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rilNfiSmE UIGHAM~ I t GRADED SCHOOL NOTES } ? ? ? ?-? HONOR ROLL. Grade I. Elizabeth Fairey.. 95 Philip Stoll 94 Rachel Dove ? 94 Dora Harrington 94 Catherine Steele 94 Lurline Driggers 93 Doris Floyd 91 Maegie Kozma 91 Grade I?Advanced. Jane Gilland 98 Mary Catherine Epps 98 Stella Wolfe 97 Elizabeth Swails 97 Mary Louise Flagier 95 Hazel Fulton 94 Mae Burgess 93 Hazel Reddick 93 Grade II. Grace Kinder 95 Genevieve Reddick 94 Patty Scott Eppa 93 Grade III. Emmie McConnell 93 Ola Dubose 93 Mary Sue Harrington 93 Robert Smith 90 Grade IV. Annie Belle Gamble 93 May Cook 92 Grade V, Evelyn McConnell 94 Caroline McFaddin ?.93 William Gordon 92 Grade VI. Hubert Speigner 98 Nora Kinder 96 Madge McCanls 94 Grade VII. William Cooper 96 Serena Lee ~..96 Hampden Montgomery 96 Grade IX. Erline Mcintosh 97 Pauline McCants 96 Heyward Brockinton 92 Grade X. Leora Gamble 94 CHRISTMAS EXERCISES, SCHOOL AUDITORIUM, 11 a. m., Friday, December 18, 1914. Public meeting of Wee Nee Literary Society. House Called to Order. Prayer by Rev H D Bull. Roll Call and Quotations. Address bv President Leora Gamble. Scripture Concert Reading ? St Luke II.-8-15. Song bv School. readings: 1st. Connie Thomson, Selection from Whittier's "Snow Bound." i T-v ii _. o i ~na. L?eiie oexioij, uirisuuas iu Other Countries." 3d. Grace Haddock, "Two Little Stockings." Music-Duet?Georgia McGill and Claudia Jones. Reporters: Harold Thomson, Virginia Wilson, Ruskin McConnell. Debate. Query: Resolved:?That Money Spent for Christmas Presents Could be Used to Greater Advantage for Charitable Purposes: 1st Affirmative?Edward Hurt. 2nd " Margaret Gordon. 3d " Erline Mcintosh. 4th " Hessie McCullough 1st Negative?Fannie Vause. 2nd " Lula Sexton. 3d " Maul din Lesesne. * 4th " Alex Blakeley. Jokes?David Epps. Decision of Judges. Report of Vice President. Treasurer. Critic. Second Roll Call. Song by Society?"Holy Night". Adjournment. Music?Annie Frierson. Santa Claus Drill, by Boys of Second Orflflo * The Brownies and the Christmas Toys?Children of First Grade. We cordially invite all friends and patrons of the school to attend these exercises. Death of Mr T Logan Scott. Mr T Logan Scott, whose illness at Georgetown was announced in these columns last week, died at 11:30 o'clock Sunday night. The body was brought here on train No 80 Monday morning and interment made in the Williamsburg cemetery that afternoon from the home of the deceased's sister, Mrs M L Allen. Mr Soott is survived by his wife, who is now convalescing at an infirmary in Charleston and has not yet learned of her husband's death. He was a son of the late Judge S McB Scott and a brother of Mesdames Jno F McFaddin and M L Allen and Messrs W R and J F Scott. Children may not be so diplomatic but most of them are too wise to tell their parents what they think of them. SSfiC.... ,7,. |[S^' $uil6 /. i . tTh* mtghl ^?^^pnar? *achom ! frgjS *m nST^i "Ir* I IH ItffJ WE Lea Locals. Leo,December 14:?Wedding bells have begun to ring around Lee of late. Sunday morning Mr Eddie Gaskins and Miss Lillian Prosser were happily married. The ceremony was performed at the home of Mr W W Burrows. Mr Seldon Powell and Miss Mollie Tilton, both of Leo, were united in the holy bonds of wedlock by Notary Public W W Burrows last week. T . CI 1 - lf_ __ J 11 Ij&si ounaay muming an mm mis R L Carter left for Elliott's. Mrs Carter spent a few days with her father's family, while Mr Carter attended the grand lodge of the Masons in Charleston. They returned home Wednesday evening and reported a very pleasant time. Mr Billie Cockfield of Johnsonville, in company with the Prospect teachers, went over to Florence Saturday in Miss Pate's auto. Prospect school gave a box party last Friday evening, which netted a nice little sum for the benefit of the school. Mr E T Gaskins of Indiantown had business at Leo one day last week. We were glad to see Mr Gaskins, who looks to be improving in health again. Mr W M Melton of Leo had a case of mumps a few days ago, but we are glad to report that he is able to be out again. Dr E L St Clair of Glenville, Ga, preached a fine sermon at Little Star church last Tuesday evening:. Rev J B Oliver has moved from Leo to Georgetown county. Hope he will meet with much success in his new field of work. Mrs A A Brown and daughter, Miss Alberta, visited friends in Florence county Friday evening. Mr W B McCants was noted at Leo one day this week. What has become of Mr J J Faddy? Guess he is off on a deer drive. We hear that he is building a neat little cottage near Andrews. Miss Letha Edwards, a teacher in the Brown school, is arranging to give the children a Christmas play Friday evening, December 18. Mr James Daniel of Hanna was noted at Leo Saturday on business. W W B. Nothing promotes charity like putting the hand in the pocket, pulling out the purse and giving liberally from its contents. Cheerfulness and politeness are assets that are within easy reach of the poorest. Whenever You Need a General Tonic Take Grove's The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic is equally valuable as a General Tonic because it contains the well known tonic properties of QUININE and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and Builds up the Whole System. SO cents. You're Going the Right Way when you travel in this direction for auto repairing, for the experienced will tell you this is the place where they know how to repair better than they know how to charge stiff prices for the work. Send, bring or push your machine here. We'll put it in racing trim thoroughly, quickly and reasonably. Hainei'-Thoinpsoii Co. CHICHESTER S PILLS Wj?v THE DIAMOND BKAND. A y/yiwN. 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