Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-10-02
Seueratee,ltl Session
of the S. C.. C.. 4.
VIII Be The Most Successful
Year In It's History.

exercises in the college chape[cn,
Thursday morning last. Besides
the day students and visitors,
there were one hundred and eleven
boarding students present. having
come from all parts of this and
three or four other states. A dozen
or more students arrived on the
following day. After scripture,
reading ard prayer bv President
Bailey, Mr.. Orlando Sheppard ID
appropriate words welcomed the
students to Edgefeld. Thespeak-
er very truly said: "Such an array
of youth and beauty of this state
is an insplring sight" He conn
mended the old students who had
returned for their splendid de.
portmelt in the past, and admon-
ished the new students to respect
and obey the rules of the college,
that no success could be achieved
without it. In closing Mr.. Sbep-
pard said: ''Let Duty be your
motto, Application your watch
word and your efforts will be
crowned with SUCCESS"
The following are the names of
the girls who bard in the COL
lege: Misses Minnie Aver,
Ehrhardt; Tihbie Pa1gett, Lodge;
Annie Laurie Attaway, Port Roy
al F; Roselle Burns, Bessemar, Ala
bama; Jesse Hamrick, Columbla; J;
Lizzie Coleman, Shelton; Helen
Mcknight. Hendersnnville. N. C;
Rosa Whittle, Springfield; Grace
Frier, Socrum, Florida; Clara
Fr;or, Socrum, Florila; Nan Mel
lett, Wedgefala; Helen Troutman,
Wedgefeld: Emma Warn, Rufin;
Bessie NcTear, Yamassee; E-tplle
Bnaler, Bate-burg; Maud Patlgptt,
Waltprhoro; Esther All, kim;
Carrie Elliott. .Cassatt; Carrie Yon,
Swansea; Henrietta Viola King.
Rethune; Rosa Mcneil, Watts;
Fannie Furgeson, Abbrvill-;
Maud Copeland, RuAin; Eliza
King, Bethune
The following boarding girls are.
from Edgefeld county,: Misses
Anna Belle Morgan. Little My
Bailey, Helen Slrom, Ruth Strrn',
Lila Fuller. Narcie Turner, M lg-
gle Shaffer. Ruth Forrest. Alma
Derrick, Hassie Quarlep, Luci.e
Whatley, Weinona strom, Matte
Lanham, Hattie Lou Brunsou,
Ruby May Smith,
The following are the names OF
the boys who board 10 the CO..
lege: Messrs. G. E. Black. Bam-
berg; Harris Powell, Sallsys5
vRiIIe liHlireG reGlipksGsduq in LoHss2 2ife0a
Black, Rufin; Arthur Joblssor,.
salleys; Jouett Davenport- Au-
gusta, Ga; Jesse~Heg Morris. B5Y-i
kins,Gafewood Morris, Boykins;
Albert Hamrick, Columbia; Sto
ney Sanders. Hagood; John Hol-l
nan, Springfield; Joseph Kitch-
ings, White Pond; Leroy Black
non, Kershaw; billiard GassowaY,
Lincolnton, Ga; Elbreth B. Tyler,
Aiken; Henry Walter Going,
Elzie; Joseph Colvin Stone,
Winnsboro; Ben Burckhalter,
Aiken; Thomas Bigham, Sumter;
[ohn Bandy, Bath; William David
Zeels, Lynchburg; Carrol Alton
Plowden, Sumter; Walter J. West.
Aershaw; James Edward Buster,
3atesburg; Willie Courtney,
Swansea; w. Hoyt Cook. Ker-
shaw; Eugene Garris, Round;
carroll Lee Shirley, Anderson;
Robert Keels, Lynchburg; james
Bailey Knots, North; Lonnie
Sanders, Ulmer; Barnwell Aiken,
Abbeville; Jack Lawson Laudrum,
'mithland, KY; Frank Mellett,
Vedgefeld; Charles @. Joyner,
sumter; Deanie Hazel, Colum-
ia; Lewis Padgett, Round;
,harlie Herndon, Ruffin; William
Edgar Williams, Kershaw; Mari
n II. Hogan, Lyuchburg; Johp
Toss, Wagner; Toland Fulmer,
'atesburg; Julian Maffett, Fruit
ILL; Frank Palmer McNeill,
Watts; Ray Humphries, Union;
aul Schram, Abbeville; David
ing. Watts; Harry Lee Gregory,
.ershaw; Joe Boazman, Chap
ellis; Newt Rush, Troy; J. Eston
'cMillan, Ulmer; Justlan Nc
.illan, Ulmer; Cuttino Melli-
lamp, Piedmont; Ligon Rush,
roy; James D. Crawford, S7n-
C; Durant Hollingsworth, Troy
narles H. Campbell, Patrick
ouglas Edens, Sumter; Eldridge
Augusta, Ga; Milledge
atkinson, Elko; Robert Hill,
dalia; Grover Harter, Ulmer;
g Hogan, Sumter; William
INKS, Blackstock; E Crawford,
ntuc.
The following boarding boys are
IN Edgefeld county: Meesrs.
arlie Fuller, James Self Corley,
lgene Corley, William Lovd
ark, Harris Mathis, John D
lbert, Wallace White, Maurice
nite, Ben sford, J. T. Bry.
Winchest :. Mcdaniel, Edward
Walker.