The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-04-22

Chandler Beall, Baker; Maggie Sey-
mOur, Concord; Alice Wells, Bethel,
Marie Hodge, Bethel, tied; grade,
Louise Carter. Wedgefield; 10 grade,
Grace Wells, Bethel; Daisy Allen,
Winn, and Ora Pritchard, Bethel,
tied.
Reading, acknowledgements Coop
er, Mayesville; grammar school,
Kenneth Dennis, Concord; high
school, Daisy Allen, Winn.
Arithmetic, Primary-Melba Kolb
Bethel; grammar school, Pearl Keels,
Trinity; high school, Rhett Wells and
Frank Kolb, Bethel, tied
English, and grades-Rebecca
Price, DuBose; grammar school,
Sophie Dabb, Salem; high school,
Elizabeth Dabbs, Salem
History, United States-Sam Mob
ley. Dalzell; South Carolina, Dewitt
Pritchard, Bethel.
Writing-Alice Wells, Bethel.
Geography, grammar school-May
Haynsworth, Bethel; high school,
Rhett Wells, Bethel; primary, Ger
trude McLaurin, Argyle.
Hygiene and Sanitation: hygiene
Cassie Nichols, Bethel; sanitation,
Hasel Kolb, Bethel.
Algebra-Rhett Wells, Bethel.
Sewing:
Button holes, Ruth Allen, Winn;
handkerchief, Minnie Mcbride, Winn;
embroidered napkin, May Haynsworth,
Bethel; shirtwaist, Emma Parker,
Dalzell; crochet, Jennie Singleton,
Singleton; tatting, Marie Brogdon,
Concord; patch. Ruth Allen. Winn;
quilt square, Catherine Mayes, Mayes-
Vile; darning, Marveille Weinberg,
Wedgefeld; apron. May Haynsworth,
Bethel; plain apron, Katherine Bass,
Mayesville; cap, May Haynsworth,
Bethel; pique skirt, Sudie Hodge,
Providence; hat, Hattie Geddings, In
gram.
Manual training-Dasher. Collin
Griffin. Bethel; handkerchief boz,
w. e. Scarborough, Dalzell; dress
ed tabouret, Dewey Ross, Dalzell: rus
tic tabouret John Mobley, Dalzell.
Domestic Science-Loaf Of bread,
Ellie Kolb, Bethel; rolls, May Hayns-
worth, Bethel; pound cake, Maybelle
Pierson, Providence; plain cake, Lu-
cile Nettles, Bethel; layer cake, Lucille
Nettles, Bethel; lemon pie, Georgia
Eggleston, Winn; potato pie, Ora
Pritchard, Bethel; tea cakes, Mary
II. Cooper, Mayesville; biscuits, Til
lie Brice. Wedgefleld; fried chicken,
Jennie Singleton. Singleton; boiled
ham, Ellie Kolb, Bethel; corn muffin,
Georgia Eggleston, Winn; roast chick
en-, Mabel Kolb, Bethel; butter, Gun
called for.)
The judges had difficult task de-
Gliding between one and four in this
contest, finally deciding on one be-
cause it was blocked and wrapped
and this was in it's favor
Athletic Contest-Standing broad
jump, Walter Atkinson, Graham
standing high jump, Mcbride Robert
son, Oswego; running broad jump
Hilliard Burton, Bethel; running
high jump, Wilder Bradford, Winn;
hammer throw, Ray Mccoy. Oswego;
100 yard dash, boys IL to 16, Walter
Atkinson, Graham; boys to II,
w. f. scarborough, Dalzell; boys to
., Thos. Odom, Baker; girls, to g.
100 yard dash. Maggie Johnson, Lee;
. to II, Ida Brice, Wedgefeld; II to
l6, Bertha Johnson, Lee.
Although there were not so many
of the domestic science. manual train
ing and other industrial exhibits this
year as last, all of those entered were
good and there was quite variety
of these exhibits, no prizes being Of
fered for a number Of them.
1t would not be amiss here u name
some OF those who have worked hard
and faithfully to make the School
Day a success. First comes DR.. j.
Herbert Haynsw orth, who most un-
fortunately became i'll on Friday and
was unable to attend the exercises,
making it necessary for him to turn
over his work on Saturday to Prof. c.
A. Mcbride and Supt. S. II. Edmunds.
DR.. HaynswOrth had made up the list
OF prizes and had solicited donation
Cf prizes from the merchants, these
matters having been arranged before
hand by him. His indisposition and
absence was much regretted by teach