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^SEARCH SOUTH CAI & FOR QUEE WILLIAMSBURG COUNTIES MOS YOUNG WOMAN SENT TO t SOCIAL GAYETY \ Who will represent Williamsburg county in the contest for Queen of Palmafesta (Palmetto State Festival) to be held in the capital city March 1 27 to April 2 ? By means of a popu-1 lar voting contest through local j newspapers during the next three, weeks, candidates will be chosen from every county in South Carolina who ~ * * -? |B will go to Columbia as me guesxs 01 the Palmafesta Association, which organization will defray all expenses, including railroad transpotation, hotel ? bills and entertainment. The young women will be chaperoned by promim nent Columbia society folks and will ? feature in a week of entertainment and social gayety which promises to J rival the famous New Orleans Mardi i Gras. During the week an election, vill be held in Columbia to determine: 1 he most attractive and popular young I woman from among the delegates as- ' sembled from the various counties. The winner of this contest will be proclaimed Queen oi Palmafesta, and will ^ be awarded a grand prize consisting f&of a complete spring trousseau of the finest apparel obtainable. One of the leading moving picture companies will k film the queen and her entire court, 1 and this specially selected galaxy of I South Carolina beauties will be sent far and wide via the movie screen to advertise the Palmetto state. Palmafesta is to be an annual g^B ;pring event, held in the capital city ^Bifor the entertainment ^f the people pie of South Carolina. It will be a | | VOTING [ Queen of 1 "PALMAFESTA" The County Record Gentlemen: My choice for Queen of Pair - I Name I Address J I This Coupon good for one v Subscription to The County Record nHMBBBODBBini E Home Demri^ration Courses On Wednesday, March 9, 1921 the spring term at Wintrop college begins. During the spriiig aiid cummer terms the Heme Demonstration courses one, two and three for the " V i.. u. training 01 women wno wun iu uei come leaders in this work will be given. I Home demonstration work offers to women a career that is unequaled in Iits possibilities for real sendee, This work is cultural in the highest seise, and in addition it has a broad scientific foundation that fits one to meet and handle the everyday problems of Home Demonstration 1.?Focd Conservation. This is a course in the different methods of preserving foods. The student will have the opportunity to gain practice in preserving, canning, pickling, biining. jelly making, Home Demonstration 2.?Organization. This course teaches the best methods of carrying on field work organization and conducting home demonstration, canning, and poultry clubs; and conducting community, county and state fair exhibits. Home Demostration 3.?Practice. This course is for the purpose of giv ing practice to tnc students in conm ducting demonstrations. She will W have the opportunity to see demonm strations giver, by experienced demonI strators and wfll be taught the best B methods of assembling materials and equipment and of presenting her subl ject to the public. I For further information write to |l or see Miss Hattie McMurray. Home Demonstration Agent for Williamsburg county. o Send the Cash. When sending in for publication in Hie County Record notices of hot suppers, box parties or of any purpose of raising money, don't fail to let the cash accompany same. We positively will not "charge" such notices. The price is 10 cents the line. You count six words to the printed line and enclose money or stamps with notice. If such notice is not accompanied by the money it will go direct to the waste basket, and we have an extra large one for the purpose. This same rule applies to advertisements to be inserted in our "special'.' or 0k "want" column and to obituaries. If jLJyou can't send the money for this class of advertising save your stamps, time and stationery. Minumum price twenty-five cents. t.f. J o 'Phone 179 for Ice D. & B. Ice Co. 10LINA j. IN OF PALMAFESTA T ATTRACTIVE AND POPULAR COLUMBIA FOR WEEK OF I ARCH 27 10 APRIL 2. week of many and varied attractions, including the state-wide automobile show exhibiting the late models of cars, trucks, and tractors; the spring style show, featuring the latest creations from the realm of fashion bv professional models to be imported from New York for the occassion; daily band concerts by one of America's premier musical organizations; floral, trades, automobile and baby parades; fetes, dances, social events and special attractions at all thea tres, wiui mgnuy cauiuihuu ui mtworks in which will be featured specially designed set pieces depicting important events in South Carolina history. The auto show, style show and f"" vorks display will be staged at the State Fair grounds. In order to secure the most popular young woman in Williamsburg county as candidate for Queen of the Palmafesta. there is printed below a popularity voting coupon which is to be filled out and mailed as per instructions contained therein. Voting coupons will be printed in each issue of this newspaper up to and including the issue of March 12th, at which time the votes will be counted and announcement of the winner made. There will be no restriction upon the number of votes each person may cast. Every coupon clipped from this newspaper is good for one vote, and a yearly, paid in advance subscription will count 100 votes. finWP rmiDHM ? VVV1 W11 | Palmafesta 8 nafe?t3 is: vote. A Yearly, Paid-in-Advance counts 100 Votes. JMIMBlKllllBirBZBEBiEiBBIBilBlBMMli The Lane School Editor County Record: Mr. Lewis, the state supervisor of schools, gave the Lane school a black eye in his report, and as a patron of the school, I concur in what he says, only tie does not go into tne matter quite as deep as he should. 1 have been a patron of the school for seven years. I have only known the county superintendent of education to visit our school once, and then he came by special invitation from myself and one of the trustees to settle a little matter. Now, one other matter I would like to call our County Superintendent of Education's attention to: we should have three trustee; we alive one. In numbers we have three, one lives in Florence county, and the other one is our county senator, and his family is living in Columbia. It is a doubt in my mind if they have a legal right to sign a pay check for the teachers. Pay your taxes and take vhrt is handed out to you. Taxpayer. Lane, S. 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