The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-08-17
WINTHROP COLLEGE.
A List of the Young Ladies Who
Won Scholarships.
THE LIST DOES NOT INCLUDE

The Names Of Those to WHOM
Full Scholarships Have Been
Awarded Before the Late
Examination.
On July S, $40 young women, at the
various county seats in South Caro-,
lima, applied for a scholarship in
Winthrop and stood the entrance eX.
animation for admission: the results
Of this examination have just been
determined. The successful applicants
will be at once notified.
Those interested are in all sections
Of the State and, Of course, they are
anxious; some have been successful,
others must try again.
The list is not complete and in the
counties Of Anderson, Edgefeld, New.
berry and York the result is not yet
known. The delay comes from vari-
GUS causes. The Act Of the Legisla-
ture under which these scholarships
are now awarded is a new one and
various limitations not before in force
now apply; sickness, lack Of informa-
ton as to details, both contribute to
the delay in these cases and as soon as
possible the uncertainty will be
ended.
The following is the list as 1t now
stands. This list does not include
names Of those to whom full scholar
ships have been awarded before, but
only those who have secured them by
this last examination. The number
following the name Of county indi
Gates the number Of scholarships va
can't in that county when this exami-
nation was offered-the term "one
year" following any name indicates
that the award in this case is for one
year only and that this scholarship
will be open for competition by ex-
animation again next year; this condi-
tion is determined by the average
made in examination:
Aobeville, CD Eliza L. Mabry, Able
Vile.
Aiken, (3) Sarah NJ. Lesley, Lang
ley; Ethel Coleman, one year, Earle;
Ophelia Langston, Zone year, Lang
ley.
Anderson, (4) report not complete.
Bamberg, % Linnie Riley, Zone
year, Bamberg.
Barnwell, () Blanche Baxley, Black
vile.
Beaufort, % Alma Ohlandt, one
year, Beaufort.
Berkeley, (3) Pearle Gilmore, Holly
Hill; Edra Barre, Pinopolis; Eiith
Oliver, one year, Pinopolis.
Cta.leston, (4) Ethel NJ. Lotion,
Zone year, McCIellanville; sallie w.
Smith, one year, Mount Pleasant.
Cherokee, % Rena Wessinger, Gaff-
ney.
Chester, % Evelyn Albright, Ches
ter.
Chesterfield, no vacancy.
Clarendon, (2) Sallie B. Anderson,
one year, Summerton; Sadie E. Tls-
dale, one year, Manning.
Colleton, (3) Bessie Barnwell,
Adams Run; Caroline E. Caldwell, one
year, Walterboro; Mary E. Alderman,
one year, CottaeeVille.
Darlington, (3) Margaret Lawrence,
Darlington; florence A. Burn, Socie-
ty Hill; Emma Rogers, Society Hill.
Dorchester, Q) Margaret Pinckney,
SummerGille.
Fairfield. no vacancy.
Florence, % Je- sic L. Wilson, one
year, Florence.
Georgetwon, ~ Mildred L. Beatty,
one year, GEORGETOWN; Annie L. Wis
anski, one year, Georgetown.
Greenville, Cd Margaret J. Bailey,
one year, Greenville.
Greenwood, CD Annie L. Tarrant,
Greenwood.
Hampton, Cd Arr;e Lawton, one
year, Garnett.
Holry, (2) Sue Martin, one year,
Conway.
kershaw, no vacancy.
Lancaster, no vacancy.
Laurens, % Dorothy L. Croner,
Clinton.
Lexington, (3) Mary Eva Hlte,
Batesburg; Eunice R. Wes-inger, Lex
ington; Mary Barr, Leesyille.
Lee, no vacancy.
Marion, (2) Vallie Bethea, Latta;
! Kate Mannheim, Marion.
Marlboro, (2) Cora Belle Rogers,
Bennettsville: Elizabeth G. Evans,
one year, Koliock.
Newberry, report not complete.
Oconee, no vacancy.
Orangeburg, (3) Fannie c. Walling,
Fort Motto; Julia G. Dibb.e, Orange
burg; Justine E. Sanders, Orange
burg.
Pickens, (2) Mamie Ballentine, Eas-
ley: Isadora Williams, Easley.
Richland, (3) Mary Reynolds, Co.
lumbia: Mamie Squier, Columbia;
Marie &. Duke, Columbia.
Saluda, (2) Maude Crouch, Bates
burg; Elise G. Rudd, one year, Saluda.
Spartanburg, CD MamieC. Pearson,
! Woodruff
Sumter, no vacancy.
Union, (2) Mary Flynn, Union; Mary
Thomas, Union.
Williamsburg, Floride NJ. Harper,
kingStTee.
York, (2) report not complete.
The board OF trustees has been very
careful in its actition under the new
Act. at the cost Of much work it
has examined carefully all applications
and the attjdavits in support Of them
in order to see that no scholarship is
awarded except in full conformity to
the provisions Of the Act.
The Importance Of these scholarships
to the successful applicants Is very
great. Success here really makes a
young woman independent. This
scholarship, with four dollars per an