The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-07-06
OPENING OF SUMNER SCHOOL
The Largest Number of School and
College Workers Ever Assembled
in South Carolina.

COIIece \Dorkerc Ever Assembled @
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Clemson College Special 10 C0.":h-
3 bia Siatp.-The State Summer Scaucl
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) CT teachers ever assembled III south
/ Carolina, SO far as This writer recalls
/ The regular enrolled attendance at
/ the summer school is now about :,,H
: and there is a laI.... number besides
attending the association. The total
IS now estimated ~ coo
| The exercises of the association be-
gan with a quarrV,lc by Mr<S"S. :. H..
Edmunds f. l.. hughes. DR.. y. l.. Man
chester and Or. j. L.. Mann, accom-
. panied by Mrs. +. ,. HhlNer. Inc
quarIftr was rhtAHSiaS'l'aiIE re-
/ c"lvod 9". +. \. !re>S!E. pf'S'1'A'
&! ErSElr" N"!!cS'. men l'' ~ P''H'.'
stat" SGp"Eihl'h"'H' oi Euu''.' 'oh
. =. =. Martin lHcH !Hi!"IuC'u N"i' u.
W. Simpson. CHAIRMAN vi me DCal"
of trustees O! Clemson College. Mr..
N2r,in told Of Iii" haEd WORK COL
simpson haa d"i" ilE cdnca''oN III
his arGuOuS labOrS looking 10 IN"
founding Of Clemson College. Cot.
Sampson thrn made tEr audfcSS ol
welcome, telling tAe teachers 'ha' lhc
doorS "i the college were thrown VICE
/ open and 'hat everything ana ever
D"&H was al lheiE service.
fFol. \. u iiehlDril' Oh NoiloI" N"''
I"Se' CHAIRMAN el 'he executive coh'
Miltc"' was called on TO respond on
neha:t OF the ASSOCIATION. lie Salo
that IL was an hoAor 10 De ihIl''a |"
clemson CoIIcSc' put 'AaL 10 pe "''-
coined TO Spot MADE sacred by one
OF the no3IeSt hVes that nave cArlchef
the history Of our country was more
than an honor.
Prof. Rembert then introduced lne
president or me association, Froi. T.
I. Brodle, OF Clemson C0iIese' Nio
read carefully prepared paper H'ai-
hS WIN me great pFoDiehlS DeioIe '"c
Fu5iic schools.
III" first discussion was On me III
t:cAu'uoh 9! hi2hN"i taiAlhS INTO '"e
common schools. Prof. ". NJ. R!ggS,
cf Clemson. led OF and coni"nd"d tnat
manual l:2ining could noi proitaoi$
, Ec Slvcn IN SUch scEooI"-that Is S"' Il
manual framing as IS gwen III ''''
i"&c". Inc man O0Slac!cS were coS'
OF equipment and I'M" for the WORK.
SuperniCnucEi L. l.. t'USheS. u
! Grcenvll!c. agreed with Proi. k!SSS Is
To cost and la"k OF time. hut MAINTAIN
Cd that SCmc OF the simpler and Tess
( expensive methods ought To De INTRO
auc"d into all OF our schools. ana gave
! strong reasons fer ms tt!!clS.
Inc president 'Ach announced INC
( following committees:
On Eoi!lha!ohS: iloi. q ''I'"''
N%rGl"w. Srpt. +. l.. hnEA'S. sup.
:. II. EdmIHdS. MISS Mimi" Maclea'
T and Nr. y. MCGOWAN.
On resolutions: DR.. J. l.. Mann DF'
| }. p. kir*"d md MlSS SelDE.
Auditing commltlcc: Supt. T. ,. Ore
/ her. Supt. J. +. h"!and anu FroI. r h.
Hinnant.
On memorials: Snni. a. <. bahkSt
DR.. T. \. PrcsSly and Supt. VI. WI
Pcurifoy.
The secretary and treasurer l." w
DICK. OF ADneVi!!", without WHO'LL '"'
as '"iation could hardly exist, Was
kept busy CoilecllG dues last hlshi. He
is the best secretary anu treasurer
! thai can be found. and has held tAlS
Office almost from lEc beginning ol
the ASSOCIATION.
The following members OF 'ae So az
noaFu ol c"u'a'loh i, ~, 90
meeting Of that board 20 DC hein w.
| morrow: Hon. y. Is. Mar'ill, MtS'i >
! A. l.. Banks. W. Il. Tate. }. T.. bolaHu'