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Iflorenc I ' ' - - VOL. IV?NO. 6 Mm" 1 COL. TOLBERT'S , I' | . TICKET WINSGarrett, Mixon, Bythewood and ? Hawkins Candidates From 7th District DEFEAT FIGHTING ATTY. ?_ - I _ ... ^ White is Keynote Speaker ?-Says Republican Party is - For All People By Seymouf Carroll The South Carolina State Ifepub-., licans in their convention here, Thurs- * . ?-day afternoon at the Royal Theatre* j assembled fro the purpose of electing [ - the "big four" delegates to the Re-j ~ publican National Convention at Knn. sas Qityf Mo., quietly passed into his : tory,'last Thursday afternoon when Dr. J. C. White, the presiding chair] man of the convention declared the business of the convention was at an end. I The convention opened Thursday af??-wraoan: with cm. Jubupir w. Tuibvit, " Iof Ninety-Six, distinguished Repiibliean State Chairman and 'National Republican Committeeman in the chair Inj brief statement Col. Tolbert requested that Delegate J. C. Whi^o, of Richland County be made tlje tenip . orary chairrqfan of the convention.' Dr. White was accepted.t<r all of;the delegates of - the convention. . In a brief address marked with the his ttory*of the party and lauding President Abraham Lincoln, to htc high est, Dr. White said among other" ^ things, "The Republican party is not 5.. a blaclTnian's, party, nor is it a \vhitiman's party,'" but said he, "Tf Is. . the party of all of the people." Many of- the delegates "at the convention urora urhita men who hn.l enmo from all parts of, the State. With the. organization completed, Chairman Wliitc Dr. M. A. Evans, both of ^Columbia, 1 to address the convention.! .! But from the b^ck of the theatre building where the convention was in session, which was filled with 'fjjilum-' bia citizens ot all walks ot IilejVsome one named Frederick, and thinfJs.'^rent ' ! wild for a while for Frederick." "let him speak", "we want - Frederick" , " were among the- cSlts thatnlllcn the? 5 air of the convention hall. Chairman' White accorded the brace Columbia ' attorney the" floor. By.,this time things y^ere,normal again. But in |iis" remarks, Attorney N. J. Frederick' pleaded for Negro leadership-, and for a party with a Negrouas-the, Na-' v. tional Committeeman like , the. State of Mississippi, With- Perry W. Howard |? and Georgia,-w^th Benj. Jt Jjavis,-ILis Columbia supporters were to his back. Frederick l^a^l returned , to hits- seat mid the applause, of his fellowtnpru By- this time Frederick has his seat, when Mr. iCarnes, postmaster , at | Georgetown was called as the next Dn.nl./ii. 11 n,] lif/,,*o11\r .1,,? I v.v/u v uuiivsn o^caiw;!.) uuu ilwvi uiij *tv- j * . nounced Attorney Frederick for his remarks that- the Negroes of South Carolina were-not receiving a .square . deal. An attempt was made t0 howl the speaker down by the Columbia suporters of the attorney,. whowerc spectators at the convention. Chair-' .man White pleaded for order, and sta-' ted that every man and- wom^n at .nn'mrontinri wnnld rrcfvivn a Stnpirt> deal. With Mr. Karnes out of the ^ray( -Rev. Willianv Ho\vard, ol Darlington took the floor, ffhd the disorderly demonstration In'the back of th?' hall reached the - point ?where v. Chairman White ordered that police *he . invited to the floor of the convenmands were that Frederick return and answer the remarks * of both, Messrs Kranes and Howard. Frederick was given the floor, but with the return ' aaU?WI??hiI 1m miwU ?? l/l VHT3 WIHIHUCCt UC uumu liui/ OpUflR. : With the report of thcsevernl com_ mitteea, aome one aaked what was the business before the hbuse, wilh un answer quickly coming from Chairman White, "The election of four ?t~~?delegates. _ - L^jCL Waller* of Green-; wood, obtained the floor, with his remarks that the rules be suspended , . ? ?. E MEDICC '?*?jjj * ' ETiitT tlutt Jox-o-ph W. lolbv.it, John 11. ] * ttoouwm, fcaniuel Leupnurt and % >>. iiixun* l>c . li*c '.loiu' h'cle|?alcs .at K huge I'Qin me hiau.'_uII^tmLli..Citixtr_|_ una.' . I'ruin \p,any a mOulh,' respond^ L'd iho aet?oiuls id iho ino.nui ol Wall-Aj^ t?r. 1 he .motion wa> pu t" by Chairman Wait.- ."n.i wn-.l i, Mvlr.l ;.,s .-.iinniot^ r? 1 olLci'L , \ a. koiy, s\Ve'pt the convention lluor. Koctss for l\f leen minutes was. the ordOl' that came from S< Chairman White., - . > . ~~ ' While the leaders wciv ouW L. A. Hawkins, of Columbia, timid an up- J' roar and cont'usron, read l'rom a slip of'paper the following- names as the S delegates,-'pLuul wlull ha-s become to be known as the anti-'i'olb'ert ticket. THoil' n:Hinu 'iPti* lli'" \V^_JU Diti.l/i*. . ..... v>> v i . . li i?>in 11TVI IV1> I Spartunbuttg; Hi. W. Jy' Wilftorij- of J Florence; 1,. K. Riley, of'tlattney unci ci 3. V.'.Mii.w.s of acwlicrTv: 'flreir xiR" F* tctfuuloii me Joel il. .hn-kson, of Co?14 lumbia;'Rowland M. IVrr.iri, of Fldr- -;?i ene^; AVil.li.- C. Johnson, ol' Columbia.; s. and K. S. Calhoun-, ol' Coluinliia. In cs lessthan five minute's Mr. Hawkins' in had -de clarc d tlit. delegates read front .11 his paper in his.hamls elect crd. Many pi of t)it? delegates in the building. not ci eve n knuw.ng just w lull n was ;ni a- pi bout and some of tliom not knowing <_ < that Mr. [Pawkins had announced an- It other ticket or dcj'ogatton~t*>7K a) 11 a a-? City. | ti \\ ith the time up, the. regular dele.- is pilliou at the convention had return- u eel-to flieir seats, alvd thL. following ii pi esi.nk?^Woi'ci ehr'to'i , as 'alternates l? to the Republic an Xationla. Conven- fj lion that nycts in Kansas City, lead-! <_> (d by Col T< lliert.. T'fihy are Dr.. Fred-' v eriek C. Redfern. .of Hetiedicl College;.'-a Iv. J. Sawyer, of lit nnetsville; B, .1. ? iladdc tt; of I.:mrcn>K and Waller Ot Greenwood. - ' - 7 Four Women. Four women we re _yory active at' the State Convent Ton. They were Hi'.'.M. A. Httt!1:-, Columbia; .Mrs. Rco?; liceea 11111L Walton, ,Cidunibia; Mrs. ov, of Uii" Into scc ietarv id' the SdWt-e - . ; . _; . r Committee, and Miss N*. A, McQueen, Charleston. >.' . . Richland Count v Convent ion - Dele'toiles to t'Hc slate 'convention '! from Itu'hfaiul' x'oiint-y, elected at _ Wednesday's meeting of county etmrmittee., Dr. Joliii II. (ioodwin. C. r 11. thin nelly, C. ,Ci. (lariat', W. II.' Thomas, It. \V. Jenkins and J. G. A While, all ToUiei t -supporters; 0 T1\'c"'~*fsnllH'tT faction was violently u uppu?ed in the cuuiitty, ho,\Vever,' by t another faction,-headed, hy N.J. Fivd-~ crick',, attorney ol" G.bluinhia, who v, ctl to oppose- Tolls rt as-state chatNV .' . *'' . -i' W man and nil I i oiui I -c< ?amull reman. The Frederick nominal ions lor delegates: to the slate convention,^ overwhelm-"' a injtly defeated by TolbertV follow i#jr, were "I.. A.'Jlawkbis, aspirant 11cvion as delegate to.the ctrftgrcssion- t al;-districtNci>hvention al Orangeburg in March andHo che?mtltonal -etmVen- c tioir at Kansas City, Joel 11. Jackson,' v Kuv. Uobei't \V. Mante, \V. C. John* i son and N. 11. "Collins.. . , : o The county meeting was attended v by two whine- men ami by three c'ol- a ored "women,. lJr. Al. A. Evans, Airs. v Sarah l.ocan Hounna.n ami Airs. 11. , il. \\ a Won. ,i)r> hv alls'was -elected , i>n the Tollifi'L tickoL- to alloiid the c Orangeburg con rent ion and will be , the I'll st woman' to vote at a congress- r iorittl .district meeting in South Card- . lina. ? ' t ; PIT For Orangeburg. . ? L. A.'Hawkins, aa alternate to the ^ 7th Congressional Disuict, Convention ^ that' meets- at Grang?ebwg, March- s ?th, said hcry t+ris mmaiing that he," Convention. . Among the other an- e bounced candidates who are offering 1 from the the di.stiiet contention are: a 13. J. Alixon, of Orangeburg, a white J lie C'. G. Garret, of .Columbia, N. J- -t Frederick, also of Columbia, is spok- s on ut OH .-1 hkuly i.anUtd;ttg i'rom tiio-^ distrcit, provided his closc friend and v supporter, Col, lhiwkins, retires from j the race. Cohmrbfrahs will go to Or- j'|? anKOhurp to suppm^ Frederick in I t larfte numbers, it was rumored on the 1 e streets- df rdumhia fast night and t this morjnpr. if he decides to enter' j ,the race again. ' - ? * j . / * . )S PREP; ; ./ :COLUMBTA, S. C., SA-TUU Southern I tEADY TO "V STAUXAYOIUi . out hern Service Casualty Pol- 1 icy Being Offered to Stylo's Business People VDEMNITY TO . $1,800.00 urety Company Will Begin . Business in Siuth Carolina, February loth Columbia. S. C., Feb. R.? In a ?jnal New Release received, hy T1IK Ad.MI'T'l'f) -W^A UK It- from JjiC uine (Mice of the Southern Fidelity ml Surety' iVmpany, whidh has for ,'Vcral weeks conducted ja publicity . mipaign through this paper, an oiincement is authorized that -, theondlnjr Company is. offering- to the conic of Smith. Carolina "the Southn Service Casualty- Policy. This I . s 1< iIU- n,'.J| ' 'l' a lint' < r'Vav.i.il'.y ?ntracts- which will be sold -through s agents generally to the public. The Company's Release aligns! .sia- . sties-which show \hah one person , accidently- killed every five -niin-i o t I *es \\hi!e one person is aceidently | tjured ovi'-ry two minutes.' lljion ajt icts 'theCSouthei^i Fidelity, and Surly Company .is endeavorinjr to i>?]i>_ ids' protection tor its policy h-dJetv gainst.aocidental injuries and death. Clubs Make I Plans F ()iimgretitrrg?Feb. .10? In. a?jnint lectin;:;. iif The . (hanoo-luirp- Disti iel 'ederation and t^rr1, Kxeeutivc Conilittc'c' of the State Federation, held t" State Ctdletre today definite plans >r future welfare and delopmcnt of'airwold Industrial School, Columia,. wrec considered and adopted. The me.efinpr, presided over By Mrs. lar'in Menafeo, president of" the iranjr.ohur?r District, was attonded 1>y -nre tlian lad wanton front the club enters throughout th(. state. . The utstanding 'tfdttt&irc of the mooting"' .as the ..appeal of Mrs. M. Br Will*-" nvon, president of the State. FeJratiofirf Or th^r hearty^eooptevation-of-he w men of the-Htatci ,t?? maintain nd support the institution-. which is ndeayoring to care' for ' the unpro--. ected girlhood "'of- South Carolina. -1- . v V.-.r pert from her otllco ostimntrdthe of maintaining a gad-a't, Kair..old for a year at $100, which would tiean a donation of only $2,50 from ach club woman of the State. It tas. suggested that various clubs unlertal>e the sponsorship of a girl, rho would be the ward of that, .par- . i.-nlni- elnh. It slitRTT that tTjlT" km was endorsed and. many of the <Y*1 hd? representatives accepted assign* " - *;v ^ hen'.s of one.: of' moi$; girls; The >1nn that a phsto of-'the Fninvold iii'l assigned the' various 'clubs- he ent to that organization, and .that .nirinl-; nt the school, make report's o the sponsor club of the work, tleuu-lnmnt. and progress of the trii 1 at lated.intervals. -A letter from Ilishop K. (I, Finley,; mitaining resofrvtions front ,the' K-! tiscojial''Council, which recently met iiifwiiiu n ^i itui ui liinu couiaininy , ix acres Tor the permanent silo of he school was precepted:? 'Phio lnml, ituated near Columbia on the state llghway. a; portion of a,tract holnjgZ ised at present by the- St. Ann E>iscbpal Mission School, is an ideaj.| ral location convenient for all intersted parties. The women expressed hrouprht.n hearty applause their apireciatlon of this donation and the Interest manifested by the. & j - n ? -.J ? ^RETTOE 102^ ss "ideiity O ' ' . .. * .wul liiiViTal 4>f tuuiT "ui^abihvV,"a-, ' ^r ' ' J V * ^ijuiTrtttr-iryctiiiuiuJ on tiiu Casual75?i'lnii^ jumiue'liUuiiimy xur loi-r j1 iiie# limo, or wine by.aefiiontal means or Uy iilne.ss, uiul "m> yiOO.Ui) to: Jjl,.-,UO.UU. Ull.fi- Spec IU features of the policy arc bcnoh.s including 1 uyinent for quarantine during; ..contagious eplaennc;-, surgica treatment anil tlie*. removal of tin injuved to- hi* home. < *;\lr. A. Aii.ore ShcUrin, GenerS Manager .-1 ttiC.-Srmrhcvn ft'idyfrty -am Su'rc.y Conn.any, adiv.-es Tim l'AL MKTIO lA-iAlii.H by-letter: that st-v eTTJi t?l'- the Sou; h (\ir<>1 iiia--tAironen. have alien -y qualified tpul arc iva;l; I0 Wi'fte liaai?i?r? and. that others ar in process iff foni iui.'ti l>iif haw nu Icon finally- awanii-i. !'-ihe -Sure.t'j Company is pleaaut to tftmott.nn through this.- A-ohuuns that it-Will. l.< rt'ady to begin in South Caroliiu if.ii.i'n'ur, - nih 7 Tim iT'I HIj1 ;i 11 ,*i ii.iifor ma'ny -.weeks .'cnVriod interesting a rftl ~i iiTT 1 uei v e' a. 1 ve r l ii 11 ;r* in jit tt 1 in' . faxri: . TII'K l',AI, MCTfe I I:,M)I;R luoiyviitulaU's t lie* Sou then Fidelity. mi l Surety Cuiuimhjj -lipui li?.? p?;<>:.ri i? ;: ;!ve lrtuyier ".iji whir'h i bus ? 1";. P.: .. <5 jr?e>U I: VttidolnK sU-tid at *o \1.:'O it lij'Vi'i in''< ri;'? f ' ' n ; "y's ; i i>'; '11 i'i N r<> \vi tkly.-_ or Fais wold l'l-eoi't'l ij? iiivi- uiiii oilier; - ml ml who .are luouting toT7rjng i0 leaTi n-KTt i iuiii-'.utc. liZ Hill Jitli yx cvd,**"K is .SvUleU, lor?tfte ivOiiun ul liic nr.it hiin.uUiy, ,\vir.cn Wil I.C* itWU tUtiiOil . LO Cu41ti>iCtlO] US SOUll US pUsSlOiC, . An' insi.it a:ioiial iontu.rfc of fin iuDctirig:. v\a.;' Ene iu< leave1 ot ~5Iis, * *35*" * ' , ' , lluliiy Smith, one of the 'girls 01' thi " '""ill, ee'a.i ?vr.i.. ry^l ;i masleal nam Ik r. Her mar if oil improvement it eiiry resin vt \v?ta eonu/u i?usu upon h; many of the v.omen rem nibor eel when fh.u was so he to the schoo several years ago I; era use . she ha? hvrparo.nts or others to eyre for her ,\1 rs. Telia H. Saxo'n, t.\ iiunhia, re port; J th.at -Miss Smith v.as at. pres etit an horn > ' .-ruife it at ".ho 'Bppko WasTsisiyfon High Helii o], 'fTih' -i-i:v and s.atel thai had tile winy,on i S I ended if f>",( Oii.til) on the jriil it wouh nut. htivo jjOvu-in vain fcuailfse ot'~tti iauyie.-s, spirit and ambition' of tit fei ... * v > ' . '' . ??_ Jit the. list of donations and o<>n tviluitions recently rnada to Fairwohl nVt?UU>ti was lpami of the fact tha "('o!::i 1>:?.\U i invyn.- furim ri; chairman of the State \\\lfare l??ar< raii' si iU'.f;l TO>?! and Mrs. St'uycj Charleston, >!.! '.i,<r. The tvoa-aiv njHrt- 1'QPofl.ed- IhatV tho ^Cnfmlon C'.u had .idiV.in; a 10i> ] .lvcnt contriha lion it! the I'Otor.i. i-a'a.pnh'n and 'ha one of .iho Florence City clnhs lur also pa"i<T"ytTo !- plido'c in full. Sov bra! who inane plciiyts foT~the Fair wold Maintenance fund .also redeem ed these today.- . Hue tor Franklin-O. NichoRs, repVe <st?tj.tinsr the .-Vmericfm Uyjri ne. Assn ' atinrn?New?Yofh?C ty,?^pt'll'd. ' ft lenirth on Netrro family life. II statrrl ttrjtt one of the yrentes wnrk ?< W n 41. w? v .IT j'l * lirvit!^ ? *'1111*11 HI orrfanizatit n of family life m onto 'n ilcvt.lt p bctU'r health. K'Uer idea]; fretter--cthy.r nry. - - Inter^fiVintr muMoal. numhora ^cr rendered \iy??tndept qnarteta fror V-onrhpos Institute. Denmark, and th State Collage-. Bamberg was name as-the ?cat of the lf?M> District meet inct. Following the meeting dinne ws?^6rved Tn the colleg? dininjfbal . . . ffers Casiia - j- . . AiiMJILAL $U- ; -etETY TO MKKrE=? i. i r , a | Local President- Issues Call and Map Out Lentert ITT n in If Program TO BE GREATEST . YEAR n, - r-?? / ' L<y.al Physician to Conduct i Clinic For Eye, Ear, Nose * hl 1 and Throat ?. k. jl_? ; v.. th Florcr.ce. Feb.,.'7-.?Pursuant^ to _ a ^ - ciill from Dr. J. R. Fovyv the Physi- ( - inns of Fl"i\n<'t'' ami - ^liirLTOC' Co, .. s n:i'! nt: COmberkwvt It. P.. fhui'ch. S... ... : . ' 1 < * Co it ?[,, Sunday afternoon Jan. ;J0, 'r and jar feet e(pan orprani/.ation. known ' as th Florence County M-edicul As.' ''' v so"inti< nv . t- . ... .. Jn Stales Collegt Gather Hh CONFi^ii ON . i_ j STANDARDS* Pre-i.If it r-n.d ih'uns of Five Leadti.t Race schools in State ;l Hold Meeting S CP MIT 11L. CFU. REPORTS -! : I (oference h ;!tl in Allen's Ad- r > niinUljatt ?n sHu' d "'.inir?R. S. x Wilk nWrrf fV' ddi's -il! . - jA: a In a-c<>nfe.etuv .of presidents, and' 'vii'has?rrf?t+n?-live ua I .ig. Co! log. ( iVi'.d, :\vt, .normal sell <ul\ inv >u ?'. < ie:?- - ' - An South Cnt'plina, held in the city ^ ; yesterday, itupar.ant matter;? were. i discussed' with, tlfe aim of having . -imilar .standards in all matters ^ l.Mi-cesrsiry for college entrance and " ere lits. Some of the subjects brought. ^ 3 -lo t ho- conference for set t It-ment wore"1 - Organization of four-year college ( tn.ri.-es in education for degree; in- ' 1 " ter-eollegiate. .oratorical contests! i V ; spring term courses for teachers .wRh"' - credits* towards "degree," "and irittor- bi I change of 'faculty'members and dfe1 coinincncemont programs. .; Some very- helpful reports'. wyrc. * ' . submitted?by?fteads?of. i?oinmit-tees . appointed in a former meeting to sf? t visit and* study certain high schools irr und -normal schouls .within .the state. ^ The..committtes reported .in order ! JU>ll( HESTER CDlNTY IJ ri: At tiers' "\ssocrX:i rox The. teachers*, association ,of Dor-1" "chester- county held its second mectI . dig for the year on the fourth Satt ui'day in 'January. They assembled 11 ,! In the auditorium of the Sumnierville flJ r 7- : . J ??'i::" h?si. ia'i'. i.? The house?w**s?eal4e4-i?* it . to order by Rev. O. Blnssengnnie. The ' j rc ident. Prof. O. Hlass'engame, The1 ^ |.. was r. ported absent. The usual man- j 'i.cjK?f rrjTn-iinjr avrre carried; out. ' ' -? t Tlu- usual interest- of the asstcia- ^ j "lion was tluvn manifested. This as iit-.i.'n . un.wiihi. awake., I; well nyxanized and heartily suportod by ^ ' i'i| .it < for discussion ar^. ones discuss* ^ " Tb,' -la-"'.ivnni of thw day was com" posed of a demonstration-of the ?pri- i ^ mnry. department of various school 0 "and1'.-selectkvUs for the pice club j n * The association had the poasurcof ai 1 listening to a tinielv address !hv tho 1 superintendent of the city schools at t ^iiTiiiuciA file. It was very nnich in-^-TT harmony with tfic needs of the asso-j0 p ciation. * ? ^_si e Ashe, the principal of the( school at ad?SrrmmcrviHo wad her teachers con- n veypd us to the refectory where" we tl r were -satisfactorily served with a de- ci 1., licioui salad coursa. " " , bi : ?a . i ; = - -r?" "* 1 ' ' i - - r . -;- ? " v 5c A COPr'~ ' - Ity Policy JH, I.'".y v.;..- < 7. 1 j Ji .-iiii/lit . .iL \. Vi"li. ?and ' ; :? 1. \ i . < . ; . 111 I , 'i i - -xt t- r.. - ' The hi 'tv. 1.:.^ v.;;>v v.c.I -And . l>rO?ruii;iiiy.''"iuujij i.-oiK tw .l'1*5, '.el .>1.111.,i !iv ii?.::i- 1'.. .... ':' >/ AJer.i- ~ 1 As^.clnr.cTr:,,'i"hf" I'oOu rg oli/Vic.if i : t:>u va'.itl jur an. .hi';..tii'-y.iry . ihuctiu 'ilc-.iicul A. .-u In oido* -. / ii.] i ;;ra.m or?? IiV'ck si'.?}j -Df. 'l,v .'J. v\ on .. is."<ie? .'2 -I *>? . '?? in 0 .(ii-.ri :isiof : Var, m'.se aild \ lit' . j,i\ : . i ' .< rule ' . i)i?!?< i>.' t' i-' i v.;. r:; . .iifi.JiU-.'hiS- . . i,'' : i??) i.i " ; ?2 lib uf " ' ~ /h*;K . . . ^ i Tj-.i:?hi'<- i":..v *r Fi;-ypnee iVV p?" .. t : - . - -it ?> ...i; . 5 Heads ? tr~ Columbia?? mt'.UIifT?t; illvuvteu*' ^('^1-' iuu ;? ??: *n .:n jh v .1 < .n -V r.w&t; . v i':v. ?.*. :>: -Is-Siurka*- ' 'v, r'i-i- C if? .V" ^ liictLl :. - ' . 1 ' : i : t'?; : r i' . nt , 1. s\jai4r?T tfv'-.l-; .JvV? ; nnnSfTO* V^.- , T'?L.- -Ll^-V v Vi ' f'- 11 ' I 1 " 1 ^ n u'i 'stay : " iuiji n?f-_ j . al ui.j'k.jiias; '"1I1. '|. "(. ? Hurt.?? ':> "V.It. - ,?iod - - > _ 1 ?' A'" ttM' nf"Bvrrr^r-;, c nr.rtyij Dfiffl . Pear.-n ami-pear. IP waul reggr* ' OrhinrV: k;!* .";. PlO a:.l. u.? r?4tl; .Wiocal-laa?I:.-..v'y 1 h La. :VU, cari- llo'war.l Cink?r?." ' * . Jn atto'mlanreV'f't tin nv i.tvgt were anon;-Oartlinlf' o?;.ihe. ln-srue coo* avoi k .an>>.a:^ N*.?):oii.v.".iii. the aU'V?K?hi. P. wlia-is'JSefd roeUiy--vf-mr r leu 1: n m i \\ rk .i;r.un,g .. 1 < i*c ri- trav'ur*Aivlr-w II. (jf.rtlon ri?Wr I'1. .S j'a::.n "C?the S" tftte??-?! 1 go faculty.. ?? ; f? TVit. riieo:,H!{r vn = in Id in the adTi!\isiVatn>n-bui'aiiiii:. ?>f . Allvtr. , tvR.J*. Wilkinson of .Slate College, r. .AViiktr.snn is?/ president*.-of- the ' < f t.r.Viiter.:''. > - o c<rl! ,L h. iv,:vr \?c ' stiuuhtrj'.izin? the c.atr? .'* in. all egrn f ol!eges in-iaYta] s. in... ic state, * ROGRAM AT SI-XoNp CA1.VARY 4a;4Cp-i^vG-OR- - - ; ttANIZATftVX-' The Citizens B.itliriyj" Orgnrsiation eently ^organized t,\ ,d? C'.n.vfH unity iii^lr in ColuinMa. will TunCvi: a high ass Ifii't at }i -i-Lr ?-1'Vi.,rnatn ?? ??-? Si-.wnd* Calvary . 1 >;o ^ V c rturi-h, till -St. at > oYh ilu M relay < vening, el rtinry 1 cCDTIMKIK COl NTY I I \( IILRS' . -i? - ASSt M V A I IO.X l !! .' ri--' ' "!'' "T T-1 ' f f he : " ' [cCormick Coinvy T? av'a : ?' A.ssciat-on \ya> hi'-..! w. n ; :h- 14j'.hol ? railo-l .^hoot?C.. : ? ioofin<r* have di>vuy*rmjt h To bring a ^ ' ti-r "nnt-lf.:>:ar.t!-.:i'jr= an:. :.iT?lha. . ? ^chcfs of the eouh'.y.- In these ' * . y ** icqtingrs. we. nave ! at: * !)?. rrr\dmcr tithnictic atld Kg-nli-sh with one hour ulustry. The real teachers attend* H teachers who hold t nu-rgrency lira? Mr. W. M. T.dhert, our county ipcrintendcnt of education. is. doing ^ eprythinff . possible to ht Ip in thia ?iciai'rrr: V-hy jtt?' new dV^intr for one h' ndre.l percent membership..to" ip Tal-metto ?ta4r Teachers' Asso? <' ntion, which will'be held in Columia trr .March. " " ~ r | ; ; " " ' ' '