Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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by the way . H\ I)Ol{|S \ s . M>FKs uu: s( H(hi[> Several {)• r -i'!.' i.avv -aai "I'm waiting tu :~>-v y<jur cnm- ments on tho lato't HK\S y f uidolim's fur opi talior, of tae schoo. Is. " I i'ea lly do n' t ha ve much <*< >mme mt -i 1 ’ v'e 1 iee n r i t - inp r on that sub jet" r f, , r at lea't the p as ;t ten y '■ar - , r he t heme a! way s he my • f,. ( mral aid hmnp; ' f eder •a! e' U , M'i ' ;." Th. peop! !ia v e ; t ^ K ♦ 1 C f, , r what h a' n ;hm 1 e n, ■i! ;;-1 what IT' > • f'W to liaj'pe 1 : 11 * m;, fu - f uv, .'imply L lV 9 ’ !; 1! ’. y th .• at- t i:ude ‘ ■It w on’ r l app I. n h e !'e. ” How m any of you i i: iv.- r a; -e,l your V : i :c(‘' i n i t IM> 1 .'it ion ? ■ - the actions take 13 »i the ('< i ■ i n t y Roa I'd 1 of K lie atm lfl H " \v many < f f ym ; h; i Ve wr 1 M e n •he Pre-^if le nt. t 11 1 1 u r Sw a t o r s and ■ nyre •< -n if n, t. 1 • X ! i ’ t ■ - < ymi r >posit ion ti * f e im-al ( ' ( i r ’ - tro! ( ,f you r- < i ■ hoe 1 11 In th e ma Me r i > f : v oavr; r "c. ,, i. ■ v h ■, t w 'a v Mi -f, >■ rt-r" V.. ,; t i Vi 4 o \’oIunH‘ .‘ } »1 — No. 17 Newberry, S. ( . 29108. Ihursday, August 17. 1907 82.00 Per Year—Sinyle Copy 10c ^ rs * Scruggs services held on Wednesday I i.'! a n < r, a a ■ :■ r w r '. Mi ,. i-istCle Tav mr Ser ; y y - W i f' iWllo 1 ‘ 1 ( J t . I W" t ’olleye e (• . St. Seruyy Kx- . y t t I lile.j Tue tei ; lay at a i 'hr.. f il! f 1 t ' C , i i no . m.'P till af S! ■ w a' a ' ;tt : \ • "f I ... i'i c ■, ( '('.,!, , 1.1 (:! 1 W • Y-. m M », • ■ I M ,'f elm 1! mi!. t i *. K : V School faculty lists not yet complete Summer finals t i , , r ,. . . p v. : i - a m l m ! 'f r . * . m ■ i ■ i, WM H a: d o %, t a . •. < •' . a i'l. t ' ! ■ ww '' Th A ; v i; ! v « il \ H * 1 ■ r. ■ ■ 1 \' : ; a : ,u Lie. t \\ , 11 i 1 IN . ' ) 1 '> 1 1 ' i'l < ' r*•• *:. ■ 1 ■ ., t * 5 (1 C- • N r : : ■ •mt , M W !' j Cr Plans aro propaa'ssiny for imiilcmontinp: tin- latest HKW- ai'proved "plan" for operation of Ne\vlieir\ ( ounty schools for the 1 ‘.utT-ths session, aeeordmy to Ralph Watkins, eoui.ty di- n rfor of sehouls. t Pi r ! ; i ( it' i \ Indian Club kick-off meet u Ou in n i e r Session e o i n - ' men' ' Xere'ses will in' N'.-U !•<•!•( y ( ol: five Pl'l ; i f' • 1 : i ■ v. i n ; t ' ; ",0 p, ni n \ ( I I * \\ ( hapeh I i' il i.will the t '1, 1 I'l • i k. 'e 1 ' • ■ ■ ■ ,:. ■ ■ ' io . .idemii ii:a11 ei s .,' i i;; r, , m , .f the sn it’, me r > • ' ■ .oof, r de .• rec-t 11 ■ :i ; ~ r' ■! hy I a.no ' A 'o a ! o u"a t r.ir and .i, reep>s a atm; :• >>js. and 1'honias la. Kp 1 ip a . e ■ i , ■ t a r*, of ; he faenb t •. I a i: Harr;, \\A-i ,er will ■ rv e as ( 'ha pt.a i. ! : . |,; i ■ i- , , ■( > m ! ia ! ‘v , nVitfd Bike licenses "W, h; \ e Pit!, a!'., to sei'Ut'U line . I H 1. 1,, l w p! a i m i n 1 1 ■ Of the he affected with on Wat!, ins said, "and there will he nn de- la'. ! *■ i >r ad ve i .s i■ ef fof t mi ! lie ! i.■ ’ i' K i ( ’ ’ • ; f . A n ’ . , , Ra , i PC » ’ ' ' J • < 1 wul ! lie < 'f 11 ’ !\ opena ny of chi M > I . ” 1' 1 1■1 Lb;: .. . ' ! and j j \ ( i s 'A ■ W 1 ! 1 ! '7 ex" its .ai.- m-iied next W C ' • k f( M a! I m i - \Y wherry ('ounty p 11 h 1 i e !. ' t 11| ,, i j ml K t • uff .Meet ay 1'tm r - - son- w dm-e Vi ti 1 C 11 Iiav e not eh.u.ds will open to stuih ■nts A \\ da v. A i • y U .-t • H at 7 s’.e ii.m. in Vet ' • n In 'i-nsei 1. aeci i i di ny to on Auyust .‘Hst, althotip :h te; ieh- : h i.- time K; ,i' if m; in n H all Oaf 'eteria, ae- John .1 . St rib! ih * fit V afetv ers will heytn several d lays < .'ar- l-.u r ■ 'p.iin eordiny . <) i' o arh Ha i rv Hedy - (11 t lee ia Th use whi i h a vi * S < 1 - her for m-serviee traminy and Rh. Cl ■ r e’a! y. ('ll! ed !. c c n .•n*s (1 < > not h; ive to workshops. t!n Klimt ; lean This >. ; ip|l< •r w- 1 come.' t lie remw them at thi s time ^ -- Am- If, . 1 i ;i n s h om. i 1 , ( oa eh Hedge- The seia ■dale is im f« 111 o w s: IHK C ANDII) ATKS ' to i ; \ w ! i; l ' t! l : ( luii m mliers aie Mum i; t >'. A uy i mt • > 1 — 1 , R a- h o p’s The Sun will he i ia. 1 tu , plih- >7 A 71 - ;k. d t t > I tay f i i!' tile ir own and Skat- A rei ia. ft 1 1 a n 1 . 1 ish pieture., ami hrief 1 miyia iph- • r ; i !'la;. el P ! . 1 L ♦ ■. ( tpen hoii-e TUe- • lay. A i y te-] t 2: ) . Mollo- leal sketch..- ‘ d the e; undid ales ! Nil! \\ ! in- i i l 1 Id i] the t ; ew ! y ri no- hm, R; i rk, ft 1 1 a m.; M< Swain for nomination m th e 1). ■mo- I t e‘( j M a< Im; an yymna.'ium. St. S w immmy 1 Np) 1. 1 -d p.m. eratie primary, prior to Septem - Tile 'i m ( ' r»*t i try me d that the W.'d ma-d; pv. ,\ uy ' ! f 1 ’ A f n ■ > . Oak- he! 12. After the 12th. -k et ches .U.ti 1 ( MM y 1 II eml .e r- hip roster i.s land R hill Field, [i 1 1 a m.; of Republican eandidat. •s will he .... < y ■■ ■' r m A up t ( ) da! Pa and asked that Speers St S (' 111 H J 1 , i p.m. used, ('andidates ai'e ask. u 1 to J a a r : \ r 11 e- n ! .♦• r rmt i "ceiviny a Thur -11 a y . Auyu- M 2 1: West submit picture- and inf urination cuMtai" him. Knd Hark. ! 1 a.rn. as soon as possible. C. N. Martin :-ar A I ' da ■ a k ,■ t’h c r \ ♦ ‘ I h ! i i 1 ■ i <• ., 1 1 4 '. f , ! y t i'. . r> . - m 1 1 1: e X i' e J ! i f,,,. > :, m w ho m , y h t 1.. ; N’.'W ! , rry A i i e m e u l i i d he i m A , \ ,, a - it'll .pm ♦ < ' a i lhrr\ ,,n’y thi ■. . ■ u , ' J >- 1 level. it is reyre' t fib d' y ' h< '( > i s have com sit ’latiuii. I .’ w hat did yi < in t. (( u'. tinned on ! ( iw ' .. in N. i Tt m w, p, P ,r,a A • .r R • o..-' • . • : e~ ’. r\ A., 11 . pai:P- ai ' r w ere H'-r- • • »t I .ee (11 N. a m. R a 'Idy Cii- . ian. .1 ohi, Havis. RnddAm in 'i.s, ,1: m my Red' tdiaupii ami 1! .roP; Hoik' Hwwaiy pallhearer' were the nmmts r f the k R'th \ rri .v Rami of the National Members of Little Roys Midyet Raseball teams were honored at a banquet at Speers Street School Saturday niyht. Coaches and players were presented trophies at this time. Coaches receiviny trophies are shown, from left, Gene Mathis, coach of runner-up team, Oakland UTWA ; Lloyd Layman and Pete Livinyston, coaches of the championship team, Champion INS. I ’layers receiviny trophies, from left, were Allan Mclntire, battiny champion and most valuable player; Mickey Fallaw, Sportsmanship Award; Steve Shealy, Rookie of the Year Award; and Stan Senn, Pitching Award. (Sunphoto)