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Tribute of Respect. Whereas, our friends and comrades 1. T. Carter, J. Wade Kennedy, T. A. McCants. D. B. Young and J. P. Thomas, formerly members cf Camp Pressle.v, No. 757 United Confederate Veterans, have since our last meeting on Memorial Day in May 1920. passed into the great beyond, and anTvyered the last roll call on the other shore: Now, Be It Resolved. That we, the surviving members of Camp Pressley, No. 757. United Confederate Veterans do mourn our loss and miss their presence among us, and we do hereby' adopt this resolution of respect to their departed memories. May the ashe> of these, our friends and com-! cades, rest in peace. W. B. HASELDEX, WILLIAM EPFS. W. A. COOPER. Committee on Resolutions. Kings tree, S. C., May 10. 1921. Moline Mowers, Hay Rakes and Binders. Kingstree Hardware Co. I a Life mlnsw ? ' if- I JUli V/ 1IAOUI p?| in Kings i|;e|| If you need || WM. W.l n fm< oath Carolinas ( 1571 ACRES OF LAND. VAL OPERA DEGREE COURSES Agriculture, (Seven Majors) Architecture. Chemistry. Chemical Engineering, Civil Egineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Textile Industry, Industrial Education, General Science. SHORT COURSES Agricultural, Textile Industry, Pre-,Medical. SUMMER SCHOOL Tnnp IS?Julv 23 (Agricultural Teachers, Cotton Graders, College Make-up, Removal of Entrance Conditions, Agricultural Club Boys. R. 0. T. C.?Clemson is a m All K. 0. T. C. students receive $200 per year during the junior FOR THE REGISTF APPLICATIONS W '# ... .. ^ The County Record is the or newspaper published in Williamsbu County. THE CITADEL The Military College of^outh Carolina. v CHARLESTON; S. C.v' V* Ranked as "Distinguished Military College" by the War Department. Offers a four-year course in liberal arts, with electives in civil engineering, .sciences, and modern languages. Vacant Scholarships Two scholarships in Williamsburg County will be filled by Competitive examination July 8th, 1921. For application blanks, apply to Col. O. J. BOND. Superintendent. 5-19-6t. ranee is often a very present financial trouble. ance helped i itree in the "d< I some Life Insui show you the best / BODDIE, King SON CO College of Engineei W. M. RIGGS, PRESIDENT. UE PLANT OVER $2,30?.000.00. TED UNDER STRICT MILITARY VALUE OF A TECHNICAL EDUCATION A technical education is the bes insurance against hard tiems. I earning capacity, it may equal a estate of $50,000. For the untrain A/1 em fVa nAolfiAno on cu aig wc yvoiuvno vx yvvciv/ aa obscurity. Times are hard in South Care lina but the cost of an educ&tio at Clemson College is compare tively low,?sufficiently low to b within the reaoh of any ambitiou young man fri South Carolina. Scholarships, free tuition an the payment by the United State Government to R. 0. T. C. stc ddhts, still further reduce the cosi Do not allow the financial ?KfK culties to keep you from enterin college this fall to prepare youi self for the opportunities that li ahead. emb?r of the senior division of the financial assistance from the Feder and senior classes. FULL INFORMATION WRITE ( tAR, CLEMSON ILL BE CONSIDERED IN THE O '. * A I fly NOTICE OF APPLICATION ?V n FOR DISCHARGE V. ** Notice is hereby given, That the in*.- S dersigned will make application to Jf W. E. Snowden. Judge of Probate of ?/ __ Williamsburg county, South Carolina. \ at his office in Kingstrce, S. C.. at T twelve o'clock noon on Saturday the 25 day of June. 1921, for letters dis- \ missory as administrator of the Es- JT -tate oi M is. M. L. Baggett, deceased. T. E. EAGGETT. % AdmimSrator of the Estate of Mrs. J? M. L. Baggett, deceased. 5-26-5th 3 NOTICE TO CREDITORS ? All persons having claims against $ j the estate of J. W. McClam, deceas- \ J ed. are hereby notified to file the same Tj j duly attested with the undersigned ^ I or with his attorneys, Lee & Shuler. 4J ' Kingstrce. S. C., and all persons in- T] debted to said estate will make pay- ^ 1 ment to the undersigned. W. J. SMILEY. Tj Administrator of the Estate <>i J. \Y. ^ I McClam. deceased. ?! Cades, S. C.. May 21th, 1921. jQ . ? a X J ft a L. ' 1\ AAAAoAAAn1 ~M V W?\ \ Jv ^ Bvff $ help in time of ^ many men jM ;j irk days" [pjf ance, let me :&ree, S. C. ^ j LLEGE I ring & Agriculture [ ENROLLMENT 1919-'20, 1014. DISCIPLINE. 5 "I SCHOLARSHIPS AND EXAMI- J, NATIONS. 5 it The college maintains one hunn dred and seventy four-year scholar- < a n ships in the Agricultural and Tex- J i- tile courses. Each scholarship < I d means $400 to help pay expenses < ( and $160 for tuition apportioned ] equally over the four years. <1 n Also fifty-two scholarships in 11 i- the One Yflbr Agricultural Course, 4| e these schola whips are worth $100- f s and tuition of $40. The scholar- # ships must be won by competitive 4 d examinations which are held by V s each County Superintendent of Ed- y [. ucation on July 8th. It is worth < t t. your while to try for one of these J I scholarships. y g Credit for examinations passe'! ! * at the conuty seat will be given to 4 e those who are not applying for JT scholarships but for entrance. y 4 Reserve Officers Training Corps. j| al Government, this reaching about < ? DR WIRE: j' COLLEGE, S. C. | RDER RECEIVED. g X ? _ -i JMfc ? ?. ? ' VVV'V'V'VV'VVVV'VV'V'VVV'VVV'VWV'V'WW IUOVVVVVVW fAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA*WVAVVA*Wv oAAAAA*WWVA Economy |g> L "SaiT WAKE UP! a? I: fv> You Have Been ^0 1 Robbed for !he uf 1 Past Four Years! 4F ! 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