The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-08-25
SCHOOLS TO OPEN

with tic passing OF summer and
elections, comes school days again
Just two weeks till school begin,
again and Bolton will be bright again
With the Happy faces of children and
teachers. The trustees have decided
10 open school on September 7th and
the following teachers have been
elected:
Down Town School
First Grndc-Miss Frances Burns.
Of Anderson.
Second Gradc-Miss Ruby Wilt
ford OF Anderson
Third Grade-M!ss Marguerite Ad-
ans. Of Charleston.
Fourth Grade-Miss Claudinc Skel-
ton. of Anderson.
Fifth Grade-Miss Susan Coving-
ton. of 'Grecnyille.
Sixth Crade-M'rs Hattie Hardin,
nf Chester.
Stventh Grade-Not decided yet.
High School. History and Mathc-
mates. Miss Helen Goldsmith, of
Fountain inn.
High School English and Latin,
Miss I-:!;inn Shirley, OF Anderson.
superintendent. Prof. J. b. Wat
kins. ..,
Mill School
First Grade-Miss Omn Cox, of BEL
ton
Second and Fourth Grades-Miss
Selma Hunter. Of Bolton.
Third and Fifth Grates-Miss Una
Shay. Of Belton..n
Miss Goldsmith. h.will board with her
aunt, Mrs. 4. w. Eoggo. and The 9TH
ers with Mrs. j, :.-west,@ @on r.fo&n
avenue.
This Is an allie corps Of teachers
and the prospects are fair for the Nm
est school term known In Delton. The
children should all come ,tht first day
and not get behind by coming in late
fnr II IS SO hsrd e aetcl, up and put,
the child Mt n disadvantages thrcugn
the whole. year.
W. c. clinkscales. ,. RI tMltcholl
and w. j. Mitchell, all OF Belton,
Route 1. were among those in town
Wednesday on businaas:
N. Fl. Mckee and daughters, of II =
ton, Route 2. who have been spending
some time in Franklin county, Geor-
gia. with relatives, have returned
home.
w. L. Sutherland and II. j. Mad-
dox. who have been spending some
time with relatives. and friends IN
Oconee county. have returned homo.
]. L. Stone and r. R. Sweat, Of nel-
ton route :our,, ~~sEs III IL 10 see US whiic
in town yesterday.
Miss Miriam q. Lee, one. of the eifl-
cient teachers in Anderson graaed
school, has returned. from Rock Hill.
where she attended tho state teachers
meeting. Miss Leeswill spend tho rest
Of the summer in Bolton tho guest OF
her father. W. E.I Lee. and will re-
turn to Anderson ,wnen school, opens.
Mrs D. g. Smith aand little daugh-
ter. Florido. of Bolton /. left LAST
week to visit the, Snrmer's mother In
Lincolnton. N. C., Mrs. Smith will also
so to the mountains: while away, tc
visit her mother-in.law. Mrs. Smith.
: w. K. Stringer. the progressive
president OF the paopless Bank. has
Ind the handaomeat sign put up, on bya
window that has egeT, betn seen IN
Belton. 1t Is OF pnre go,a lear with
red and black inlaid work. and is
really work OF art and lends quite o
s''tJ1 aiF 10 that part OF tnwn. 81 q
Messrs. l.. p. Willipgham. L. Il
Harris. Willard Horton and W. G.
c':nkscales went to Anderson Monday
to hear the candidates for goyernor
snenk ~, ;;;s IS
John A. Horton. Mr.. r. Fulier
Horton and Mr.. John n. West were
~ Anderson Monday. sss,,,. r; --ssill
a Messrs. Albert FAINT. Dr. J. M. HolI
:smbe. Herman Poore and II. Reid.
were among the members OF
Bl'eltoniaEs l' In Anderson Monday.
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