The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, March 30, 1911, Page EIGHT, Image 8
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ANDKEWS ACTIVITIES.
Negro Boy Seriously Hurt?Dynamite
Demonstration Discussed.
Andrews, March 27:?Your scribe
attended the demonstration of ditch
digging with dynamite at or near
Taft last Tuesday. Our county and
Georgetown were well represented;
the crowd was estimated at 600 to
700 men; quite a number of representative
business men and farmers
were present from Kingstree, Lake
City. Greelyville, Andrews, Georgetown
and all sections of the two
counties. Also our County Commissioner
and our competent Road
Bogineer were present to look over
our new road now under construction
from Andrews to Trio. All the
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people spoke in approving terms of
our new thoroughfare.
MrW H Andrews, the superintendent
of the Georgetown & Westam
railroad, placed a well equipped
train at the disposal of the crowds
all along the line of the G & W. He
alto met a large crowd at Lanes and
took them to and from the scene of
the fire-works. Besides this accommodation,
Mr Andrews furnished
luncheon to all who would go to the
eamps of Mr Tom Ford near Earls.
The special train took the crowd
from Taft to Earls,where the luncheon
was served, which gave the people
the opportunity to see our new
road. But on the down trip from
Trnft to Earls we found a large pile
of cord wood on fire near the track,
which made it impassable for our
train; our crowd had, therefore, to
walk for nearly a mile, but we went
over the newly built road to Earls^
and while the men were eating, the
railroad crew was repairing the
burned portion of the track,
z I don't think the demonstration
was a full success with regard to
ditching, but they did some good
work blowing up stumps. Farmers
will in the near future remove their
Stamp* with dynamite.
A negro lad in town, while riding
his bicycle at high speed Saturday.
went to cross the railroad
track near town and fell from his
Wheel. His head struck the railroad
iron and he was knocked unconscious.
He is not expected to lire.
The accident happened within 200
yards of an approaching train, but
some one standing nearby removed
him from the track, otherwise he
Would have been mangled by the
train. Subscriber.
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Bethel, March 27:?A few men oJ
our community attended the dyna
mite demonstration at Taft on Tues
day of last week.
Mr Bishop Burgess visited Kings
tree Saturday.
Mr T B Cooper returned home
Saturday from a week's visit to relatives
near Trio.
Mr and Mrs J V Burgess visited
Kingstree Tuesday of last week.
Miss Ida Brockington has returned
to her home at Nesmith, after
spending some time with relatives
here.
Mrs G W Burgess has returned
home, after spending the week with
her daughter, Mrs D E Cole, near
Turbeville.
Mr David Epps, who has been a
pupil of the Kings tree High school,
is now at home for the summer.
His many friends welcome him back,
Folk. around here enjoyed the
"fish stews" last week, one being
given at Mr C L Burgess's,the othei
at Mr E F Epps's.
Rose Bud,
A Birthday Party.
A merry throng jf care-free
youngsters responded to Miss Stellf
Louise Wolfe's dainty invitation tc
her birth-day party last Saturday,
the occasion being the fourth anniversary
of that young lady's natal
day. The east wind blew hard in
the tender little faces, but the children
kept warm playing their little
games and romping about on the
lawn. The luncheon was much enjoyed
and all the little folk went
home well pleased with the occasion,
wishing their youthful hostess
"many happy returns," and none
seemed to enjoy the afternoon more
than she.
Many little tokens of remembrance
were given Miss Stella by
her guests, among whom were:
Serena Lee, Mary Catherine Epps,
Wilmot Scott Allen, Elizabeth
St&ckley, Elizabeth Swaila, ? Mary
Louise Flagler, Mary Frances Montgomery,
Lizzie Gordon, Anna Grace
Adams,Marie Nelson, Miriam Fluitt,
Lillie Marcus, Lurline Chandler,
Dantzler Butler, Madge McCants,
George Ansel Nelson, Dollie McFadden,
Bertie Funk, Ethel Hodge, Mabel
Hodge, Ruth Fairy, Julie Fairy,
Claud Jones, Maria Stutts, James
Otis Arrowsmith.
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Venters,March24:?The Excelsio
Literary society met in the High
school auditorium on Friday after
noon, March 17, and carried outth
usual programme.The debate was un
usually interesting, the query being
"Resolved, That men of thought ac
complish more than men of action.'
^ The decision was rendered in favo
of the affirmative.
Professor Major left here Tues
day afternoon to attend the Stat
5 Teachers' association in Columbia
with the intention of returning b]
I way of his home in Spartanburg ant
i spending a short time with relative!
' there.
Mr Tate, the State Inspector o:
. Elementary Rural Schools, and Mi
, McCullough, county Suberintendeni
of Education, visited our school on*
day last week.
The honor roll for the fifth montl
r, is as follows:
First grade?Lucia Poston, Eppi<
Hughes, Katie Haselden, Perc:
. Lewis.
Second grade?Grant Perry, Cul
len Cox, Gether Gaster.
Third grade?Rena Cox, Judsoi
t Haselden, Ella Russell Poston, Loui<
, Venters, Dolly Lewis, Patty Hasel
den, Bertha Stone, Louise Eaddy.
Fourth grade?Harry Lambert
I Verna Ard, Willie Baker, Fann:
i Newell, Claude Wyand, Clarice Hug
gins, Clarice Baxley, Articius Cox
i j Eugene Huggins, Emily Powell.
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JPHUi graae?cionaeue vx>cmiciu
' Miller Hughes,Bertha Altman, Editl
Lambert,Allene Cannon, Toulis Hug
gins, Liston Huggins, Nita Cox, Fai
i rey Ard, Philip Lewis.
Sixth grade?Bertha Ard, Mari<
Flowers, Lucile Rollins, Averetb
Rollins, Olive Venters, Davis Newell
Roena Eaddy, Bernice Hughes.
Seventh grade ? Cornelia Cockheld,
Leah Eaddy, Elizabeth Cannon
Eunice Fenters, Tanie Davis, Thon
Davis, Vaughn Cox, Maude Baxley,
Henry Will Haselden.
Eighth grade ? Marena Spring,
Willie Davis, Gladys Hutson, Wilms
Huggins, Gilbert Haselden.
Ninth grade- Cole Cannon, Bertie
Hughes. '
Tenth grade?Sue Stanley.
Corresponding Secretary.
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s We have enrolled so far only 18
boys in the corn club for this year. P
Certainly there must be more boys
in our county who would like to ent
ter the contest. Last year we had
21 members, and of this number five <
boys made more than 100 bushels of
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intended joining but put it off, don't
delay any longer, but write me at
once. The ages of eligibles are be2
'tween 10 and 18 years.
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Nesmith, March 27:?Rev H C
Haddock filled his regular appointment
at Black Mingo church yester?
day. On account of the disagreeable
1 weather only a small congregation
" was present.
Miss Carrie McElveen spent a few
days last week at Moyd's with her
? friend, Miss Annie Moyd.
i Mr S H Cooper made a flying
, trip to Kingstree one day last week
and traded horses. He has a "high
stepper" now.
The young folk of this commun?
ity enjoyed an entertainment last
1 Friday evening, given at the home
of Mr and Mrs B L Nesmith. As
the crowd was leaving, Mr wiuiam
McCullough's horse got frightened
L at the dispersing vehicles and began
to pitch and rear, but by the aid of
! a few of the boys he was brought
under control without damage being
done.
Mr Eli Weaver of Lake City was
noted in our vicinity the latter part
of last week.
Mr CI eve Dukes of Benson was a
visitor at the home of Mr John S
Graham during the latter part of
last week.
Miss Ida Brockinton has returned
to her home near this place, after
spending some time at Mouzons
and other points.
Mr V D Harper of Choppco was a
visitor in this section yesterday.
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