The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, August 11, 1921, Image 12
COMPULSORY ATTENDANCE.
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teacher to make a monthly report of
all absences, together with the excuses
for such absences, if any excuse
be given, showing which have
been previously reported according to
provisions hereinafter made in this
statute, and which have been excused
by \he teacher, and no teacher's pny
"warrant shall be approved by th?
Trustees unless such report is attached.
The Trustees shall then consider
the absences excused by tho
teacher, and if, in their opinion, tho
excuse is not sufficient, shall <> report
to the Superintendent of Education,
who shall proceed as ii> case
of unexcused absences. No County
Superintendent of Education shall approve
any teacher's pay warrant unless
such report is attached, and in
case of violation of this provision tho
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^wunvj uujivi niu inn;ia in wiui 1 nun
shall become liable on his official
bond for the amount of any 'teacher's
pay warrant or warrants approved
by him receiving the said report.
... ?8. Duties of Attendance Officers?Reports.?That
it shall be the
further duty of each Atteiv'r.ncc
Officer to receive from the Superintendent
or Principal of am sv.h< i
"within the district or territory the
name of overvy child between eii>ht
and fourteen years of ape absent
from school, and to ascertain from
the parent or guardian of such child
the reason for such absence. If such;
absence is due to any other than J
providential cause or causes, or to
such cause or causes as would seriously
endanger the health of flic
child, such parent or guard ia< must)
be notified to appear betoiv the
nearest Magistrate at a special timeto
show why he or she should not
be punished for his or her neglect:
Provided. That the Attendance Officer
may, in his or her discretion, ex
cuse any absence. A full record of
such excused absences, together with
the reason therefor, shall he filed
monthly with the County Superintendent.
of Education.
? 9. Powers of Attendance Officers?Records.?That
all Attendance
Officers shall have the right
to require a birth certificate or an
affidavit as to the age of any child
in his or her district or territory.
They shall have the further right
to visit any place of employment to
ascertain if any child between eight
and fourteen years of age is employed.
These officers shall keep a record
of all notices served and case*
prosecuted, and shall make a full report
of them once a month to the
County Board of Education.
? 19. Violation of Act by Parent or,
Guardian a Misdemeanor.?That any
parent, guardian or other person hav-!
ing charge of any child to the pro
visions of this Act who wilfully neglects
or refuses to comply with the?(?
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provisions, or any person, firm or I
corporation*^ who shall induce such
child to vi<?fcte same shall be deemed
guilty. Jit a misdemeanor, and,
upon conviction thereof before any
Magistrate, be fined not less than
five nor more than ten dollars, or be
imprisoned not less than five not
more thun ten days. All fines collected
under this Act are to be paid
into the school fund for such district
i?i which said offense was
committed.
? 11. Teacher to Report Absence*
?Penalty tor Failure?Certificate of
Attendance.?It shall be the duty of
each teacher, principal or superintendent
of any school to notify ai
once the Attendance Officer, or the
County Superintendent of Education.
in case there be no Attendance
Officer in the said district, of the
j absence, unless within a week of
such absence, written excuse is
1 made which is, in the opinion of the
I teacher, xilff?
, >v*vuv) viui iii^; 111f jjtti 111*1
I of compulsory attendance of any
I child between eight and fourteen
i years of age from school, and the
teacher, principal or superintendenr
wilfully neglecting: or refusing to report
any absence to the Attendance
Officer or to the Superintendent oC
Kducation, in case no Attendance Officer
is employed, shall have deducted
from his or her salary for
'the current month five ($5.00) dolj
lars for each offense, the same to i
; be deducted by the Superintendent '
of Kducation: Provided, That when j
any child within the ages .specified
in this chapter shall have completed j
four months, or eighty school day*,
of consecutive attendance, it shall
be given a certificate by the teacher
showing such fact, and no further
absences shall be reported against
the said child, regardless of whether
the period of attendance commenced
at the time prescribed by the Trustees
or prior therto.
? 12. Child Necessary to Support
of Parent jVin y Be Excused?When
Hooks Furnished.?In the case of a
widowed mother or a crippled father,
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i*u%* viinvi auuvc twcivi' years or J
whose labor may bo neecssary for
the support in whole or in part or
any person may be excused. The
children of parents unable to purchase
the necessary books for attendance
upon a public school shall,
upon the order of the County Board
of Education, be furnished these
books out of the Ipublic funds of
their district. The County Board
of Education shall be the competent
judges of such cases.
.. ? 13. Prosecution forVioIation.?
It shall be the duty of the Superintendent
of Education upon receiving
reports of unexcused absences, to
turn the said report over to the
Rural Police force in the district
in which tho absence occureo, or in
case no Rural Police is rrrsTntained,
to the nearest Constable, whose duty
it shall be to immediately appreValk
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hend the parent or guardian of th?
absent child before the nearest Magistrate
and prefer charges agains:
said person in accordance with this
Act, and to summons such persons
as are necessary to prove saic
charge. It shall be the duty of th?
Magistrate hearing any case undei
this Act to make a report to tne
Superintendent of Education, showiny
the result of the said trial, and an>
Magis trate failing to make such report,
or any Constable or Rura1
Police, to whom such report of unexcuscd
absence is turned over, a"
hereinfore provided for, who slui'l
fail to apprehend the responsible
parties or to report to the Superintendent
of Education why such
parties cannot be apprehended, within
thirty days, shall be guilty of i\
breach of their official duty and on
proof thereof be subject to removal
from office.
? 14. Employment of Child of
School Ajse During School Hour*
Unlawful.?No child under fourteen
years of age shall be employed in
any factory, workshop or mercantile
establishment, or in any place or
manner, during the usual school
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iiuu u> in >cim uisinci/, unless ino
person employing such child shall,
first procure a certificate from the
superintendent or teacher of the
school said child last attended, staling
that the child attended school
for such current year for the period
required by law, or has been excused
from attendance as provided by tlu*
third section hereof, and it shall bo
the duty of said superintendent or
teacher to furnish certificate on application
of the parent, guardian or
other preson having control of such
child entitled to same.
?15. All Acts or parts of Act5*
inconsistent with this Act are hero
by repealed.
Approved the 12th day of April,
A. D. 1921.
HOMEWOOD NEWS.
The farmers in this section are
busy curing and selling the golden
weed.
Messers Lewis Moore and Frank
Spivey from Moultrie Ga., are spending
the week with Mr. and Mrs. B.
F. Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Harris spent
last Sunday with relatives at Adrian
Rev. Waterman M. Booth filled his
regular appointment at Poplar last
Sunday.
Everybody in this neighborhood
are enjoying fairly good health at
present. So let's everv one woa*
a smile. It makes us look a lot better
and I am sure we will leel better.
BLUE EYES.
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LETTER FROM MILLS.
Editor Herald:?
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? aid for a fow line as I have not ha<j
a letter in the Herald for some
: time 1 thought 1 would write again
? I am .the same poor helpless bo\
i that had some letters in the Heralfl
I last year and as I received some
> help and some cheering: letters from
the kind readers of the Herald 1
> wish to thank them again for all
; they did for me and my aged aiui
> feeble mother. I am just able t<i
sit up in my wheel chair not feeling
1 so well though I am very thankful to
the good Lord that I am yet in the
land of the living. My mother is
I very feeble and seems to grow more
- feeble day by day. Dear kind readers
I want you all that will be kind
i enough to do so to pray for me in
my sad afflictions and my age'.l
mother in her aped and feeble condition,
and dear readers as I and
my mother is so badly in need of
some help if it is .not asking too
much of you want you be so kiml
' as to help us a little. Times are
hard and a l^tle help to get lie
of the needed things of lite wiw sure
be appreciated very much. Please
help me and my aged mother some
if you can we will appreciate any
amount you will be kind enought to
. send to us to help us in our needey
condition.
Dear readers 1 am trying in my
sad condition to take orders for
Gummed Stickers. 1 can have the
Stickers printed with your name an?t
address on them. The Stickers are
very nice to stick on the corner <>r
your envelopes and packages, etc.
1 am sure you will liko them and
the stickers are very cheap.
1 am sure you will all find them
very convenient and useful dear
readers. All that will send me
twenty-five cents in coin or stamp*
I will have five hundred Gummed
Stickers mailed to your address just
as soon as L can have tl.em printed.
Please he sure and write your names
and addresses plainly, so I will
know how to have the Sticker*
printed correctly. Please help mcout
in any way that you can and I
sure will appreciate your orders very
much. I get 7 cents commission out
of every 25 cent order. If I couuld
get lots of orders it would be lots
of help to me. I will close hoping
to hear from many of you. May
God bless you all.
Your Helpless Friend,
Javy Mills
Wampee,. S. C. R. F. D. No. 1,
Box 25.
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LOST?One blue serge coat with
discharge from the army in inside
pocket. One Junior pin was attached
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ket bore the initials D. E. T.. Finder
please return to the Horry Herald
office and receive rewaru. lmo
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NOTICE.
All persons are hereby warned
not to hunt or shoot on my land on
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^ CONWAY DEPARTMENT STORE.1
f This issue carries another half
! page advertisement for the Conway
Department Store. With his slogan
of "Walk a Block and Save a Dollar."
Werblun is going after his
| share of the good Horry business
with a full line of goods.
Send the News to the Herald.
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NOTiCti OF SALK
Under and by virtue of the decrcc
ami judgment of the court made by
his Honor S. W. G. iShipp PresidFor
Sale I
I COLORED TOWN OF
I M. W. Todd, General Merchar
| town located on the Florida Fust Cc
hundred and fifty lots on easy tern
This is Todd's Subdivision of /
residential section, ho in located or
are 50 x 150 ft., are a square of 15
lent water. A fine section for tru<
This is in the Irish Potato belt,
For further information, any oi
M. W. TOD!
Box. No. 74, Arm
Or J. L. Randolph, Post Mastei
Real Estate and Insurance Agent.
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ing Judge, in the case of Lizzie Bell I
IMyis, and Lettie Ellen Lewis, Plain- H
tffxs,vs Kllem Stalvey, Nora Stalvey H
and Burroughs A Collins Company, H
Eftfendants, and dated the 27th day H
of May A. I)) 1921 I, the undersigned H
W. L. Bryan, C. C. C. P. as special H
Master, will sell at public auction H
to the highest bidder before the H
Court House dow at Conway, in H
Horry Count, and State of South H
Carolina, during legal hours of sale, ^ I
on salesday iir. September next, it be- \ H
ing the 5th day of said month, all ' 'vM
and singular) those certain lands situate
in Horry County, and described
as follows, tb wit: H
Tract No. 1. All that tract of land fl
in Conway Township, in the Coun- I
ty and State aforesaid, containing H
14.7 acres, designated as Parcel A on ' H
a plat made by W. C. Pitts, in Sep- 1 H
tember 1918, being ttfie same land
conveyed to K.. P. Stalvey by Bur- H
roughs & Collins Company on Sep- H
tember 14th, HI18,. and bounded H
North by land' of Conway Lumber H
Company, East and Sonth by Bur- H
routfs & Collins Company, and West I
by land of A. K. Davis and land of H
Conway Lumber Gompar.y. H
Tract No. 2. All that tract of land I
lying in Dotf Bluff Township, con- fl
taining two and one-half acres, more H
f>r loss, purchased by K. P. Stalvey H
from Rant Brown and known as a fl
part of the Rant A. Brown estate, H
Lind bounded North- by land of Fred I
Lewis, East by T. M. Shelly, Soutih I
and West by Rant BVown land. fl
Ter ns of sale cash. Purchaser to fl
pav for papers. I
Conwav. S. August :*rd. 1921.
W. L. Ki yaw C. C. C. P.
As Special Master. H
TT. 11. Woodward, I
Plaintiff's Attorney- I
teal Estate I
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it, of Armstrong, Fla., a votored I
>ast R. R.; has tor-sale (1 " <?) one I
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Irmstrong, Fla.,.and is fiinf as a I
i the Dixie Highway. ..These- lots I
0 x 180, good 'dtaihage and excel- I
k farming ami hHmI climate. I
five miles east of Hastily** I
le interested 'may write
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strong, Floridd; I
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