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* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * district between the required ages of * * * LANFOtD S(HOOL~ NEWS, six and sixteen who werc not enrolled SSHOIu (ring the session. * * e * * * * * T * * * * * R* * * The ural Scohol Improvement As Lanofrd April 23.-The I,anfordo Sept. 4, 141101 'dApri 23---hc I.inoid1916, anid rei)0ite(I eacih iiintiiiy slleet Graded school closed its session ofi 1916-1917 on Friday evening, April School to rs, tilerlaie Duriag t 20th, with an excellent address oil the subject of education by . .1. .ilof the soo Mndc-are raied Swain of Greenville. After the ad- has b)001 expended10(1 filhs purpose. dress tihe i'olViowing inedals 'were As tle regular steelings have been awarded: held on Friday before ile Fourth Sun Oratory-C. C. %ox; given by tile we held our last meeting ding Hil ral School I ip rovemlent AXssoica- the scholast ic year of 1 9,6-'9 17 onl tion Schola rshi p -lan Cox; and o n Do- n I afternoon. This Was the 1916 an rprtdeah othymet portilent--San Waolff. These were Most ileres ing s. ieeting D i have given by (lie princihl of the school. oold. The following airograi was well i prizes Ill tile pian for the1(Inter- chlla(lero d r ineiiate deptartmednts wereA also T he se of milee oilha C.e hdWarneri. There were thirty-two whod 'eeci ved 1 rary ('cr1 ihalles anid 00, i~l ((h0110eld ouse of paetr-gdneal. Mattle Moor. Imho woe a erfect At- t c t hlst get yil of slop i I le te05(11lice lbadtgo. kitch(ll.-MrIs. .1. M. Pili ng. ion;111ih ISlie larsIlan1 i seve l -ev- The auestion of wter . Tilos wal (h ('I prtment %CSara i'ooled. At he Close ill in resenin ieiergeetin was hiscess (if by the pre i al of( Ithe I sc he. The d and f Vocl (ig by Mrs. I WI pize ~ ) ei I mI l Io(d Scnter -111(l rnidered .:ohs well rendered. I Southern atrs by band at opera After this very Interesting program bouse while convention assembles; it was decided to cotin1ue the regular 9:30 i. ic., commanders of brigades meetings oil Friday before the foirth and camps will report at headquar S'tn1day (ir'ing vacation. We shall ter" for orders; 10 a. Il., opening ex be glad to welcome tle Rtural School ervises of the reurnion, Suth Caro Supervisor and any other visitors who ia dlivisio, Unirted Confderate pet mllay he interested lih our association, erans; wiusle cnveting called to order t any time, i: our midst. by Capt. W. Ii. Edwards, commander At. this last miteetig we were all Walters f on Camp, U. C. V.; ox most pleasantly siu rprised when ottr ology by entire audience; invocation very thoughliful and general president, by Lieu t. ('ol. F. 0. "u rton, .). D., dl Mrs. C. I,. W1ldrop, annon nced that visioni c haplain; add(1ress of Wel(comeiO refreshmeti would be served, every- for the State by Go. Ilelica'r(I 1. otte present enjoying lie cake and Alanning: address or welcome for the lemon punch as well as the social city by layor Z. V. Davidson; ad gathering and most helpful prograi. dress of welcome for local veterans by Capt. V. If. Edwards; address of ('ONFE'DE~hIA? E RIEUNION welcome for local Sons of Veterans OPENEI AT I CHETR I;.y Col. A. L. Gaston; music. ('nfederaNes of State (atithered at (hairnian of lieelig delivers tile l'hester. Two Days' Session. gavel to It. ii. Teague, major general, Chester, April 20 .----T[he followilg Is com1mailding SoItIII Carolina division, the (comiplele iprogrammie of the South 1'. C. V.; response oil bellalf of South Carolina division, Iltitel Confederate Carol inac division by .1. Hi. Wit on; Veteran reunion to be held here resionse on iwhiali of Soith carolina Tuesdav and Wedicsday: division, 1'. S. C. V., by M.\addon .John TiesdAy, .\pril 21 -9::;0 to 10 n. sonW; MUSI; Preseitation of Gen. C. Irvine Walker, honorary cominander int chaplain, Maj. 11. W. Ilitt; I to in chief United Confederate Veterans; 2:30 p. in., dinner for all veterans; .1 annual oration, Col. J. Rice Smith, Au- p. m., veterans' parade; form at posit gusta, Ga.; anlnounicemttents; ad- ollice, u1p York street to Foote st reet, journment; diner for all veterans; 3 thence to Saluda street and back to p. Im., business meeting at opera lhuse; postollice; 8 p. Im., rec"ept ion of veter adjournment; I to 5:30 p. m., recep- ans and visitors; 9 p. In. annual Ir lion by Chester chapter, U.. D. C., at union ball; from 9 to 10 p. In. floor of Commercial club; 8:30 p. Im., music; hall will be reserved to veterans, ofll I presentation of oilcial .ladies, division icials, visiting and leading ladies. Tho brigades and camps hy Commander 'Sons of Veterans will lojd tieilr eon Teague. vention at the same time.-h'le State. Wednesday, April 25.-9:30 a. m., mltusie by band at. opera house; 9:31 His Unique Proposal. a. m., oilliers of brigades and campi ITo was a morbid youth and a nerv. report it headlquarters; 10 a. i.. a. ous lover. Often had ho wished to tell dress by Aliss .1. Rutherford, x-his-the ide how o longed to make torian Ulnited Daughters of tile Con- her all his own. Again and again had federacy; business before the conven- IS nerve filed lit. But tonight tionl; It a. it., memorial service to there wa at "do-or-die" look In his eye. he Cnfedrat (led an riii t toThey started for thieir ugual walk, and te Confederate dead and tribute toseat the women of the Confederaey; 11:30 lit v e c a. in., presentation of mrs. J. L. 'c- A hiiV1)) Inspiration seized Win. "Ma Whtiter, presideli t Soiith Carolina dI- t.iii. Il ' Il tremblilg licceits vision. ('. 1). C.; reception of sponsors, 'Mit ti When you die-how Shoild llaids of, h1oon11. mat.1trolis of holoim atui you anlde t ) ho buried here Nvith my viit 1 ing ladis; leetiolt of 1 i am o11 (lie stone over yoof?'-Lodout adiou i men tou enedicorion O ahssastd- hseidliote. RED IRON RACKE Two Big Stocks In Laurens to Select From---No Scarcity of Goods. OUR MOTTO IS: BUSINESS AS USUAL .*1 - Mz. 5-: SAME GOODS FOR LESS MONEY MORE GOODIS FOR SAME MONEY SAME SHOES FOR LESS MONEY. MOR SHOES FOR SAME MONEY Our Prices On Many Items are Less Than Wholesale I. owV'o 1A 1 Same Good for Less Money. More Goods for Same Money WeCnntst ur -6 BARGAIN DAYS~ EACH WEEK 6-- This NeapeWul No. 1 Store 210 W. Laurens St. No. 2 Store 0. B. Simmons Block, Next to Laurens Hardware Co. . Brn & o.s ed IronRce