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rsP VOL. 39. - I WALTER BORO,. S. C., WEDNESDAY, MAY 29. 1918. m BOURD BIS HINES OF REGISTfUBS f.'OR COXVEX1KXCK OK I'AKTIKS HKSfMNO IX CX)l*XTV HKVKV PLACKS ARK XA>0-:D AS RK- GISTRATIOX PRECIXITH. CONTINENT-WIDE . CHILDREN’S WEEK A Continrnt-Wide Campaljrn for th«* a RrliitioUK Kduration of Children. PERSONS 21 YEARS OLD WILL ENROLL Any Malt* Person Win* Will In* pv Hii> Recon* 21 Years of A®** Since l-afit Registration Day. Will Have to Register. The I.ocal Roar'l .has ,nnnounced that Mo 1 feafctratioo of hM men who have bgeome twenty-one yenrs of ace aince the .'.th of June, or wlio will bet wpety-one years of ai:e i»v the Stfi of June. lf>is. will he hn<l at the following m.tried' precincts in Colleton county, and by the ntan- agera mentioned: Ashton—J. F. P.entr. \Y. D Rer- ry. \ Coffaueville—L- M, Stokes. M. D.. B. H. Willia. Ruffin -H. D. Padgett. Jr.. J. \V. Smviy, . \ ; SmoaK?—J. Ky Moore. J. S. May. Walterboro--4- M. Mooter, J. R. Aekerrhan:' White Hall HI. Spelehts. Wiggins—Henry W, Tuten. The’ first named in eac being the chief registrar. ' . The registration will be hold ou Wednesday. June D. 1918, between the hours of 7 a. m. and 9 p. nv, i Colleton county has been asked to join-in the observance of a con tinent-wide, children’s week, the ob ject of which will be to assist -the | parents gnd Sunday school .teachers *of the communities of the North (American continent to provide re ligious nurture and education ,for the children under their care. It i is hoped that several communities in Colleton will take the ifiatfer ' ; ne\t Sunday and observe the w (from June 2nd through the 9th. The pastors are - asked to preacn Sunday* June 2nd » on ^'Christian Nurture and Education of Children.” i^f W:»!terboro the and superintendents and two or thre> teachers, appointed by* the sup* rift- tent will form a' working committee and gVe asked to attend a meeting at the Haptist church Frldnj ever- ipc at 9. o’clock to decide on the program for the following week and to discusk plans for carrying out same,. Announcements of Working committees from each church will . he jnade . Sunday at the Sunday 1 s-choe^ .sessions. An annual chil dren's week is to he observed per- imanently and we want Colleton to j make a good start, and perhaps we | ^fill jh^ itetter prepared for the 'campaign next year. / KXKRCTSKS BEGIN SUNDAY * NIGHT WITH BACCALAUREATE SERMON BY REV. LeROY <i. ' * . * ' V * t HENDERSON. t COHINENCENEHI RED m ILLOfflEHl SEVENTEEN GRADUATES TO GET DIPLOMAS COUNTY “GOES OVER THE TOP” FOUR TIMES IN GREAT RED CROSS CAMPAIGN FOR SIX A OND WAR FUND. GOOD WORK DONE BY THE WOMEN , w - „ ^ *• '> iThdr Part In 'Raising* Colle«*»n’s Splendid Quota for the Third . Liberty lawn. TOTAL REPORTED OF NO. 38. ns UMM , PliK BEII6 HIDE * THINGS GETTING IX SHAPE FOR RIG DRIVE FOR SALE OF WAR . SAVINGS STAMPS IN COUNTY DURING JUNK. TRW largest Class to Complete Cotirse.ln History of Institution—Rev. A. K . *» .Mitchell to Make Address to th** Graduates—Other Exercises. •f H. \D. Robinson, J. leach. H. M. instance J. B. Beach Is • at Asheville, N. C. \y and only men who have becotne 2t since the last registration, on 5. 2927. or who will be 21 by .th ’ . 5th of June.. 19.18. are required to|^™ p1 ''. register. The only, ones excepted i from reg*stration. within\thls age, j are men in the military seryiee. Failure to register is a criminal- fenae, punishable in the U. S. Dis-t ♦rbsi Coifrt by fine and imprison- 1 and, in addition-fnereto. sums^ mary induction \jxk6 the military service xyfthout an opportunitv' to file elatmX because of dependency or industryX Those who are regis tered will he permitted to fil^ ques tionnaire later and will he clarified in the various classes according* »o their status, and will he placed at the font, of the resp|*cttve classes into which they' are pof. according to a plan to’ b« later announced by the Provost- Marshal CenentL . , The I.ocal Board feels thijt be cause of Ike keen 1 interest which every one/in the county has in Nje | winning of-dlte war. and the deter\^ minatton that evecy man his part and to the duties imposed 'upon him by law. that, the new this registration will he heralded stbroad and that no one who should -•egister will he .left in ignorance its to the necessity of registering. In o great many counties all nmn -are required to go to the county Asheville., N. C. f May Mr. Editor, as I have write I will tell you a about Asheville, N\ -C. Where I am everybody in country is in a trot. ■ I never as much doing. I an/ on a job Avant. " 18.—Well started to fevf* things tills saw The closing exercises of the Wal,- terboroHiigh school will be held '{he first week in June,' •rommencln*: with, the baecaslaureate sermon to In* preached in the school auditorium Sunday mornin;:, June 7th. at 11 o’elo,ck by Rev. 1:eRoy"tl. I^emlet- son, n noted Presbyterian minister. j>tr. Henderson is a son of the late I Col. C. G. ilenderson, of Walterboro. (and has many friends who will b“ gin t of the opportunity to heat him. . „ * Class Day Pmuiram. Thursday, June fith. will b- known as class day. The exerciso.v Thursday evening w;ill be in charge of the graduating class and will he as follows: Welcome Address—Harold K. Saunders. Musics Miss Kdith Black. History of Clasg—Miss Pellum. '* . . Music—Miss Bessie Zalin. Prophecy—Meredith Jones. Statistics of Class—Miss The work done by the women over the county during the rece'ht bond drive is worthy of praise. Probably not so many bonds were sold by the women as might have been, but as women are always great agitators, we believe that thev $23,619.17 TO DATE u ^ a .5 r * at 1 man / "; or «* he sold thaff- is actually to their credit. We know that a great manv were sold and signed up by the Wo- ,man’s Committee which were never reported to the county chairman, due to a misunderstanding that if Well Over Four tirae** Allot- they were reported through the wo man’s commitstee, the local banks wooldfVtrK-get credit for them. The •' * '■ harlts, would have got cre/llt just . / ‘ the same. '* The women’s ’report J’’Uetoil coujitv exceeded. ex : eB b»’- would simplv have sht>wn what part Preparations are’ being made for >rend the fondest hopes of all work- the women i® eagti community plav-.the big -Wat. Sayings Stamp carn et in the second Red Cro^s cam- * '* J n ^ Iping the local hank tox do . paigp to he waged in this county be- pai-n ijH the great’success'achieved. i,s fart. » ' /• ! tween June II r.nd June 28 to se- SetHing out to raise by donation** This 'is not a cnmplaint r noT.-p curP pledges for tht 4 full ‘allotment for this ftinri the total will ,f n explanation All the cotumitte *-* of this.cotinfy. Those who will have did splendid work About «2".tyf»o the matter in charge are hard at Were definitely reppfted to t» * work perfecting- their organization, e-.unt* chairman, and when 'V*' and Will endeavor to ha\eevervse**- Sexeral Point** Not Vet Heard From t ’ Which it Is Thought Will Place Total mdtjt—-Worker* Met Monday Nigh.t COUNCIL OF DEFENSE WILL HANDLE CAMPAIGN The (Man of Organization is to Hatfo Strong Committee* In Every s *ho*d District in County With ... X Nunieioiis \ olitnteet Workers. rf-at ’ mp-e thah four times tHit . '.o*nt when a full report is re- < i\. l tf the* subscriptlonn t9k* n over the counfy. At a meeting of „th«*'i woikers held Monday e\enin.. at the home of Chairman E. L. FisJ,- |hufne reports of $2:5.f>49.17 wer*> iianded in. of which approximately f'.ioirt was in cash and the remain der in pledges. A greht many of the pledge amounts, however, will he of know that this Was not nr.vthin : 1'ke ,it| we. realize that the wotn 'u did a tight large *'hit.” . . - Following art* ,«ome of* the very good r«*j)orts which were handed in: Desytvinc of first mention. th«t WaUUrhoro school and the RuRlit school each worked up a f50 bond paid in a few days. This resultinterest of the school. They the campaign bespeaks for tli^ deserve special congratulations es- Ruth people to the of the county an awakejrfn :' necially Ruffin, seriousness of the war and .Inst pitched in war 6f t Those little folks and got Vhaf they wanted Mr.< Wit sell Miss Searson Mr«. jup.^where we are covering forty acres ‘'bL.land with hospitals. This when e«j will be almost under one roof. This hosphal is "being built of good material and the work *s being neatly- done. About two thousand men work on this job. The most of them live In Asheville which is six miles and they travel ;to and from work in automobiles and that is a big sight to see morn- jitig and evening and .a good many of their machines are driven bv (young ladies. The rqad is fine but /very* crooked around the mountains 'and a wreck is nothing-' strange. They have to keep officers at every bend in the road. One of the pret tiest things in this grand-city is ev ery, day at 12 o’clock the fire hells ring, that is for all the people that will to clop right where they are and offer up a short prayer to Almightv 'God in behalf of our great nation J. B. BEACH shall hear’ W. W. Smoak Out >o*en r rs o, j Y For Re-election seat to register, hut in ord**** to pro- ^nuyik -Aide for fbe^tvinvenience of the tqeri the -Local IloUrd for Colleton coun- t> has provided seven precincts. To repeat:: The registration wil take place on Wednesday, June 5 1918, between the hours of 7 ig^m. and 9 p. m. It may h“ thah tli will he someone who will/offer td register who is over 21 y^ars of age and who should have registered on last registration day. The registrars will not, permit a person to register who should have registered on last registration day,..hut will take that person's nam^ and address and will refer him''to the Local Board at Walterboro, who has the power to W. 'Smoak. editor of The Press Standard has a ’card in this announcing his camiidr.cr for ' ‘ legislature. ! w and issue , re-election >1o Mr rbe s, served one term as a representative from Im county, and whijc in the House h** took an ac tive part in the legislatHm enacted: was a me.mher of thy 'Ways and Means committee, the/mosts. impoe tant comniittee in UiiM’ body was an active memlter of this Heing on one of/its importiyUt ittees. v . ■ / -.a, Smoak stood fot^many .mat ters \^f State-wide/ Importance. ; among fltese being bone-dry prohi- 1 hition. He was n joint author of the Smoak-ReytOr hill for teaching agriculture in >he common school.*. I In addition to tbese matters, Mr. I Smoak was always active in look- Mualc—Miss Reha Carter Class Poem —David Finn. Song—-Double quartette. v - EssAy—Thomas Howell. Class song. Commencement Exercises Commencement, exercises pro will be held at . the school audi turn Friday evening. An addreas to the graduating class will be deliver ed by R-’v. A. R. Mitchell, of Char leston The awarding of the diplo mas to ihe seventeen graduates will he by Prof. C. C. Garris, of Lodge. Certificates of promotion to high school will bo presented by H. S. Strickland, county superintend ent of Education. The following will he the program for Thhy even- ittg’s entertainment: * N Salutatory Winston Penroy. Instrumental solo- Miss ' P< rter. ^ Address to graduating Hev. Alex R. Mitchelf, of ton. Music —Class. Awarding of diplomas Garris. Music Class quartette. Valedictory — Miss Jones. Cl:»** Officer* and Roll. The graduating class* of the V. G..H Guess. $ 1.750. \ A. Herndon. MOO’T J. C. Welch. 1150. Minnie Smoak, 8200. Mamie Hiers. $700. Marvin Riser. 8800. Cora Connor, $500. W. M Jaques, 8:’50. v|pat c shows that they desire to he of what assistance they may in alleviating ithe sufferings which wjlf'be the re sult of .the struggle. At the meeting Monday evening, Thelma i ( *Presentati\es »H*re pjesent from, each section of the county, and we*.» Strickland 82.-00. enthnsiastic in their praises qf thej Mrs Paul Sanders manner in which Use amounts re ported were pledged and the readi ness with which the people every where responded. They all report ed great enjoyment and genuine leasure in conducting the work. Much praise was given the speakers and it was the concensus of opinion that the way to secure these contri butions to war purposes was throtiehj public meetings and, good' speeches. ' All the workers were loud in thei* , praises of the readiness with which 1 th*> negroes responded. One church raised, $0{irt Sunday noon in :t few minutes, and others raised from 8100' to In one township it is repgrted that the negroes gave more than th** white people did, and this township was one the. heavy contributors to the fund. Perhaps as much',enthusiasm wrv,s created at Hendersonville as at an* ,point in the county. Tim Whit’ Hall Duroc T^m i, gave a Dunne pi :. X'-hich was anctsyned off. ths* pur- ( < hascr : hejng E. 1 (ter. who paid 8.*' -mage sales, jee We are proud of them. James Pettrifoy and Mrs. reported one day $2,800. Doris Speights and Mrs. $2,100. B G. Price and Mrs. H. S. $4,150. $250. class Cha rl< Prof, c Elizah l.emacks. t>f Hit / Foil i5 fttNjhe pig. Ruof- f, f th* crea:n festivals Jond ing out I. terhorn hich school this year i< th ■ largest e’er turned on?. young ‘Tlfen will receive their diplo mas and ten young ladies. The following ape the class nlji- cers: Winston t’tirtis I’earcy, president n*l salutatorian. Harold Me Day Saunders, vi *e president. ' •/ Thomas Madison Howell. secre- v and tr<*asnrer. / d,ss Duth Pellum v historian. doTfeville, prophet' Alfred Louis iviu\Fit the of David\Finn, Ppipt. Miss F.Hzabeth Fuller edictorian. The class rhll follows: Stephen WilsoK.Acker/nan. Jonejy/' %al register him as of the last registra- < tion day. Pernoris temporarily in the.county who wish to register with their ^lome boards, may prior to 5th of June. 1918, go to the nearest Ix>cal Board and register by mail. i... . The following is taken from thu i Ke, ' t , . . «. smoaks, is thinking of entering the race. j - countfi - . I His announcement will I for this office. It is not will offer for this position but mors has it that S. P. J. Garris, Jr is considering the matter, and it is that II. L. Jones, also of the i Louis deTreville,' Thomas Madison Meredith Jones, •kerma /Da vi Alfred id Finn, ell, Edward Winston GurtX /^atinder? denial boxes were used to vantage b\ th* -e peopled s The r*** atest ;m lount /Raised Li any sr^tion was contrih**G*il at G<*!- leton. ?1»*. Br. s* ; tuU^l that when the allotment ' v announced. | “Colleton th:>t li.<* though’ tliis menrt thnt/jq mill«coi’iim*int!v> must raise Uyf' an.'*unt. and report Mon*Lr> shoved ?'>.7t f ' *>f it contf+huteiL tli«*r*’. .M tins in>ff th.> president/M.‘ M ,Ritt *r. of Goluiu- bus, QJtio. duplicated every dollar r^hteti'in suHscriptions-*/and besides he, had the mill donarfe 8500.. T!m i/me duplication was nir'le Lv Mr. 'Thayer for. workers at Walterboro I.timber Compahv. / The ladies of the county w re als*» enthusiastic workers, and ail re> ports gave them full credit for thei- share in the w<v*k. J. R. Dodd, of Round, stated that the success of their drive Was due largely to th<* Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Miss Miss Mrs. Mjss Mrs. Miss Rebecca Dandridg* Mrs. J. B. Smith. 8100. Miss Essie Loner, 8200. .Others. 81.100. This sale of bonds by the negro was done through the conn after- r d of Defense organiz.yibn. We man'* (feel that it is on honor Wnd a privl- $30‘>. *0 belong to th>fi Council of Defense It is a national organiza tion. and will he / ealled on regularly for help, which are shall gladly ren der; y/ The thipl' to ght our attention now is ^fie sale of Nj’lirift Stj.mp*;. pnd tY/r Savings Stamps and Uferature will he sc and/all members are tr/tutinue active. ton county should wonderful /word, 'made sale of (Kinds. an/L we must help k**ep the sta'ndUrd up on .sale War Sla.mpjt.X tion of the county pr'*p*‘t*lv orgp.niz- ed an«l ready for theiri task of sell• ing the allotment made to this coun ty. In nddition to those already named as iue.nihers .of the Colleton County Council of Defense, as list ed below, there is work for many volunfeers. If is hoped that those who ran aid in this work will report to the county chairman, township ‘halrtnan or other otge rs of this organization. The plan of the campaign Js to/ have Meetings in «*i • • t eve/^ Bohool house in the county./Cer tainly in each township, at/whlch speakers will he present tur -make addresses upon the advuKhbillty of purchasing these secu'rjGes of ' the government. A.meeting will hd’held in Colum bia on Mondav/to which,, count'* chairman are invited in order that they may rpCeivc final' Instructions as to the details of the work, secure supplies,/pte., for the campaign. Following this meeting in Columbia on jjfe Srd of June a meeting will h*>/iield at Walterboro at tbe court ouse at 11 o'clock to which every county worker and officer will b« , ( expected. At this meeting full de- ✓mmtn 'tails ot. the cmnpaign will he given conn- out, and the workers *eii|thns» il for tie* campaign. Every worker in th** county is expected to be present. Council of D«*fcnM’. ^* The Bdlowing are the officers of Ihe Colleton county Council of De fense, who will have in rliarge th’ matter of s<*lling War Savings stamps: . ’ // \ . W, W. Smoak, county chairman; Suppli 'y. R. M Jefferies, v ire chairman: R. out later, H- Wichman, F W. Rish«.r, H. Sf fled to Strickland. E. L Fishhurne, Jas. G. Padgett, J. G. Goodwin and Misn lie prou*i Tweedi«* Ficklmg. e\«*cuti\*e com- in niittee. t L Tounship ( IliiirilHMi. o r , y " arren Towqship VV. H. '/ ... . Township G. ./ Yarn. Lane- Prof. Floyd C. Chitty Elected Superintendeni Pr«>L Floyd C. ('hitty was chos* tf last, night as superintendent of th*’ Wlilfgrboro' tiigh school,' and lias ac- cepted th** position . Prof. Chitty M a .young man of seven years exper- ienr<| as a teacher in * graded and high schon!s 1 having made a suc cess in ever> v position he has held. He is an honor graduate of the StaB 1 rniversity, class 1911. -Sine** graduation Prof. Chitty has taught -Of Lees, Sally, Norway, Fairfax and for two years he has been er of the lower school at Charleston In each of the positions Township Township Dr. >. . X n. c. headniast- appoTrP'd later. 1’. M A., ohm will he d* neli.-K JB^Ung Monday night to i* CaKter* ”* Adams, w’ho spoke at em.I-Tx.' Pla<*e»i over the county in th Certificate, istered will be fur- Petit Jurors For June Term, 1918 posses s- tq re,pi«- *• certifl- afly po- Tegnlationsv Resist All persons- nished a registration c^ytificate^l Since all police officers of tbe. N'a-- ! Bon, States, and municipalities are /required to examine the * registra tion lists^, and make , sure that all The following persons liable to registration have jiirors for June ter registered themselves, much Incon-. J If Con**, W venience will he snared to thoseXyho Hill. J. I.). Carrf/ll wre registered if they will keep the>^ i. <]lurry/ <:. y ertificat’s always in their possess-N^*;) Ion. \H persons subject tration mugj ♦xhilrt tfc' r a|eF wj’.en .called upoC I lice- effi''^* to do so. - > Th*' S4ck. , Any'' person'.-Who. o*n merotifrt*, of sickness., is irnabR’ |o present •hit?' sejf l egist rat ion oo the day s.*> hy 'tho President will cause stKiu competent person to apph lo- r : 1 hoar,j f,^ r 5* copv of tho card an t for a"*hority to fill it out tinclud- >cg the recislrar’s report on. the hark thereof >. If satisfied that the case i« bona fide, the member of A the hoard to whom the request is made will deputize the person ap- Pl' ing for the card to make out th*» and the registrar’s report, first carefully explaining the card. The certificate. of pet ii lisj/ 1 V’S: * dwell. D C. Jo'rics, Jr , gler. B. F. •ar/pH. F. E. j^ieM. Lmbm Cro'd»y. Jhl. ldnd**r. ,W. F. Gravson. 1» 1. ZelfM-. H. X Hickman. F. N Jon***/ M. uXBrejand. .1 »C. \nf|ev. V../!' Bop-pen/ J F. Pf.hjmi. f ^Y*d!- • . / J*-.- .eNL. Crosby, s.. W. .Bridge i /P. Britt. A,. A. PattVrro'rt. Jr, Preacher,, fk C. Drawd', L. J. Want. J O. Carter. J. Y. Beach, A. M Wichman. J. .V Diedrich, Dozier Crosby, F. M Caldwell, J. F. Rentz, .1 E. Hudson. Palmer CTfi'dty. work done by Mrs Pearcy. Harold MeRav v «Janndet? ; M 'r. J 1011 Cray Rosalind Avant. Thelma Avant rhf, ° rs wor( ’ Jessie Myrtjs Beach. Ruth mating th Mqv Black. Reba EthH Croskeys Fripp, Elizabeth F'uUerJones alio e Waltfcrtofb high school hax n under the management of Supt. R. S, Bailey, who resigned a few weeks ngo to enter'the army Y. M. His resignation -/oming neat Mm end of the school .it Was decided not to elect a new* superiijtendenf from outtwde. but to devolveXlhis work upon Mrs. J. M. Witsell, fi'rvj, assistpht in the hich school. Me Wlt/ell has conducted the school in a most a ratifying manner Mi*N F'tLp Ha timer Is tfiv other t**qeh'V in tli** hirrh school. The followin' Has t>e* n the faculty .f*ory-h'ivh shliciol du j’/ju.-t ^losing.: f ' cnt,h grad**.. Mi Ruth WUmn .nd Be,- instructive tbjk at this meeting. Mrs.) Fishhurne assisted by a committee 'of ymjnc ladies 'served joe cream and cakexto the workers. L 'X * — x. * Miss Marian L. P'raser Elected to Hiffh School 1m* hAS held he has given enimen* E. T. Hiers ami ,satisfaction, and was re-elected at ‘*-ach place. / given at 1b‘»] Prof. Chitty was horn and rear»<l ■Sergeant- at 6lar. He is w**!! known in low- several or South-Carolina, and married Miss the inter- Florinq Garris. daughter of Hon. campaign. Mr. Adam*-aid Mrs Calvin W. Garris, a very entertaining and talk at their hom**. where they will find a formerlv a£d of Smoaks. They will come to Wal terhoro before school opens to make warm welcome. Howell C. Jones Made Senior Captain (/ Marian ichinK th *. h sc’ioJx^ w •ift 1. .th 1-it n fil g fade Ttfii is Gown e* 1 " t :i card will then he mailed bvXjte sick j ' '' person, or delivered by his agent, to the local board having jnrisdjc- tion of the nr^a within wfigc.h m* permanently resides The sick per son will inclose a self-Addressed en velope, ■ stamped, for a registration !*». Mi* MN R. •pei? ht- seennd, firrt. <f- th* A\':i |t< f - a t * ;ioh<- !• t’X, '< ^ ' •!» ool. Ml XT 'L*nt* u! Si’ - KVv!;// 1 i* !' St'ipX ’fs hail sev, has mai i!lii*k: f. MTtfX^ • • srd oo!s '/ ; third. Mi - Kd 'it i , v F : in f'f't ♦ \V. th .t 4 / A' J ‘ry ■ Xia*-' Wir.Kj'vK r’al s Chase S. Bail* rind Miss Salhe M* Aliss Catherine d,- Miss Edith Ftas*r. m iyfi, )/!:!<■*: -''/{•••on l/.<n tip '« tamdit TK. t- Wiiltorb'ypf) tehoo! • f foXiinat'* in - ’V V en\ yy - :lf*/f*oro y, ■ r' .1!.^ ** :p* rt' rfon *X 1: rXj ite *: compliment How.ll i'» Joti**- w as •x * t X; t? t: t ‘Nt ■/-, plaXrli • * * , - x - t*» vjl cantain :» , e - /./v yot'nt t t.in Shi - *. t* 1:swell ?*>r this 'ins’ .was.'a line W k wb n ’•pointed ' ■ ch'**-' h is th.- end* Jt6l- , n the f or, •n ■ /big -t*-**.-* t * hi inc <**•*! tsrr. *»! t ii • *x : t’s v nr ■ M sp* : lot Sec\ * d K- r\ ('Hgpl iM record t/tion • t i.^rt *• e Cjta- cg'let otfi ti.<* next 1 - -etf i"? rank- For a Jones, and I'le I — •«t ■ t fit. rtf Verdier dal* Fraser Township - IT Hodges. * Bells T*»wnship J. C. Welch. Broxton Township \V. w f>. Jonrit.. m.-tk** Township * E A. Mawin. ,/Glm.r Township R. II Wljils, II* > vvard Township T. Bovn- ton l,own«les Township A." Mor gan. Sheridan Willis. Walterboro E./T H. Shaffer. * S«Ii«m>! District Chairmen. The /dlowing is a list of tho school district ’chairmen designated hv the township chairmen. Theac chairmen, along with others to bv and with 'workers designated by these chairmen, will handle the War Sav* yftgs Stamps campaign. s Heyward Township C. C. Lltcb- fl«*lil. H. J Givens. W. A. White. Blake Township R. F. Hugglna, Mrs. W. R. Marvin. Mrs. Blanche Bryan. jr 17 Sheridan TownsLip -W. EL Wil lis. B. H. Willis, A M. Addison. Mist Annie Redman. Miss Annie Reeves, Miss India Pierce. I Broxton Township Mrs. M. 1. 1 Riser, Mrs W. D. Berry, D. M. Varr. J. F. Rentz. H. H. Rentz. B.- K. Sanders. For negroes. H. S. C. Murdaugh. Rev, W. G. White. • Bells T*/wnsh}p H. <*D. Padgett, Jr., TunyCarter, J. D. Hudson. B. C. Crosbv/C. J. Crosby. Verdier Township W. C. Bailey, pail Marvin, Padgett. Jos Langdale. Har- I* y Hiers, C D. C Adams. Rev. J. M. Crji.*.< p.* J. M. Bedenhatigh. F*Hs*-r Township C. |*. Hodgea, I’ I* Price. T. P:*,I«thnsrn.* VVanyn Townsiiip f* I’adgett, Carl Goodwill, l.on«*.v H.-rttilon, H. T y 1 ■< Pt'! J. C. Count , Ja- F. Rishcr./ «r :y 'X* X Captain ;.ml • » i- *h« ranking captsihey/“tflir- '.Pt He he “tup-jm-J” ov/r. tho e • nior in rank - “• , i‘ Citadel Hoys Home Frtr Few Days H. Beckham expect* to it e.x^fciV'S Rev. E. aftctid the commencement at Winthrop College next week H's daughter. Miss Nell Beckham, is a 'tl! ember graduating class. Mi**s Irene I’* t' 1 year f r o:t. College. Miss <-pl**rdid record ia’* v FeraaL* made a at this Institution. -Airs J:**. G Pa*ig*-tt and nephew, Duritan Padgett, accompanied Col. Padi:«tt to Charleston last week. Mr. and Mr*. J J. Padgett went to H* v e Citadel rojrn men cement last week. Cadet ! gelt. Black del. ‘have J*>* and How* 11 Jon***, .1 J . Pad- Allster Wits* II. Eugene Earle Griffin, of the Cita- heen at home for a few i v. days. All tlucse with the e\c*-ptJon of Cadet Black leave this afternoon for Chart* fun, where they will sail for Plattshurg. N. Y.. where they he in camp f$r the anmmer. * i