The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-03-18

The County Field Day begun four years
ago. and since then spread rapidly some twenty five
counties having feature Of this kind last year
Two wears ago. had her first which proved
unite success last April crowned with
even greater thus proving the popularity OF general
rally of Clarendon County also undertook county
school December which proved success beyond our mos
sanguine expectations Many of our schools were so
that thew could exhibit took parn the
parade and by presence contributed largely to It's
Now all can part general field day program ana TO ths
end teachers pupils trustees and patrons throusnout e county
are expected and urged to take part shls our ro feo Da
of all beoin work now in earnest make April 18th 1914
another bic occasion The benefits of these occas
sons obvious need be discussed here Study the var
and begin early to arrange for as many
permitted
PROGRAM:
Opening 1890 both at the court house, and the
graded school building
Song.-America; Prayer.
Defamation contests open boys and girls each school
being allowed representative in each GLASS; they so dese
follows:
The contestants this feature will he divided as follows
Boys compete with boys and girls compete with girls Boys
and girls W years DID, Older will speak at the cour
house while those under fourteen will speak the graded school
auditorium
hs division necessary that more people can be
than could the speaking attempted at
place
Spelling contest as follows Prog Course in Spelling,
Book to page 5Oone each school, pupils in the
Second, Third and Fourth grades.
Spelling contest follows Book l. pages, oO TO oO-one
from each school, open pupils Fifth and Sixth grades
Spelling follows Book2-one from each school,
open to pupils of the Sixth and Seventh grades.
Spelling contests as follows: Paynes Common Words
Commonly Msspeedoue from each school, open to pupils OF
the Eighth Ninth, and Tenth grades
Committees may require either oral written spelling,
both, above the fourth grade
Reading contests follows Wheeler Second reader one
from each school for pupils beyoud the Third grade
Reading contests as follows Stepping Stone-Thrd Read
e one from each pupils not beyond the Fourth grade
Reading contests follows: Hills Fourth Reader-one
from each school, pupils not beyond the Sixth grade
Reading contests follows Seventh grade and above,
one from each school, will prepare selection The commit
tee power limit the pupil to time Contestants
should practice reading with the of bringing out all the
qualities that constitute good reading
At the conclusion dinner will be served
The following are which pupils take IN
advance independent of the outlined above we de-
sire to make very profitable to all who Will enter
Those VINO compete these features will not be deoared
from making other entries.
Best South Carolina by boys best map South Gar
DINA by girls Maps by pupils their respective teach
es to select the boyshe best by girls Eacn
school entitled Maps to be sent by teachers one
week prior April 1th Winner be announced on Field Day.
General examination the Geography of South Carolina
Contestants Manning April 1th and take written