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The Press., 1913-08-20

Runs, Guilman, Webber, Dickey, Potter, Remmert, Hamilton, J. Bower, ? o. Bower. Sacrifice hit, Buck. Stolen base, Remmert. Two-base hits, Hamilton, Reno. Home run, Dickey. First base on balls, of Webber 2. Left on bases, Stafford 3. All -Holyoke 8. Struck out, by Web Der 9, by Hithner 5. Double play, Remmert. Passed ball, Mathewson. Time, 2h 5m. Umpire, Clark. #One out when winning run was scored. s
The Press., 1913-08-20
The Miracle.

Woodland What is the difference be tween wonder and a miracleT 10 rain Well. If you'd touch me for $S and I'd lend It to you 1t would be n wonder WOodland-That's 90 Lorain And if you returned 1t that would h' t miracle.
The Press., 1913-08-20

The Pennsylvania State Tax on all Anthracite coal mined in tn at state, amounting to about 1Oc per ton, has been charged on coal bought by us since July lst. Therefore we are obliged to advance the local retail price 5 cents per ton, instead of 25 cts, as has been usual at this time. Effective to- day, Aug. 2Oth.
 PrIe g for Rornnsh delivery are:
 EGG and STOVE, SS.35 NUT, 500 Subject to usual discount for cash.
The Press., 1913-08-20

Hasty climbers have sudden falls.- French PrOV0eb.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-04

.liiularen Sotaoes meiien. gines
cter bat rs cor linen allen pornls.
Sim oienen ols 8~nppenbalter peoer
ecDe ned goIer. Dcber G~inborner
nod ereiier. md GhnIit dbaeoro.
IGereS fc-aISii6e3 getier. tonoern
Grei Ifien. Ser i5amtlieniaae mad in
3orfrnrer Grinnerun1 on zines lun.
aen Fitzgerald Grrettun1 pom %7Sc.er.
t:6e furGl elmer 3ahnpsn. treuen Eno
a"iocferuoen 0coion. minSclten5
olfo. mas Ioro!e GjeIinnurg onlonat.
einen Sioroe5genoiien oe5 Gcrette.
ten.
Gire Irt Gencniti;f 3u o1en oie.
i'm GHebunoniiieu -lidpn 9oheme
ms Siqn 2ife piro Die 8~ermihtung
ecs Darouia OF 6ertioro nit mrs.
Mcb.GotIe. Scr @itue zines 2on.
bcn T a~>oofaten. biIoen. Sn oiciem
2~ie.esialIe rertorrert Der 0oro TO-
nobl ons ori~itotrotiife ME oas
81 al 're.ement. @Ieroings iii feline
rieI'eitigc Ter'onIi6teit oamit nod
longe nitt II dopft. Ser Batter oes
@rGutiQoms Der Wrs 0o5 .Godle
fcnnte nod cine 9oid,oroe bel Der
Gfu;gin @:!tcria aus'uuen. heir
Come. Ger heute 5r5gcr Der tIang.
ooQe,l 3ite.foQe,tion etnes Narauis
Of Sert orS. Carl OF yarmouth. Sis.
ccurt Gecu+ome. Baron ron Con.
10 n uro Ho5Ip lit. rei6te IS III Der
qlciden n'tt me5r. Rad elmer fur.
gen Tieiit,e't in cinem 'hottlId)en
G0colcriereJiment ocriubte Soro
3ertior0 e5 a%lentlniben Ino auT
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trinrcn oleir peoer oI3 engIii6cr
%titun1sidlreiber ned aIs auitro!i.
'tjer Sdai3!;fter. psoer a!s Wetn.
~re;icnocr. r:h ais Sbea. erifri'titeI.
Ter fam er oui oen er ebn.en grlnen
3pe;l. SdlieBIid p~roou5iertc er
i'd auf Ger ameritaul den 8u1ne
nIS @orpipcnt, n'er aud 90 mar
Inn Dos GlUf niht oui Die Iouer
hclo. 9ei Der Nu fiahru,r8 einer pom
!1m ieltit uer oBten uno tomponier.
ten Sreret.c. oeren mannlide Saupt.
RIFE er iiterolcs 'eie.te. IieB es i'm
nouenhs i'm Gid o5tpobl er feline
Sod)e fir einen 0~larQui5 gar nidt
10 iaocl mcttc. GENE critic @7le nit
elmer Mn1crifoneriu Id)eitertc eben.
'aQ3, rotocn be'eitnenoermeiie eia
Teit Der GerrponOt'da't Der Jrou
nitt our Scd}cit cr'd)icnen mar
Ger et)te Re,u5Iitoner Iiebt sum
cri'totrnti't,e &ciraten. ober einer
2cro. Der c-5eitct. iie5t er it5er Die
Mtiel CT Set enoIit bot oa5
Sdidial Elm Giu'ebcn lie. 5lyfinf.
ti3c MGrdui'e ia en- @c,m3aen ocr
mcar as riar 0fiu:oncn Goaars,
gc,tigcno. mi oa, Of @appen neu
81 rcr1cIo i. Ser Narauis aber
rtro IN ihrcr Seite ieine ,3eit aLt-
it)IieBIit) nit Nbitomm Il De bringen
tonren. uno oas BIB. I'm oonu bof.
icntIi4, ou6 uieoer in Der transat.
lantliGen &e, I5.i.aner disuila.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-04
Ias Dcbeimnis iibcr a0uis Weuelii
BON @beiTni,n.

Tan itrcitt Gus I.ernrorier:
Siir3Iid inns sicr9er Nadrih.en ge-
lonst, Sic g~eetqnet iiro, in oos 9e.
heintnis oe5 Taiaites pon Iots Ibe6o
erros 9idt III uer3reiten. Iros oaer
Geriide,unqen. oo3 a6ria Nenelit
Iett, ia. lid in Ger SouptitaSt Ibei.
~finiens Gle re5epe.auns ieitgeiest.
CAB man oas Bolf c5iittIih IRE
Tia5rt: Ser 2eItoc,t oes Regas. Der
tiaHer Sic Iui3aSe hate. in iebem
Tonat eurh cine l1rter'uhunJ oes
ongebIid tronfen TeneIit ieit;uiteI.
len. ooB er tatiddIih nod crn 2eben
lei. ioa n~euar5utgs it'd oabin sc.
1ubert huben, 0oB er rsiterbin Der.
ortise 8eriiderur9en nit ieinem &C.
ptiier nidt mebr pereirHorer tonne.
Ter Ro-oer. Der hm Del feinea lin.
ter utur9en ae3eist mtro. oeiira BE.
r;ibriiy.l nn, ieo3h itreu9 uaterlagt
III. ut mad, ieircr Iri;dt i&e-5oupi
r:dt Der GGr!g NenclIf. iouSerr Der
zines Gecnrten Oes Sofss. Der lid fur
Sieie 9auidYung berat5t. Nah In.
iidt Ses 2ehor3tes lebt Ger Ie8us
oaerSinas nod. a5er in ooHomme.
ner ge:itiger ltnnattunp, noroui
n,onde 0oraGnee i'm TaInit b:noeu.
tetcn. Ser 8hronfoLger iteJt aur Sci.
crit i'm 16. 9ebensiahre; aus 6ie' en-
3runoe nil man Die ooaige unf1'
biqfei. Wenelifs 3ur Reeierurl emit
meiIen nidt 3,saeben. sis ser Enron.
erie oos 20. @e5ensiutr CREDIT Ia:
uno iir5er oiejeriae autoritat oerfitgt,
oie fir ieine S.enun1 inter sen Gro.
zen oeg 2onoes e~rforoerlid lit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-04
GnnsEiun Der lcttea tarfiiacu
Cpnnntniel.

Gle GouauinieI aoofoIeb tit ict'
tens Der ungarilhen 9ehoroen on'
reftrert uno uon elmer 4bteiliin3
unsariit)er 9cnoormen ioiort IN BE.
iis gerommcn woroen. IoafaIeb
bate aui 8runo ocs ueoereintcm.
mems 3piiten Seiterreih.uSga-H
uno Ser Gurtei ron p. IPal 1873
rtflc oitqrreihii
Nunmebr lit oie ltoatI;Ae Su3eacrls.
felt Ser SnisI form,u erotlerl!ert
noroen. Tos Tro.cfoa ibcr Die
Gnneyior lit pom t.irsIidcn Gouoer.
rteur Stcriii Goblin nitt untcr3elt.
ne. uoroen. Ter 8oitoerncur Ut
obacreiIt. lie VrofLamierunJ her
Innerion lit. rrie pertautet. nit &ud-
'itt ouf sen 0rdIimiuaririeoen &C.
ifcher. wcIher iintIite tlrtl'he
Terriporien peItIid pou Der 9in'e
Gnct Nioio oil Sic Terhineeten
ob.ritt. &ierSurh r6ren @eiternn.
dcu e~ntItanhen. ueIhe Die un3ipeiIel'
haiter Rettc Ser Memorable on Ma.
FaIeh Eaten uerIcscN t5rrcr. - Die
Sriel 1T felt 1878 hiht Htctr inter
tiirfiiter Serritait. Sa lie Rr Fer.
liner Qor1reb. cbenio rie @osulen
uno Sic Ser,e1cspina. sur SHuoa'
tiou Ibcrqa5. Taoe1en bat nan.
cIS ans ser S~f,Ieatior cine Trre.
rior ron Rosnicn itus ser Ser'eoo.
rirc riirSc. ceraelIen. cid gNta-
Icb in pouen @eiis IL rehncn. lies
~ MN an Rort1d ceihe6er. @is'
Ser noran Sic e1ir5au. ms Ro'er'
tu!tur tre;bsrScr @recobrer SEE SI.
Eel iteuer. unS miIitdrfrei.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-04
gerHaete Staot.

Gle international RaiEpdp 60.
reidte eegen Die StaorperrpnItung
oou Su''aIo, 2. y. cine erfastlose
in Ser &ohe ron S20S.400 Elm fir
Seriuftc. ore lie pxihreno oes tiir,.
Itten StroBcrbahritrettS 5urh Sad.
~beitaoiSurl uno Iusinl al Gin.
nnbmpr erlitteu hot. lie 8e'cuih1it
ntatt a~eIteno. oob Tie Me itdrtiit1e
Wcrynoltuue uu argerci'eren Stus
Fir ibren 1etrieb er'ndlt. oeric.bet
ieoot) riht befomfnvr haze.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-04
2iucpir, Reb., bIcibt nag.

1ie @IaIer ron %.Rto.n. 4t5.
srtid};cHtr i'd oafUr >as Scil,n
5ohlBeni;crter &Irtito ten .sute.
raltfn. !tatl Sen e.nJttrJift1en Be.
5ittta itleiner Sic Itai'cn" etus
9ia, ori.it oou rujI>eitcns 500
Simmer e:Ic7Et III hattn. Is ruar
hi2S Sic erita &315. inter Sem reu7a
SrlteIn Der .cn1t;i'ariitet Rclie.
runs. NM T~-,tc;poIitI Dar ous1s
idicSen.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-04-10
Lisbon School.
LCc:le Pitts
s,h Grade

Lisbon Sc1ool =zs to-mely located
:; L.stoa C1urch III; IL 1897 +: ~as
moved ato-- mile down the .oad
E1ere Z: non stands.
NJ 7. ! Prizes txgau ,ezca:ng in
1901 and ,a-g1, To- four years while
here he improved the grounds 20:
patented desks. some pictures and =
-ab,s and ehai- At-4r this Miss Nc
he1z-e T2s our teacher :o- txo yea-s-
While she azs teaching lib-ary "a:
obtained During the ler. five years
ne had four teachers. Some Improve.
aa2ts were made, re building vas
enlarge! c@led and recovered.
Ou- present teacher IS Miss Car
-e:,- Es have ,l.-ty-s.x pupils en.
rolled in eiz1; grades. Our school
term IS only seven mcun,hs his year.
Our school Improvement Association.
Win Beatrice league president, Fyoyd
Co-6e: Wee president, Josephine
Young Secretary, and Earnest Madden
Treasure. has raised sl459 With
Thich Ne have secured AT addition
for our !.5-ary bought shades and
helped to have The building painted.
Eleven OF our pupils are subscribers
to the School Journal which places
u; in almost all OF the homes. Lyles
Jacks and Earnest Madden are men
bers Of the Boys CORE club. Julia
Young. Pearl Co-bet, Myrtle and Be
a,T!ce league are memberso. the To-
mato club Two OF our pupils
are aspiring 70 &c; library certificates.
five have attended school every day
and expect TO receive perfect attend
ance buttons. We hope 10 have an
ideal school some day.
Beatrice league.
sth Grade.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-04-10
Central Shoel.

My teacher has asked ne TO ~rite
something Of the Improvements thz,
have been made in OR scool within
The iast FIVE yezrs Tae h-st improve
Dent Ess llzde on The building, which
~as beautifully ;.zslted Oh the outside
and nicely called inside TIE trus-
tees thea purchased neE desks for
the building. also teachers desk The
patrons AMI children raised moaey
ani bought an organ vasch re all ap-
precia.e vev much. As sc had no
library Miss Gena Hezry. one OF our
uoss successful teachers. and her pa-
pills vent TO york 10 &c. Z library.
The amount vas soon raised and noS
ne have 2 librzC which contains
zbou: oae hundred volumes The
money raised This rear will be ex-
pended for apparatus Miss Annie o.
Putnam i cur teacher She has :xen-
ty-aine pupils OF roll and has from
tte frs grade to me sixth Our
school Will r1a zsTen months Ttere
are three children IL this district who
have 10; attended school this session.
Tie School Journal has be4n placed
II the home OF ever child in school
T"o OF Us viii &c; the attendance
buttons as Ee have not been absent
;ardy uor excused from school this ses-
sion
Albert Clark.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-04-10
Friendship School.

TIE frs ycAool house for Friend
ship, Sulliyans nult=- :. -as h1il,
0: logs zb.ozt 1875. Since lhea ssTer-
a eaiidiags hare been used as school.
houses TIE present building haz
been built aboat Is years ard arothe.
Eoom was atdsd about years later.
Oar school Eoa prize FOR Improve
nsa' II W&-lo. TIE improvement,
Association has been doing splendid
%ork- They hare purchased gIoeez.
dictionary, p!ctures e;c-, to- the school
room, and had ;he building painted
outside Mrs- De,la Maiden IS p-esi-
deat ot Association no-. Men desk
Eere bought in the spring OF 1911.
Miss Maggie Darlington rzugl. here
during sessions % '@s-'0s, and 'cs-ro.
TIE next s=tsior -zs taught by Miss
Minnie Wallace assisted By Miss Fran.
kie Culo=-tsoa- Miss wallace has
been teaching here :or TIE ,~o years
si1ce ~i:1oai AZ assistant az ,he
srrollme2: azs 10: b=ea Is large. We
have O. ro!, ro~ to--y pupils. through
Ire eighth grade No-4 o. our pupils
I'll! e; 5+-t=c; attendance buttons.
b1: about six ~i.i ge: r1e lic-z-y ce.-
;ifca;=s. Ccae T-zr-Ezn :o.ae-i the
Corn Club. Szvz-z! @. on 7ug.ls
czke -1s Sc.col Journal. Several r.rls
s-s-eys --z T- ---- o.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-04-10
Youngs School
Albert Clark.

Youngs school house vas built in
The year 1876 or whzt vAs oace Tie
Youngs estate l. : rAar the old
Young's sc3s=. Ta= school vas rruved
from he Wallace Lodge building.
whe-s Il was knows IS Youugs hizs
school This school had tao tezche :
for TIE frs. ,:ne in The year 1895.
Tie teachers we're Prof. ?. z. .D.55,e
and Miss Emma Dial. Since tia.
tine the school has had q, ,eas, :
toZs2 principals ! number OF the
former pupils are now college grad
uetes, In the year 1906 IL was decided
that the school needed better build
ing and one more centrally located,
so the prezen: house vas buil,. vim
ming the one hundred dollar prize for
greatest Improvement Miss VII Lou
GRAY vas principal at tha; time.
Our present teachers are Miss
Madgs Harris and Miss Addison. We
have the largest attendance that The
schoo. has ever had Eight grades.
and six months term.
Miss Gray wishes this school 20 es-
tabi!sh trial Industrial department
and q room for the purpose has been
begun which We hope 10 see finished in
the near future We have . School
improvement association which has
made about twenty dollars The Of
hcers are as follows: president, Mrs.
A Abercrombie; vice-president, Mrs.
W Y. Williams; secretary. Mrs. AUS
tin Aoecrombie; treasurer. Mrs. W.
o. Sutton.
CASTOR Aberromb!e.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-04-10
Yong Sehool.
Cz-s.-= MILLER.
SiL-1 Grade.

II iEE Young sc.oo, vas ss-z6,sl-
ed. ard since Ia, l-s i, has sze1
rzugh; by ;4s frs following ,ezczerg:
Mss LG,.sa Burns. ,:55-ss: Mss Ne,.
Watson. ,s.*-57 Miss st2-zz-s: Par
ro.t. 1870 Mss Nell Boyd ,r4s-,o.
Miss Blz-e1e P.asol. lsIo.I5. For
the frs- no O. ,l-@e years ,1e ,s-n
vas seven months, lz:=- {. became
eight and lo= :; .s nine
There z-= h.-ss- pupils enrolled
eYs-y c1.5 IL tbs 5is:-.c, -. have
been D-es41: more ,Azn forty dzys.
-Four boys have joined The Foys' Corn
cIub: James Williams. Alzey Grant.
william D.cEs-t- and Charles Williams
Ethel Williams las joined the Tona-
to club One child from each family
takes Tie School Journal. Nine or ten
children Et.l &c: the library reading
certificates
Heretofore, The attendance has been
exceptionally good. but II is not Up
70 me usus! standard this session be-
cause 80 many have had munlps. VI.
ginia BOYD will &c; . pe-:ec; attend
ance button.
In December. 4 school Improvement
association vas organized with the
following officers: president, Mrs. d.
81 Williams. yice-pres:dcut. Mrs. J. L.
Dsckert; secretary, Mrs. u. R Craw.
ford; treasurer, Mrs. J. J. Young.
In November the pupils and teach
eTs Of Wadsworth and Young schools
gave play by which each school
made S6.75. Young school used IS 20
increase the library. and tie remain
der fer erasers, scissors. etc.
Blanche z. PinsOn.
Teacher
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-04-10

mile away in 1906 This vas a very
good scaoo. house, bur no; built on the
modern plan I: ~as destroyed By FIRE
supposed 70 have been caused from =
defective fue in the spring o: 1911.
During the summer OF the same year
The present building vas erected.
Our teacher IS Miss Blossom shu-
man, She has a:,een pupils enrolled.
Her work carers the first. second.
fourth. sixth, seventh and eighth
grades Tie school term IS seven
months.
The o@csrs Of tas School Improve.
nen' association are IS follows: p.es!-
dent, MIS-, lillian Hill; v.ce-p.es!dsn:.
Mrs r. ". Brown; sec-s,ary. Mrs. W.
G. Boazman; treasurer. Miss E,o.se
B-o~n- The association has raised
sis-25- This sum was uset 70 Improve
-he'grounds and building.
Only one ct rs is member Q. .be
Boys' Corn clu6--Alec 7. Brown. Or
= one can &c, the pertec, attendance
button Three library certificates ara
being worked for Six children take
the School Journal.
Alec Brown.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-04-10
Woodrow WILSON SCHOOL.
weedror wilson School

In the summer o! 1884 a small nun
Der o. bare-footed boys snd girls as
semoled. for instruction. gwen By NJ
2. P. Franks, II tenant house osn.
ed at ;ha, tine By Maj. L W VIM.
which no~ belongs to VI. c. Y. Grad
dock
A fe~ years later school room Eas
built about two hundred yards from
this place and called Nez Laerty. Here
The school houyished for many years
Prom 1870 till 1855 there pas no
school in this neighborhood- After the
school house ven, down 4 short ses-
sion Eas taught near Mrs. Cannon's.
little late. another school ~zs
taught IN = house OF Nr. Brza,e.t- :
place. Owned ZOE by Nr. Mitchell Or
ings- In 1890 the school house. Rocky
Ford. vas built or ;5e land pQrchas-
ID from Nr Y c Hellarz. zut zzs
taught for several yezcz :! Miss B@z-
sic Wzlke-.
In few years this =c.ool Ezz
abandoned and snail 1ocz= -zs
built near tie site G: NsE Late-,y
school Lo-z@. ard Ezs known As PIE
Grove
In 1912 10; Eas purchased nearer
the center . re sclool d.s.r5cI. zt9-,
oue-Azit mile further down ne rozd.
zad unique t1.lti-g Ess erected ard
named Wo'oiroE WLzoa- T-iz zctool
Eoz frs prizes :Eon co;z STATE ard
eouaty .o- It's creates; improvement:
during tzs pzs; year Tais school
oo~ t2s A. elro,l4@1: q a,ty p11.lz
ard rT2 teachers Misses Jennie SER
AIT and G.!d.= Nelson
C1-iz:tr@ MILLER.
SiIca Grade
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-04-10

Ehea he Was quite q boy.
In lsas-10 Smith J. Martin taught
this school for Z salary of $4G-oa psr
month and earoIle,i 50 pupils. term
iTe nonths
Miss Nora Cannon taught IsIe-I1 for
q SALARY OF s4ooQ per month for Eve
months Mss Sadie Keller taught
isll-lz for . szlsry Of $45-Co per
month for four months Smith J. MAJ
tin taught 1878 fo- salary OF $50
for tour and half months. enrolled
to-ty-three pupils We have eight
grades in oar school this term rang
ing from the frss TO the eighth
We hare Z club OF ten children TAX
ing the School Journal.
We have one bo! belonging 10 The
eorn cl1b- Samuel Green. one girl b.
longing 70 TIE Tomato Club. Annie
Nzy Bro~n We hzTen'I any librzry
il orr school and OF course. ne are
10; expecting any oae % g@ = eeruh-
cate
There vii be about sersn OF eight
Eho will get the p.erfect ATTENDANCE
button Our present tozrd Of trustees
are P 4 Riddle, Berry T2ylor and
Drz,y Garrett
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-04-10
Langston School.

We have until recently had an old
weather stained school building. one
tina: had been here for many years. the
roofing was all decayed. OF course.
this old building didn't look so invit-
ing. SO they decided to build a new
one Well We now have a nice new
building. new heater. blackboard.
teachers desk and chai.r Sanitary
drinking cups etc. Also have flowers
and little trees planted out Such a
contrast now. We got the third prize
offered By the county for the greatest
improvement We have an Improve.
ment Assoc alton" with Mrs. ?. J.
Donnan. Pre-, Mrs. r. L. Holland. vice
Pres. Mrs. C. a. Owens. Sec. Mrs
Matte Clark Treas.
They have the four officers and on
y two members. Miss Pauline Byrd
and Mrs. C. B. Cooper. Though a few
in number they have done great deal
for the school They gave as
Thanksgiving Offering" $3.50. And
had planned many things to DO this
spring. but our school will last only
three weeks longer. We have only
eleven pupils They have such nice
lit;le school here. Have one girl Who
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-04-10
Eden School

AACA -NANNls
ne Eden school ~as organized II
1882. taking It's name from the p2s.-
once Prior to this tine the cht;iren
OF the community we're sert either 20
Green Pond o. Rzbun. The frs,
school session ~zs held in Z tenan,
house rented from Ny. Bolton o~ings
and vas raugh; b. NJ. Mcmillan Be
fore the neIt ,eru the trustees. Messrs
Gray, Nash and Martin Mahafey pur-
chased Z P!ot OF ground from Mr. Ed
~ard GRAY and erected Z rude frame
building which today would y made
quake 10 NEE. The educational demands
The standard Of study. however. ~zs
good. and splendid teachers who made
: success in their profession ;augh.
here They we're: Mesz,s Majors,
Blackwell. Alexander, Madden. Nc
MILAN. Brooks, Cla-dy and Kennedy.
IN 1892 The woo5vtlle and Eden
schools united. purchased : centrally
located site from Nj Luther A-m-
strong and the prssen: building vas
erected Miss Nettie Jones was Tie
first teacher. She vas followed b.
Misses Sarah Copeland. Lillian Smith.
Lillian Armstrong. Ella Belle Cope
land and Messrs Fulmer and Babo.
Our school runs seven months, has
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-04-10
Green Pond School

The school building which now
stands at Green Pond was constructed
in the year 1907. with three spacious
recitation rooms, one library room and
two cloak rooms.
Two years later the building was
painted which made it much more az
tractive. This school now employs
three teachers. Miss Nina Henry,
principal. Misses Peden and Sims, as
sistants. One hundred and eight pu-
pills have been enrolled There are
ten grades and seven months school,
As yet no Improvement association
has been organized. but have raised
twenty-four dollars which will be US
ed for the Improvement of the school
Fourteen of our pupils take the
School Journal and are anxious to re-
celye every copy to read the interes:-
ing stories written by the pupils OF
different schools.
The boys of this school have no.
Joined the Corn club, neither have the
girls Joined the Tomato club. There
are siS pupils in school striving to win
the perfect attendance buttons
Nellie Babb and Mollie Knight.
Tenth Grade.
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hopes 70 get The attendance button.
fAll four Of Tie patrons and Miss Bird
200. take the SeaoOI Journal. We have
mp 10 the ssEeuth grade We expect
10 tske PaEL N Iz5 SS$>eAs1>os.. Es:-. n,,r
teacher = Miss Pauline By1d O. Edge
feid eo1nty- We al lore her very
dearly aRd hope 10 have her u.ta Us
sguin another term
Minnie Lea Donnan.
Fifth Grade
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-04-10
RALHGH n. C. CHILD
Made Strong and Well By vinoL.

When We tell you that vinol is tha
best remedy in our whole stock for
making weak, puny, ailing children
strong, robust and rosy, we are only
telling you what has been proved By
hundreds Of mothers.
Mrs. VI. o. strother, Raleigh, y. c.,
says: Ny little girl, Hazel, has been
taking Yinol to build her up after a
severe spell OF sickness. 1t has done
so much good b. restoring her appe-
tite and building up her strength that
1 think Yinol is the finest tonic ever
prepared, and l an telling everyone
about It."
What vi4oY did for this nttla
girl it Will do for very weak and
ailing child, because sickly children
need the Strengthening cod liver
elements and the tonic iron that
Vinot contains-that Is =h= vinnI
builds them up quickly and gives
them fine, healthy color. 1t Is
pleasant TO take, and we guar
antee that the results win satisfy
you - money hack IL they do not.
LAURRNS DRUG co.
LaHreus, s. c.
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nine grades and forty pupils. We
have t~o subscriptions for The
Journal Annie Mae Armstrong will
receive an attendance button. and AL
9aa Martin is our contestan, in the
Tomato Club.
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Riddles Oh Eield sehnnl
8ta Grade

We have one o; the Oldest schools
IN the county This school vas erect
ed about 1850. We have never had q
very comfortable building until re-
Gently. Ny father is now seventy
years old and he went TO school here
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Pine Blun School.

The Pine Bluff school house was
noYei 70 It's present situation from q
pine bluff OF Banks Creek one half