The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, June 09, 1910, Page SIX, Image 6
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Johnsonville.June 6:?On Sunday,
May 22, at 11 a m, a great congregation,
including the whole of Johnsonville
Hjgh school, their friends
and a large number of visitors from
a distance, gathered at Johnsonville
church to hear the annual commencement
sermon preached by Rev
W B Oliver, the eloquent pastor of
Florence Baptist church, who delivered
a masterly discourse, replete
with eloquence and burning words
of wis lorn adapted to this occasion.
Monday, May 23, at 11 a m, the
commencement address was delivered
in the auditorium of the school
building by Senator E D Smith. This j
lecture, entitled "What Is Worth!
While?" contained much wholesome j
advice, emphasized by many striking j
and forcible illustrations, and was j
thoroughly enjoyed by all, especially j
the graduating class, who learned!
' that their days in school, though j
they seemed long.had not been spent
in vain, and with renewed courage
they go forth into the future, hoping
and trusting that they may be
able to prove the statements of the
eloquent orator to he true.
On Monday, at 8:30 p m, the regular
commencement exercises were
carried out. The auditorium, which
is said to have a seating capacity of
500, was not able to seat the crowd
present. While regretting that all
*c>uld not be provided with seats, yet
we were delighted to have had this
vast number of people recognize and
appreciate our efforts to improve ed
ucational conditions. Notwithstanding
the discomfort of an overcrowded
hall the programme was handsomely
rendered and enjoyed by all
present. For the skill and training
of the pupils the teachers of Johnsonville
High school deserve much
?- J - Ao*.nAef on/1 cnonocc.
crcuil iUI Iimu, ecu 11COI cuiu ouvwoiful
work, especially during this session
of the school.
Yes, those of 1909-10 were faithful
teachers who are worthy of
praise for the part they played in
our comn.unity,and we hope we may
be so fortunate as to have them labor
with us another session.
Last, but not least, on Tuesday,
^Alay 24,the Class of '10 was presented
with tangible tokens of their long
^years of studious industry?their diplomas.
A sympathetic audience
comfortably filled the auditorium and
the following programme, including
the motto, colors and flowers of the
class, was rendered:
Motto: "No Victory without Labor."
Colors: Black and white.
Flower: Forget-me-not.
w Salutatory,
Norval Newell, Class President
History Juanita Haselden
Instrumental Solo Alma Chapman
Statistics. Jessie Cannon
Poem El a Cannon
Prophecy Alma Chapman
Instrumental Solo Eva Venters
Will Ola Spring
Instrumental Solo Eva Venters
Valedictory.. Elting Chapman
Song, "Farewell" Class
Delivery of Diplomas
The salutatory by the class president,
Mr Norval Newell, was in every
respect worthy and appropriate,
and his delivery of it won for him
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The "Historian", Miss Nita Hasel- j
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den, related a true history of the '
Class of '10 from 1903 to 1910 and j
with characteristic humor gave her
class-mates some palpable hits in a i
jocular way. She did not forget to
pay tribute to those who have been
called away from their class-mates,
saying: "We miss our class-mate,
'Lessie'; yet not one could wish her
back, for her parting words were a
great consolation to us in our bereavement."
In the "Class Statistics" Miss Jessie
Cannon, the only tenth grade
girl, hit the eleventh grade her last i
hard blow, while the "Poem," by i
Miss Ela Cannon,following these.was
smooth and rhythmical and manyi
thoughts true to the history of the
past and expectations for the future,
were voiced in poetic measure.
Then came the destiny of each
through the prophecies of Miss Alma
Chapman. This future state some
would wish to lie before them, while
others would not dare to hare their
future unfolded by the prophet.
But regardless of what the future
held in store, Miss Ola Spring,
through the "Class Will," did not
fail to give tfc all means whereby
they might gain access to greater
and nobler planes of life and duty.
! Following this, our only tenth
grade boy, Mr El ting Chapman,
gracefully said "Adieu," when the
girls of the class chanted a beautiful
song, "Farewell", and Dr 0 M
Chapman delivered to Averett Rollins,
Irene Mullinix, Thora .and
Willie Davis prizes for highest
marks. Finally Prof R S Major de
livered the diplomas and after many
good-byes and happy wishes were
given, the class moved off the stage
determined to live up to their motto.
1
Commencement of 1910 has been
to pupils and teachers alike a sad
occasion due to the fact that God
in His infinite mercy and all-wise j
providence only two months before
had taken from their midst a very
dear class-mate, "Lessie",to increase
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the number of angels in heaven.
Wishing all a happy vacation,
I am, as ever,
A True Frifnd.
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Our Commencement Issue.
Editor County Record: ?
Somebody was kind enough to
send me a copy of your paper con-,
taining your admirable write-up of
the commencement in Kingstree. I
appreciate very much your references
to me and mine. But I especially
write to congratulate you on
the success vou have achieved in the
newspaper world. I had heard of
your success and now I see it with
own eyes. Some day I hope to be
able to have my name put on your i
mailing list and to have the pleasure
of reading your paper regularly. .
Wishing you continued prosperity,
in all things, I am,
Very sincerely,
Watson B Duncan.
Pastor Bethel Methodist Church,
Charleston, S C, June 4.
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NEXT DOOR TO
Farmers' Union Meeting.
I
Williamsburg County Farmers'
Union will meet at Lake City with I
Lake City local union on Thursday,'
July 7, at 12 o'clock m. All local
unions are - requested to send full
delegations, as some very important
business is to come before the county
union. J D Daniel, t
J T Frierson, Pres. j
Sect'y. 6-9-3t
Mouzons, June 4. '
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Brenau College
Conservatory,
; Gainesville, Ga,
March 14,1910.
Mr Cu ts -M Stikfk,
Baltimore. Md.
j Dear Sir:
The uninterrupted grow'h
j of our Conservatory, and the.
J present unusual enlargement
' through the consolidation of
the faculty of Shorter Coll. ge
with that of Brenau. render
necessary an addition to our
I piano equipment, and we wish
i to place with you an order for
twenty StiefT pianos, which
please select for us with great
| care and ship in time to veach
us not later than Septeinlier
j first.
We have in our Conservatory
pianos of the most famous
manufacturers, and in consideration
of thi>? fact it -hnu'd be
a source of gratification to
you that we are able to say
that this order for yonr pianos
is due to our very satisfactory
experience of the past three
year-with StiefT pianos in our
Conservatory (and also in
Shorter College), and it is of
| interest al-o that this purchase
gives us no fewer than seven-,
I ty pianos alone?probably a
greater number than the enItlre
musiiMlequipment of any
other woman's college in
America.
Very truly yours,
H .1 Prakce,
T J Simmons,
Presidents.
4.
Notice of Election.
By order of the county board of education
of Williamsburg county an election
will l>e held at the Union school
house on Friday. June 17, 1910, to de
termine whether a tlir**e-rnill tax snail
be levied in Uiiioti school district.No 18,
for school purposes. Those in favor of
such levy will vote "yes", and those
opposed will vote "no". AH qualified
electors in the distriet will be allowed
to vote. Trustees will act as managers.
E G Haseldkn,
Chairman Board Trustees School district
No 18. G-2-3t
Arrival of Passenger Trains at
KIngstree.
The Atlantic Coast Line railroad
has promulgated the following schedule,
which became effective Sunday.
May 15, 1910:
North Bound.
No 80 - - - 7:50 a m
*No 46 - - 11:36 am
No 86 6:15 p m
South Bound.
No 83 - - - 11:12 a m
*No 47 - - - - 5:50 p m
No 89 - - - 9:05 p m
Daily except Sunday.
jstree Sa
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! you the HIGHEST QUALIT
, Cuffs,Shirts, I
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erchandise at your door,
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NELSON HOUSE.
Summons for Relief.
(COMPLAINT SERVED.)
STATE OF SOUTH CAR LINA,
COUNTY OF WILLIAMSBURG,
Com t of Common Pleas.
F Rhein and l> D Rhem, co-partners
trading under the firm name of F
Kliem & Sons. Plaintiffs,
against
Rosa (Voper, < lara McCants. Alv:n
Cooper. Frances Cooper. Billie Cooper,
Henry Cooper. Hugh James
t ( oopcr. Lear Cooper. Gussi*- Belle
Cooper. Hester Cooper, and A G Carter
and E F Pmsser, co-partners
trading under the firm name of Prosser
& Carter. D fondants.
To Ciara McCan:s, Alvin < ooper.Frances
Cooper and Billie Cooper, absent
Defendants
You are rereby .snmrnoned and require.!
to answer the complaint in th's
action, a ropy of which is herewith
served upon you,and to serve a copy ot
your answer to sain complaint on the 1
subscribers at their office in K'ingstree,
S C. within twenty da*, sutler the serv-!
! I -T 1.aJ'i |,A /t^,. . yf rt.i/.ll I
ire nereoi, cAiiusnr u? mr ua.i sulu
servic-: niid if you fail to answer the
complaint within th<- time aforesaid,
the plaintiff in this nrti? n will apply to
the court for the relief demanded in
(he complaint.
Kklij-.y & Hinds.
Plaintiffs' Attorneys..
Take Notice?That the complaint in
tiie above entitled ac;ion has l>e-n filed
in the office of theCl-rk of court for
Wi liamsburg couiitv.
Keli.ey & Hinds,
Plaintiffs' Attorneys.
Notice to Infant Defendant.
STATE OF $0l'TH-CAROLINA,
COl'NTY OF WlLLr>MSBUKO,
( ourt of Common Plea-.
F Rhem and D D Rhem, co-partners
trading under t .e firm name of F
Rhem & Sons, Plaintiffs,
vs
Rosa Cooper, Clara McCants, Alvim
Cooper, Fiances Cooper, Billie Cooper,
Henry ( oojxt,I1 ugh James Cooper.
l.ear i ooper, Gus.-e Belle Cooper,
Hester Cooper, and W G Carter and
E F Pros8er, eo-partners trading under
the firm name of Prosser & Carter,
Defendants.
To Billie Cooper, infant defendant
above named.over the age of fourteen
years:?
Take Notice?That unless you procure
t he appoininient of a guardian ad
litem to appear and defend this action
on your behalf within twenty days after
the service of the summon- herein
upon you, an appli ation will be made
to H 0 Britmn, Esq,Clerk of this Court^
at his office in Kingstree, S C. by the
undersigned, on the 21st day after said J
serviee at It o'clock a m, for an order |
r, !. .<? o cuitulilii ncr-nn crnard- '
OJJpVUil,."6 -V... , Q
ian ad litem for you and authorizing |
and directing him to appear and defend i
th<- above entitled action on your behalf.
Kellky it Hinds,
5-19-6t Plaintiff-' Attorneys.
Attention, Democrats! |
Notice is hereby given that all Democratic
clubs that fail to re-organize
and report the election of officers to
County Chairman Stoll or Secretary C
W Wolfe will not be allowed to oarticipate
in the primary elections. The executive
comii ittee extended the time
30 days from May 2. After that date it
will be too late to re-organize.
PH Stoll,
County Chairman.
c W Wolfe,
Scct'y. 5-2C-tf
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upholstered rn cretonne, a . '
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end of that time we will
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