The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, January 09, 1908, Image 4
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C. W. WOLFE, ?'
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THURSDAY. JAN. 9, 1908. in!
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> THE SCHOOLS OF WILLIAMSBURG.
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SOME STATISTICS SHOWING PROGRESS!?
MADE-SMALL SCHOOL DiS- "
TRIl'TS PREFERABLE ; r
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(The following ihi|kt \va> iva?t by < ountv Supenatencivot
of education J t? M^lulltiui'li aunt
mtt'Ung of county superintend* nt* u! education
held In Columbia la-t week.) >
The outlook for improved school
conditions in Williamsburg county
is promising. The school system is
J not at present satisfactory, owing es- e
pecially to the fact thai many of the
iobool districts are unreasonably'
* large, some of them containing near- ^
ly 100 square miles and having from y
6 to 10 schools for each race, all under
the oversight of one set of
trustees. 1 y
1: is now tbecustom, when a com- ?
muuity wants better school facili- e
tiefl, to petition for a one school dis- i r<
trict and levy a special tax. With- ^
in a few years some 10 or 1 il such : ?
I small districts "nave been formed in ! J
this way, and in all such cases the y
school conditions have been improved,
as evidenced by better buildings, j
longer school terms, more efficient.
1 Iceberg, and greater i?it<-rest snowed
by patrons and pupils.
The present county board of education
beljeyes that dividing the \i
COnnty for school purpose hjto one- J I
school districts is necessary for a
first class system, a ?d iu'euds to begifl
jrork along this line at an early I
h dty'
W The increased interest in school
| affairs among our people generally
r is piobably the most encouraging
' sign of progress. The special tax
levy for school purposes the coming
year amounts to $9,300, almost dou
I>bJe that of last year, ami this in- j
urease is accounted for largely by i.
Lreater number of districts imposing
||be tax. Every one school district
B the county imposes a special tax
lot one. Most of them reach the 4 |
will limit, and Johnsonville district {
By special act of the legislature, has ?
tj^jrjjjijl special levy\ for running ""
expense. .. *
" Daring the present year a number
lof good honses have been built iu
different sections of the county. A
$10,000 addition is now being built
to the, Kingstree graded school.
Lake City has recently moved into
F their new $10,000 building. Scranton
has just finished a $3,500 brick
building. Johnsonyille district, a
neighborhood 25 miles from the
railroad, has erected and paid for
by private subscription a building
oosting something like $3,000. Wil*
son district has made an addition to
their already good building costing ^
some $800. Cedar Swamp school is cc
now occupying quarters at a recent
cost to the patrons of $800. Lake
district has jnst finished by private
means a $500 building, and the 5
patrons of one school in Mouzon, a
large district, have built an ice house
at a oost of $500. A number of other
districts are making preparations
for building good houses at an early *
day. All- these schools bnt three are
io rural sections, and are the result
of the union of two or more small
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f SCOOOIS. J.H1B wors, eiucpi iu iuc
case of Kingftree and Lake City,
where they voted bonds, has been
done bv means of private subscription
supplemented by the aid of the
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mutyboaid of education, aN proded
by law. ] think that lilt- act
.*re referred to deserves much of
lecredit forme good buildings we
3\v have.
None of our schools has been able
> take advantage of the High
ehool act. We cannot hope to do
lything along this line until the
Id style large di-tiicts are ab-dishi.
It is impossible to get eiirll
i^t rta*r c r. ft v -? tov \\ P
?w have a numberof srhmds in the
unity that > iI.i easily t by
le High *> -rj.Hji urt if there weie a
umber of < ??tjtiij?iu ?. ? small districts
lat would probably aid bv a sunt!)
?ecial levy f.?r Hie purpose.
Citation NoticeMATE
OF SOUTH CAROLINA
County of W ".lliam-fcu'g
By I' M Bro' kinton E-nuiit-, Prolntt
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\\ her-as tv j) Met lavy. J". mad?
lit to me. to grant him left rs of ad
iini^tr?tion of the estate of am
Teets of W D McClary, Sr.
The?e ar? therefore to cite :?nd ?ul
icni-h all -insular the kindred am
red it or# of the said \Y D Mct'lary
r.. deceas d, that they be and appea:
efore tne. in th?* Cour. of Probate, ti
e held at Kings tree. S. < .on t-th da:
f January next after publication there
i, at 11 o'clock in tne forenoon, t<
tow cause, if any thej have, why th<
lid administration should not he grant
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< liven under my hand this 3l?th day o
ecember. Anno Domini, 1'>>L
Published "n the -i;d dav of Januar
!h>S in the < OUNTY RE< ORD.
P M BrockinioN,
Probate Judge
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ER, 1907.
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?!rutins; Expense* stnek on rfan<l
of Each Breakage ' Lat-t
Dispensary Day of Month
217.03 2J.10 5,707.05
283.90 30.64 4,117.25
109.12 19.00 3,433.40
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