr. H, S. Bailey. Mayor John D.
Glover and the Ladies’ Jlook Club
of Walterboro are working to secure
20(1 menvhershios. Thev have*.almost
half that number and will'seen.
The others before the week
There may- be white negro
members, and the membemship
is fi 1.00.
Union Meeting y
First Divisii
kco. through "O.ur
Toha*‘ l 'o 't'und'Vfbr Am*
In Fra
foe
es oj
in Frinee 1 tionti^ries
, n tichi-i Everv rer:i«ti»nt wbq expects
n( , e . v i< laim discharge )»**cau«!e of depend
* lich dollar buys *“ nt ^^tives must bring with
a retail t" Walterbom such 4iept-n*jty*T lem
e cents and that in ! lives, w ho^ arg reqiurji^Kfo sign th-
ages will he placed - affidavit sitpihrriinVrtbe registrant.
postcardy'' addressed - to me. on ! rlH ‘™ ,^^77 . . latm - ( . is .
which my unknown friend, the .^yi^^Tb^ause -of Industrial oyagri
Uier. rill agree to sen*, me a must bring with
bjm two citizens of‘the county to
^ * make affidavit in support of that
soldierk an i , j n prd<i^ to accomplish this‘great
sage of ihanks
NAME
ADDRESS
Some oJ^Ahierica B
sailora-afiieady are in
i»»1 The Triton meeting of t
: v 1*ivision *»f'the Tollcton^JiiepTTst As-
fiuiation will- be Jw*4n with th*-
Great Sw amn^drtrrch Saturday an!
Sunilay^JJefetnlK’r 21* and 2o. \ft‘-r
the^fcnoductory sermon In. Rev \V
McFu*n. the following topics will
Ik* discussed: .
1. ltro;,dt|tinK bur Inquiry. ''How'
Goes the- Baljlle?’' We come upon
the realization that a future food
crisis’ for our people U *one of th.*
inevitable facts that must front
What ari the things we must do to
win? Discuasnd by Rev. X. P. Gra
ham. Uuv. <\ L. Harrison and otb-
thes.* metres:: no’ir tto. If ahv bh''.[*nr6posejJ -tw w*»rk in opposition to . /
wtah-eiCto huv ’a nood stbw ot gilt or fihe national, holiday, but it la found
'evetTa niti wTttt^rim and 1 will try |that it suits all epth-eined much be*
and assist*jHtem if Ibex- cannot go in ter to pl.serve a day .oMhanks ft a ?
p.-rson^xfir sfie Mr. K. A Mhrvln., of later time in the yenic The annAi.*!
GrerfV Pond.\lt*.'will attend this .Thanksgiving ta-rviqe will bo held on
>j tl / •. > v . Monday.December 21. ' .
F W KlStlKR tV Agent./ During past years some p«*op!«*
• . / - ' -y- / liave misconstru***! .Hie object of this '
, \ / .■ /' ' assembling-at tinj churali * at this
_ X time and some hate gone so far at
Santee Bridge \ tp call it ‘Colleton'S winter picnic.”
I>Pr 91 JBut lhe**e are mUtaken. .The com-
"Cv« ^ * * |lng together on that drjr is with th-*
\ * 1 same object in view that hundred.t
ice. train
they are in
task th<* lawyers have found it n**cch-
ie-S^£^.^SS333
heat.
The 1'nion
of the jJMIeton
ineps^with th* BtnlonV Baptist
^Tiurch on Friday before^th** fifth
Sunday in this month. Dec> 28.
for democracy.
te First Di\ision 1 ot; thenfi tyHf dit 4 there.'many will be
Association will < arried/back wqitnded. > All of theni
vill-Vind<'rtto-tfardship> beyond iraagfi*
tiofi.-
Tfie' lleti f'VosS' i8 taking « :*IV "7
1ft;SO. All delegates pr*- reqii
l«» l*t* preset^ as this is. the
officer*-
2. * Tlie‘Je^<f Do yop believe -n
the literal restoration of the Jews to
Psiestine^ Opening discussion by
Rev.^jr: W. Hilton.
1. Do-s Matthew £.42 teach that
a t’hristiajv should give to every on**
who^asYs him for money if h* lias
his pocket? Opening , discuy
sion b> s H J.. Givens.
4. Is i* .Scriptt^h^l for chiiielies
it £3 ’ *rtkjit*x ^ Sins'* r7is»
’wouiulcd. k in J- ^ lianlts- 4«mis-v
niep wit* .-.ockrt arid Shirts Th*-,
v\b *■* b
-ion
R*v.
election of new
grain follows: . .
l(i:30 DcyotUptiH
by Rev/ P UVWatren.
11:30., Itjjfioihictohy.^t
<; X M;ii*rfn.
Atteni'**'!* Se^siAii-
ti.o ' Discussion ' How ( .iii w ■■
^aonc.ib* Phil 2 12 an.l- F.plB-si^H'
2:8-8.? l* t \‘m Rev L. B. Ack***
man. /’’ . ■ _ -'7 * K \
•j/Ow; . Discutjfikm' "NVliat can "v <
do to improve the Missionnry Spirit |
in Our'Chunh**s?'' Le*l *'> R' 1 '
D.'Graham.. '' _ .
"In fi rknee Toh
pro- i Dqited/States (io-.m iiment .’ cloth**-
' ;i ri«l..ficcds theln . *
Htit then* it.-. -; no i,nn>^T>i
! furnishing fh*'ni wi:h. toj«»efio.- t’n-
their triond^ab-hrtTm* lielj* 4 l i**ti'
Mu*- soldier? mimTsit in the trench
: with euipry'pipei.engine yor .iyP»:
;<ir>txCo that -\y^uM bring irinjol'i
Louuorts — - - - . y
j Tl- •• Press a ml Ft.* ud61 d /iLi> JUkv-it
id*-
of 0:3« a. n».-and one m'clock p. m.
of each dav. begiphinc Wedno^dav.
Decetuher loth , Rec>strants>^
come t*> Walieyboro during^ny^oth,-'.
*•: hwiit- of'th. dav, w lM*'. renuWedj ^ .
tf( wait I’tHil osi> leTori-,
fTic.v can by^edv*.*!.
VH^-^cist ran t .* a re
HyZ-or Ai? i£ pns^Ubvrt
filled
Its
member's* See Die
j' rule of three” given l»y Paul to the
* , |('oi!n«hi.*n church (1 (y»r. 18:2 i
ir** 1 Hisf ussrb j*i' ^ Hugo 'S/_Siii<-klan»l
O'lg^-tipfint !!•*«* y- «*:''• ‘”Hr \fte’: Sunday school on Suhitay
nK-!,*.l h/ -or..*- scyrol tyih**' .\<*NL the MisiMbharv k* > uu.n vvtil
fare iV.e!,**. *.r -In the,
CharleHto'fv. Dec ./It.—To thresh
out thg details of the proposed bridge
or bridges over the Santee River, the
Charleston Chamber ■ of Commerce
has called a conference .to he held
at Florence At 10 oXlock Friday
morning. December 21.\ Invitations
•to this conference.have been extend
ed to the mayors- of the varlou*
towns in all the counties in
South Carolina, to>c|ikmber of
/guch tow
delegate
healing on
the prbjccy before, the .State High
way ’Gomlnisziou at Colutnbiti No
South Carolina, to cuumwi
nferee officials ^0 /iruch fi
county pfficikli, ;>nd-io the
who attended iii** recent h(
same object
and thousands of Christian men and
wonien throughout the length an*l
breadth of our nation assembled
themscIveA together at their mrious
places of worship -on/ the nntiontl
Thanksgiving day. and that object
is. “To enter into praise and thanks
giving to .Almighty . God for His
many blessings alrd mercies to us as
a people and as'll nation.” It would
be as impossible to forge picnic out
ofr that ‘ object as it would be to
forge night iuto'ds^
Tiie 'purpose, is to huv«* speakers
on tliat day who w ill not only
st rhe public, but w ho will, al
so b'^instructive Dinner vylll
less thgli fifleeh covrnti*-? are inter- on t|ie grounds and -eyefv
',iiiPih:;*ty and^tii*
.up work t*'
, •> tor America'
help pi )¥v*l
fight
lO-ttll/St
11,‘y («nie
w itlmat
WaT'c'.'u,
.- >iis*t i:I;
t< nunD
t*i iebti th*
;i*-,v*«
I. ib**- tobpe.iM ■ iipxe?
ontfiibut,
on
L/fi'.
htjifg ni.*a./' vv*.- .
/bit fu. fill tip ' h >? r*j>a*en» :tbar
We ateWdy fo- :/•''!* , r‘ n V ‘ tl * ,
f*>! ‘ Om Rqy - , ‘■Line u* W aRerbort* and bflng th*
fo, w-kieb ^ derif-odents
i? a«k*vi v
if ;rli of th
required * -> y
othei
i jti tisfbn
a*n /tl* iiigb«a^\ oi
we do with Members who Refuse
W Governed by th**ir church*
l-e*l bf cRev, G. A.. Mat/ 11 -
3:00. Discussion: "D«
Bible Teach the Final l
oT'the Saints?" Led by
Craven.
7:00. Senuqin- It*/ A, \
Sunday Morning.
lp:0o. Sunday* School nui/s nu***»
iug. led l y F.ttgene Garris.
11:6(1. .Missionary sermon. R*-\
J. I*. •Grsb'am • - /o
/
cusl
/ bnn/*' i
the * 1.8o I!
•eranc*- dealer.. -■
j M Th«- tobateo you Iniv t<»f *t»* so,
/ 'diets and siilors will lie divided in^/"*' 11
ip package? costing the fund iw‘-tK'v
n />en*a •*m‘-h Wl*ll ;i retail-A'alU-
Kvery n*gis»ra
BilHe'
RE Vi J M-f'RAVEN
K fSEPHLANODA LE. '
(on, Prograin.
\T Till: BAPTIST ( HTIB H
(it'd a ^-ssagi ot f ‘.u*.as w'nlcn ii*
’ will -0 al to yHu B h* keeps fu
bidmise y*t;j pet \'«ih I'veipt froni
X;\ oo-Vicnn j-olil!*-; :-V Ft aic*
f *•• Gtahant. I’astot '
will b<- specia/c]»risftu.
• Rev'.
Then*
service? at the Beptl^/f
day. A ; pecial .r. -''—
hg? bee-,j arraug'^i
he serv
'The subject Kir tne
will be •Piith of < hri>f
lie is Timted.
-.Mitch Sun
piogran
nd then Vi’C l '' n
Th*-
tobacep
brands
:*.r<* ‘*ri ,«
iieiiian- ni'Vr*‘‘*'(r*
liuv
T{j«-> • ' .»i
they” h.nv.e fit*
,-4-.--b'' al,the.
.#*ticb
en arrat'gea aim ""'■* , , *.,,i ». s
Dees mojpinV and evening 4 U;J . s,.
bject Kir the evening sermon ! „ ■ • »
The p'tb
t sdaaiy'tn 4-Imj. routerenee
pirlt prevailing in Cbarlfi*-
is time is one of. deterntlha-.
U) allow the Santee’’Rivet i
w any longer a barrier te* j
upnei and Uy^oC^g^etion ,
.-p South (>>0^1;: / <Tu >
lesion has Stated repeatedly that R
ii« willing to <lo-* ven more than it
J aha re to have a brldg*' or bridge -
h’lfit, iis tji>* feeiing here is th:<t..f|
liody
wuell
date
is* i
niird
Monday
KI.FC
'd♦to. attend
skids Rci
l>e«-
oVl ICFI
brit
bet IJ
lect
avl* - - s
v ’ I crossing Of tin- Santee River wur t><*
la gtoA? forward step fbt
‘fferiCi
both
, ;1 ,V|. 1 Pee Dee and the ooast.
township j^’^.-' —- - - —-
»rk:
the
qj
mas
Second Lyceum
v '. Number Tony
houid tuny * >
as JiOSHl/f ;i f
reefaitjtci he rec^ivo* bii 1 notice a/i (Ju*;
,tionnarle ’front fh»- Local/iloii'd r .
?w»>ad p*ifiD>"n*-1
Everv dollar pay? for i
„i toba. eo that would cost .'" aiterltoro ^i, s* r u
t.ot|g!if from ;
oiuing unt il/the
setpnth • day or im/iI -S.i/rd *v
v tli be phv-i* :»n'/in»posyo?e f w
McMil-
Brox-
fh**
^^ . , . . ~ I* 0 ' 1
o im present at*id hear the matter
This is lamina done under provision
. of a special act of the legisIJiHir*-
.(providing for this hearing
ii»d
»1V
da
1 ovt ; '. >x
n ‘ i,<> The\second .,attracting/for
the
; School Qoses :
1 Measles Scaj
sNason s lycpum will be loaight at
tlie\schoor audltotjum. The Win-’
ritni linfiwtailMfrjfc/ Vvlll be the. at
tractlonXiUid Rf«-y cortie, with Itigh
e«t rt'cdnhutrpdations as «mter|alt
ers.' Thipiir\eni<‘fi a l^* >, ‘V nre ^Mis *
Josephism^GnHJick. reader, nmsls^l
niopploflst, singer ;>rf*l accompanist.
, .MISS Elizabeth ( s haney. violinist .
‘ r/Burrows (/tldw-ell. imperson
11otC The cnt'erjainme'k.t will
tiioinptly a? 8 o'clock. v Th** Ivdeuti
(Otnntif/<t would be plenshd/to
]'.!«%/ audience
Tite
e*j hKf l.i?
hy/Asbb\ F:
•ythiss:
cotam^n*i*‘c
chUHtwdloy
R./8. jiuiley. masfirr
Klein, masthf
t\ R. R Ml ley
r^C Padgett, itrtw
ser Padgett, outer
j macks. tt'HAtee; T/. P. Mpfray, trus
t.*e of widows arid orphans fund: D.
B. Black, committee supervision
\V, AV.'Snioait. hall eommittee. Thes**
Officer- vdll be Rmalled at th*- next
■regHlat/meetln/ January 18t, at
whifiiF time /supper will be given
Ik CLUB MEETING
\ y ladles of the book club luid
most *-njoyable meeting Mondav
( ti NFtiRO HI RNH Hot
A*i*J* Mi
. a-iiT morn:>-
y* r.- or let '*r
A**'*!
»non»*v «♦ H‘>
Jk» bi
‘Ot . tv-.- • it
- . I '
Bailey up
•It*.*; o' 1 gw -/tfool
i v orr.o prijTeij*al */ th*>
!. h f;■* oft.e.**i their j** *
.)! ofhe/dti**ns of tli*
- til do so. are j'rged to
in tJofNc ,t*i*- s/iool tij/af '
hpliday^*. will ie iVmn
l.io/f.’H 'finuary 7*/ It wju*'thoueht
th’:-* b\ ‘hen tlie/epKlemtc of mens
Ti have passed Amd there will
-in tipthet dang/ The teachers..
;dnies during
th*
*.
HU thi#
P HOWELL.,
idvisoty Boar 1
Mr? ,T C 'T.eiiiaiTfr 'The pro
gram a inusic0 one., but a ta^
p**r on "'Famous South, thirolinlans’i
liy Mrs Paul .danderg was- iTMtch
•eojoved Mrs. Thi^k/ sang a solo.
*. ; and Mrs Riddle paV**^/ election. a»
v ! the jifano Tite next fny-eting will
sK >l*e /id A* i*b Mi?- Edit ii Ffiwfier I**
Wol/r
A in gi o fni.n Ft. George named-
Moom Dipped st the home tX/41
n< gM te\;ari* on th** place y>f JiHoti • V N , o-r -v
Cndgf'W ,bt t'h**' lit Carmel..- section i F.i "•*'/ I***'
Monday’ and mad*- a flre/in th*** Masonic, x^dg* at it/ last reguia
house -A'itch *>t the bouMs-and born mcetirig elef^i and,
«»d it. -the <oin louse. «Ri'bld. etc.-A ; foil'»win;: u/
I, . ,1*1* own. a bile of cotton and Otik-jycjit : I't F
wt te consumed. The ne- | !' M 11* i > F
I A Feu Is
s i* r*
j »L
sVHTaKjh masons ELECT
ie; pioouce
f pro wg.- brought to Jail thjs morn jj
:ng wh<*i e he will be k*-p» till «om |.\Vey»l- s.
* mined to th*- asylum.
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AisfAlbsi 4fhe
tor the n^r
Carter, W. M
K: P Bedlsh
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diet