The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1908-02-06
NEWS LETTER fReR 6REElYNllE.
". 0. ". Banquet aad Installation OF
Officers -Greelyyille's Grsxth.

speaking VI o"' "oooui"h '"''i"'
last week your correspondent Co.,
plimented our oysters more than
she did the speakers on this auspicl-
Gus occasion, and feeling tha. we
would be lacking in appreciation
were We no! to express our gratitude
tothese gentlemen for their instruc-
I've and enjoyable addresses (among
she speakers being Bro Loving, Of
Nhe Baptist churc', and Bro Grier,
IF the Presbyterian church. and last
but not least came Prof G Capers
Smith, By the way, Professor
Smith is now an attorney and a
right fluent speaker he is. The
professor waXed right eloquent dur
ing his discourse. His aoral figure of
speech directed to the ladies of the
Circle, made quite hit. 1t ran
something like this: "The roses,
the roses. the beau iful roses that
adorn our illastrious hall" Mrs II
j. Hogan of the W o W Circle read
an amusing poem gotten up by her,
which goes to show that We have a
poet IS well as an orator in Grely-
Willie.
On last Monday night the WOW
and their auxiliary, the C,rcle, had u
public installation, Philip Stell,
ESQ, Of Kingstree being the install.
ing oaicer of both the w y W and
the Circle. The newly installed
officers of Hickory Camp, No 223
are 10 follows: Mr. & J Bradbam,
-CC, sv Taylor, Advisor Lieuten.
ant; ] A Montgomery, Banker; G r
Burgess, Clerk; J j Olary, Escort;
Ut Hair, Watchmsu; Isaac Nc
Elveep, Sentry; VIM O'Bryan, H S
Odum and D A Jehnson, Managers
Dr J F Hase!ien, Physician.
The Circles newE elected officers
are:
Mesdames Amelia " Hogan, Guar
dian: Bessie N Burgess Adviser;
Addle Spana, Banker; Matte B
Brunson, Clerk; Mamie | Brad
ham, Attendant; ,Addie Johnsen,
Tuner Sentry: al Holiday, Oaser
Sentry; Francis D Boyle, ChaplsSn;
Rosa McEiveen, Mitue johnson ssd d
\ lLillie Clary, Managers: Or j f
Haselden, Physician.
At the conclusion of the iassal
lation Mr. Stoll was called upon and
delivered very instructive address
on the beaefts of secret societies,
which Was very much eni2 ed 10y
all.
MIR Editor, ] au glad to report
that we are not only taking interest
in secret orders, but that We ARE
living ia an age of advancement
along all lioes. Our people are awak-
ening to the fact that We need better
educational facilities. Prof C c
Smith has declared mis- willingness
Ito be our eolar bearer III q oampsigI
for o five thousand dollar school
building, to be erected IN the aear
future iI GreelySille.. His, ,pisa of
action seems TO ise feasible, and See
mo reason Why we should not have
this beautiful school building 10 the
near future. We certainly need ut.
We now have = nice little school
building, but it has outgrowu its
usefulness. If our school continues
to increase 10 the next three years
as it has in the last three, we won't
be able to accommodate the pupils. |
think our school has COW an enroll
meat of something like $50, with 4
teachers. - :.
Greelyville continues to grow.
We have had erected in the past few
veeks five new homes which would
do credit to any community. Among
the neW families which have Nrecsnt.
ly moved to our city might be men
toned: Aessrs E B Rhodus. S P
Oliver, W G Tntle, 3 II Pootnian
and " H MCGEE. These are all
q&lA substantial citizens aud we