The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-01-28
THE BOYS CORN CLUB.
Superintendent of Education .iuIl and
His Corn Club Will Go to Corn
Show Next Saturday.

The county suEeriAte ndent OF edu
cation. z. H Aull, in talking about the
| trip of the boys ccrn club to the Ma
tional Corn Show in Columbia, on
February l, stated that he had notified
the boys that the trip would be made
our the Columbia, Newberry and
Laurens railroad, leaving Newberry
February 1, at 9.32 a. m.
He said: 81 called the boys to meet
in the office on last Saturday, the 18th,
in order to find out if we could ar
range for them to spend Saturday
night in Columbia in orde.' to take ad-
vantage of the invitation from the Co
| lumbia chamber of commerce to at
| tend the banquet which has been ten
dered by that organization, at which
the secretary of agriculture, Wilson,
and the members of the agricultural
committee of congress will be present.
|
"The boys were delighted with the
idea of having this opportunity and
were perfectly willing to make the
necessary arrangements to attend this
banquet. and spend Saturday night in
| Columbia.
81 have notified by mail all those
boys who live in the neighborhood Of
Prosperity that their tickets would
read "from Prosperity to Columbia and
return" and I will expect them to
| Join me either at Prosperity or Little
Mountain, which ever would be more
convenient to: them.
''The following are the boys who
are expected to join us at Prosperity,
or other stations below: Sebern Stock
man, Charlie Wise, Jacob Wise, W. NJ.
Lester, Jr., Cecil Dominick Byrd Glib
son. Carroll Mills. Arthur E. Derrick.
w. H. Brown, Abram Warren, Wilbur
Counts, J. G. Lowman, ]. P. Lowman,
Simpson Harmon, J. A. Eargle, Her
mis- Kibler, Luther Kibler. Hugh Ept-
ing Carl Epting and Drury Lovelace
"The following are expected to join
the party at Newberry: Dickson Ale
wine, Marvin Wilson. Claude U. Miller,
Vance, Miller, Walter Grams, Guy
Boozer, Frank Boozer. Olan Lee Cous-
in, John Earle Smith, and William
BRYAN Smith.
"The following boys did not report ut
Newberry On Saturday. the 18th, and
have not vet bean heard from, and,
therefore, I take it that they do not in
tend to go: James Seibert. A. E. Mich
OILS, and Leon Dennis. If, however thev
would like to join the party and will
notify me before Saturday, I will be
very glad to arrange for them to be
members Of our party.
"Frcm what l have gathered on
recent visit to Columbia. believe we
will have the largest number of boys
from any corn blub in the State to
attend the National Corn Show in
body 1t is my purpose to do every
thing I can to make this trip not OILY
pleasant for them, but profitable to
them as we'll.
81 will be out of the county the
greater part of the week, but will be
at Newberry on Saturday morning to
take charge of the boys of this club,
and I want everyone to be on hand
promptly.
j. P. Watts and Thomas Havss,
who are entitled to attend the Corn
School, in Columbia, are expected to
60 down the first of the week
"I trust that the trustees CT all the
districts in the county will iHsist upon
the teachers of the school going to Co.
lumhia on Friday the 31st, which is
Education day at the exposition, and
which the State superintendent of ed
ucation has recommended as a holiday
to the schools with pay to the teach
er on condition that he or she attend
the meeting in Columbia I will be
very glad to see in Columbia on the
day every teacher in the common
schools of Newberry county"
No Wonder She tainted.