The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-12-06
NORTH NEWSLETTER
LADIES OF METHODIST CHURCH
.5ss; GIVE MUSICAL.
nnage Audience See and Appreciate

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North, Nov. 2s.- Special: Cndel
aao auspices OF. the ladies of the
Mesaodistschurch, d. highly entertain.
sag musicale pf: homesStalent. WAS
E;yen In the beautiful auditorium oi
4 me graded school last; Thursday eve
sing. The audience was large and
s.aypseciatiEe, cheering heartily every
number presented. The. .progra. n. was
carried out most charmingly. and ef-
. qeetiye!y. Many have requested that
!. the entire program be repeated.
8; ae..Far. Away" as duet, was sung
aseautlfully by Miss Livingston and
sar. Sally.
se:Little Annie Rooney" was rem
1ered most pleasingly BY little Miss
@s Reed, Wolfe and Price. ..'G
Z 'ssAileen," "Come Where My Love
1las Dreaming 'tSilver Threads
among the Cold" and "Climb up,
-Crhillum' Climb" very highly pleas
ed the audience, and we're presented
tS all participating in the program.
i.'tJennie McNeal's Ride. and La
ssent OF Absolm" were recited and
Sictured grandly by airs. Price and
sEzzs. Wolfe: ~.
fsayly surprising the listeners,
vivian Reeves and Fred Wolfe al
aernately sang TIE. catchy song mo
Sir" Miss Pansye Craft gave the
HOfd Gray Bonnet" in q most inter
sling and pleasing manner, illustrat-
ed, by Mrs. Price and MT. Wolfe.
Many other songs and excellent
selections were given by superb tai
eus and enjoyed by all. Among
which must especially be mentioned,
Tho Last Rose Of Summer" as sung
Iy. Miss Livingston. most gracefully
and charrlingly with voice of such
elegance.
The finale, Dixie" also sung by
Miss Livingston In her fascinating
M,anner, didn't fail to win the usual
applause. Many praised must be ae-
ecraer these ladies for the most ex-
celent musicale: audiyerys successful
entertainment. ,,.,y.= u 81, sss,.
Our town Is always on "boom,
Many new brick stores and another
EEnk have recently been added to
she beauty and business facilities of
the town, and a score OF handsome
residences are in the process Of con-
Ssruction. -, -. .sa.ss .
..,. The Greensboro Land and Auction
Company will, in few days, sell
some Of the best lots and building
sites that are available. {
We regret to lose one OF our
eovnsmen. Mr.. J. c.:Witt and his
~ffghly esteemed family. He goes to
.Americqs, Ga., where he has, a large
farming interest. "A
IA party consisting OF several men
pf this town have gone on an ex-
tended deer hunt In the lover part
OF the State. Here is hoping for a
aafe return and q quantity Of "big'
game. .-e.s:
Rev. Mr.. Edwards has gone to the
bedside Of his daughter. who is ser1-
Dusly i'll at Greer, 8. c.. She is one
Of the teachers In the graded school
al that place. ~. " x
Our school Is gradually growing,
and at present has reached the high
est enrolment that It has ever at
tanned. The attendance has not been
az regular as 1t could be, and it is
hoped that the fathers and mothers
~ill see to 1t that their children are
kept in school every day as far as
possible. This is Of much value to
both pupil and school. "Arbor Day"
was utilized by teachers and pupils
In planting shade trees, hedges, flow
ers, and beautifying the school
grounds in general day well,
spent. Let us have some more i'm
provements If this kind.
Most of the teachers spent Thanks
giving at home and visiting friends.
Miss Pansye Crate gave a most
pleasant AT Home" to her maly
lriends on Saturday eve last.
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