The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-08-12
sCoUMTY CORRESPONDENCE.


~ AI& tVfucfs Auks f--rOuuer pull
1ng y In order hereabouts Mt this time.
said that i intended to keep cool,
calm an serene. but I have surely
-, hot this week. not with politics.
anOI do not expect TO get hot with
positics but this hot weather, and
eslne In me fodder field is enough to
nahs any one hot.
We had nice shower of rain yes
esrday. which was much needed. as
~ had not had any rain In ten days.
have seen some good corn and
Sotton since my last. DIR. p. M. SAL
~. Of Pinswood, showed me ten
Awss Con the ist instant) Of the best
Usn have seen this year and the best
ev>>sn I hsvs seen was Mr. w. l.
0uossn's near Tindai.
"a was my privilege and pleasure
- attsnd the Pocotaligo sunday
0dAssl Upson. ,at Providence church.
o.ns Tindsl. Sunday Aus. "a. And
1WesA soms better psn-wisidsr and
UoBw hsaA than mine would send you
- your many readers IN account Of
- usseing.
~ so,,ewins programme Was rem
~uBuDo: ~ ).
- union was called to order 1t
n - n. by the MODERATOR. p. L.
noqevay. who. o. the Rsxs n. J.
USnns. ~ appolntss 10 lead the ds-
1pnDnnl szsreisss We abssnt ON ac-
GDUn2 % sseknssA cai,sd on Mr. q. d.
) 1nsnaresss 70 al that position. which
- ths arst thins sfssr : song SER
'-~oDA l E ti~ 49,.
: a saik on ths Days lesson. BY
-. ,. y. Yundsrburh. - .
Z sub4sst. Ths Duty OF . Church
DD~.bsr toward his sunay School.
- spoks. on ~ Capt. ,. Disss VIII
= subject. The Pastors duty In
- Dsaday School. spoken on by WI.
asels. A. p. Hin and ,. II. Funder-
nw&-
= ous5scs The Claims Of the SUM-
~ school, spoken on ~ ASchis Rod
Unsu nd 3. d. Richardson.
q oub3sct, The Teacher Getting
DsaAy. spoken on By n. H. Wells and
-. J. Ards. ..tN. Nv
=. Report Of sup>rintsndsnG ~
= d. Riehardsen reported for
'~saAan's church. Thsy are more In
-snsssse than ever and are making nne
SssgEssx y. l. Aroadwsy reported
- Asas Brunch: Sunday school 10
oue>sr than ever before J. ~. Tindal
suossesd for ProviAsncs: said his
0nnsol vas now the banner school
80 - wanted 70 Keep \ o.,
1Asa = rscsn. - Rev. Funderburk
9n11 ~ was fond OF fried chicken,
u4nn was there In abundance with
ouU - Oood tinss to eat I had the |
ynnnssss ef dining with old Bro. J. n. |
2.nel snd family.
q = book was offered for the best |
sss-ainuts tAik. by teacher or
uuAssar. I ,sft bssors the talk.
=. Haisesllansous Business. |
10. Modal Contest. There were
UvvssaI eontsstants. ! ieft before II
go swsrdsd. W.
Rsss we're some very fne recitations
~ ssholsrs and tsachsrs. Then the |
0lsss schools contsnded In Q singing |
0nneh for the banner. The. Judges |
. - banner were w. J. Ardis. Mrs.
= y. wilder and II. II. Wells. who
oss11sd shat Graham ranked 90.
1sos Branch sS and Pyovidsnce 100. |
- Provisncs stiil retains the banner.
ns nszt meeting % ths union will
- q '0rsham's church In October.
Csnsldsring the hot weather II was
= pssaaant and fnssrsstins meeting.
Asu city vas represented By Capt
- Mrs. >. b. wilder. 4. r. and
Uwvvy windhani and u b. Rancid;
- ths Dark Corner BY Nis Eunice |
- 0ssssn. w. >. Ards and Douglas
NsskA i'H -
rolstscs are quiet in this corner a.
-.
Nh. q c. Kolb 10 still sick-no bet |
- at this writing. i
missss Neaiie and Mary Lee Ardis
S1s1tsd Mr. w. J. Ardis last Sunday |
evening
Louis Scott OF Cane Savannah. and |
Bufus Ards. Of the Rocky Biun
Imber Company. visited relatives
Asrs last Sunday.
John Ardis. from here. visited his
,sousin. Louis Ardis. at Bacon Hill,
nssr Pinswood. last Saturday and
Sunday.
Gna Waeka has heen sick hut is