The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-11-16
CONTEST UNDER Way.
About Fifty Contestants Have En-
tered the Race.

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Piano Contest made very favorable
beginning Tuesday morning, the
first day of the Fair. AS early as
eight o'clock votes were being cast
for the contestants, since that time
things have been moving. Now about
ffty ladies have declared their inten-
ton of entering the contest, and all
who desire, should do so at once and
not get behind in the start.
Among the lmost pleasing features
of The Times and Democrats con-
test is the fact that so many people
will be given chances to win prize
Each person that enters the race mas
chance to win either of the three
prizes, the piano, the machine or a
set OF dishes. Ali these prizes have
been at the Fair grounds on exhibi-
ton and many complimentary re-
marks have been made. These prizes
are all to be given away and now 10
the time to enter the race.
Another part Of our prograf which
has been especially we'll received is
that in The Times and Democrats 8
contest no bonus votes will be issued
for any circumstances whatever. A
subscription gotten at the first of the
contest will count for the same num-
ber of votes as one gotten at the end,
and each conestant's votes will rep
resent the work she has done. In
this way, no contestant will be able
bv putting in few hours Of stren-
nous work at the end, or by just put
ting forward so much money for sub
scription, to win the prize on ac-
count OF the huge bonus vote offers.
Therefore the contestants can go to
work early in the race and be az
sured that the value Of their work
in the beginning will not be dis
counted towards the end, in order to
make the race exciting.
Below we publish the list of those
who have entered the contest SO far
Each day names are added. LOOK
over the list. Are there any from
your township? If not, send in your
name at once and get start over
the other contestants from your
township. Someone has to win the
prizes, a little effort and that person
will be you. Begin today and keep
ut it.
May, Mary Thomas, Ethel Blewer'
Wilhelmena Smith, Leila Antley,
Willie Lou Hayden, Louise Green
st. Clair Cope, Glen Fogle; Mrs. NJ.
J. Thomas, M. J. Hutchins.
Cav Caw-Miss Nellie Goodwin.
Neeses--Miss Nellie Keadle:
Goodland-Miss Edna Tarrant.
Liberty-Misses Marie kirkland
and Lizzie Binnicker.
lIyons-Miss Sherer Hungerpiller.
Edisto-Miss Nellie Jeffcoat.
Pine Grove-Miss Annie Carson.
Willow-Misses Nellie Cue, Lessie
Garick, Ester Garick, Allie Sanford,
Minnie Stevenson; Mesdames Eu-
genia Cue, s. J. Hutto.
Hebron-Misses Henrietta Glover,
Carrie Livingston, Nora Pou, Eliza
Morgan; IMesdames Ida Glover, A.
s. Shu!er.
Orange-Misses Rubie Till and
Gussie Taylor. y
Rocky Grove-Misses Ruby Cor
bett and Florence Corbett.
Elloree-Misses Jose Shuler and
Luella Jones.
Zion-Misses Jessie Dukes, Jeane
Carr, and Birdie Rickenbaker.
Elizabeth Misses Talula Gissen-
danner, Marie Hydrick and Julia
Reed.
Swansea-sMiss Ellen Oliver.
Misses Lurlee Ban
mister, Mary Avinger, Kathleen Hut
to, Caro- L. Dantzler, Aurelia Rast,
Pansy Shuler, Dot ], Bull; Mrs. A.
W. shuler.
Mccormick, S. C.-Miss Aurelia
Seiger. -
WilHston, S. c. Miss Matte Ken
nedy.
Townville, S. C.---Miss Rosa Smith.
"THE GIRL FROM RECTOR's."