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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-15
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staat uen Wlarnlaao'

Cine %rafne uun rebammcn 5uri siccniis
rum miro am TicnInD, oen l2. Win 1914,
Nadmtiups nor in Dem Bureau ocs Gci
paricnenis 9ir t6, 9Sei Surdtora Slrnbc. nb'
qebnlicu mcroen. 9riiiungen perocH am lclpen
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SDrmrlarc aoreiitrc man: SccrctarH, Siale
Nepayhnent Of Scalib. 16 gSet Saralo1n
Sircct Baltimore. NarDlano.
(9lprt4 81 2S .N'ui5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-15

Gs farU am iL 9tpgl 1914 gnuiir Nottcs,
Iodicr ocr pcriiorpencn 1o1u mo @li6n1ciD
Noiics in ibrer @&o0uunN Mr. 1903, Cns
6haic.etrahc Sic 3ci 0cs NcQrdbuliica miro
lndler nu0clciQt (9lprt0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-15
rcpartcment lhr Bifruhimc @rrbciicruuaCn.
tnterE Ecpnriemcnt hes StnotsSuacntcnrs.
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IS mirb bierntt demdb 0cu glbihniiicn SO Y
nn0 Sc Is bcs baltimore Sdot0bariers De-
lanni Qeniddi, oaB Der Sidoi Sn0enicur nab
ocnl fG, Mai 1914 beanncn wirh. bic Rioets
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gSciie pcpfaicri neu 9epiioiicri oocr ncn Ie'
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(9lprfS 20 27 Wlai6) Siaois Sn0cnicltr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-15

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-15
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mas loni nod.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-15

Dic Grc6cit piuH Sarrg 81 9bau, uRcr il md
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-15

SIS orb am a. glpril 1914. inn $50 10y
Mprlcus Sunn Mort, int gllicr bon 53 Sa0rcn.
Sic NccrblglnQ inoci 5rriing, Nanmitla0s 2
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hoic" (9pri5-l7)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-15
@nInm6iIde stnatamamer befiInu0rtcn bic

Golumbiihc StaatomGnucr bcfiiriuOrtcn bic ger
mcrfimg 0cs &erird9s, Der ocr characterization Jep
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mas 5uipribt 0a ic aau6ci nab cbcnlo leidt bnocrt
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2traBcn nit @oObarrcn acpaltcrt lin0 mo lpe oicle
mcrocn iic cine bcrbe Gnttduidlnng crabrcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-15
Gcpcrtcmcnt fir bifcnhMr @er0ciierm0rn.
llntcr.Ecpnrlemcnt ccS Stoot 3nnrnenrS.
VA more, 2 Nrpt l0ll

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In irNeE0 cincr 9Seic Die 9ulGrabnna oocr
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Staot. Suaenicnr.
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Sia6i Baltimore.
a. Scit1 Compton,
&oriiber ino coniuliirenocr Sn9cnieur.
(glpr4, tltS21)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-15
On Mnnberncnr MpIbsburuMah i'm uoriaen

On GUnbcruenr @OosbOruna6 I'M uOrigcn 5abrc
iagtc cr ici c @cgner uou Grtroiibngcn Der Gcgsla
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scr 2caislahm anacupnunene GcdnguB-9ciorm-9i
mtcr5cidna nHiiicn troBocm lie 6n binoert 100 0u-
ten Bortcctcu ongcnc6mc %ldbc 5u UcriGaircu 0enll
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gAnocsenat oic dlon pom Observation-Disclosures pollrte
Sill aunnmt ueld5e ocn 5uiibcnltoatd)cn &erlon0t
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mcrocn; ocn oaim waOen oc llntcrrc0mcr 6rc Gon-
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StuatsarbeitSbos bat fciuc @intilntc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-15

Ncw.gorf 1T eiu proarciiiper staat Gr Gat 5e1n
4roscnt Der 9eoolfeumg Der As Saaten Der Union s
ucr6alb icucr @renjen uno er nernt p Rro3ent Der
oiientliden 5dIul0 Scr AS 5taatcu iein giacn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-15
0Seits@mb.@arf.

Gnem ecf6dbten 8ublilum 8ur Ga6rtdt,
oaB Der agSe@ro8dtl" am netl'ben ger.
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Gjnhnu Wraubncr,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-15

Der Strife Der Srrglcutr I'M anpicr-9icuicr bcS
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abcr oas 8edt ser gIrbccr id 5u orgonilrcn Gieles
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5trifes 6ringcn ocn glrbetcrn feincn Gor6e G9 lit
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5dJic0sgcrid)tcu i6re 3ununu1g acbcn. Abcr oali
rcrcren ia oic 9gitntorcn i6r lcd)tc9 9roO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-15

0neyta uerlanat guerEculIHna 5eteps per Slcgie'
rng ser Der 5taatcn Sit oaS uidt AncrIennng.
ucu BON ibni pcrloiat miro bic 6lo0gc Der &cr Soo'
tel 5n io6dire2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-15
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site 9lr. 6.
2inIcuu Der
...f.w Qs.rtts fcuut

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Mlai 1914, einocreibt oic ap Wiittppdl oru
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ocn iiir ipc.de Sornmlare ai @elud IN oielen
@urcau er,anNl pcrbcn i0nncH.
SDbn y. San9Bnmner,
@hela@lert
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-15
gcrTammlllna .9ln5ciacu.

Spe5ialnDtiS.
@alttmorc. Den A. glprl 1914
gnddblin oeo Eoocs non Diaior glrHoo
Summer ECniore Der 6rma summer y
@cder. Nani nno 29chiel weindit gtr 2G
Goni0.Gtlubc miro bieronrd Witibelmng &C.
mubt nnB Dos @cihdii nnicr bemieben gias
ncH nno an ocrlelbcn glcrciie pom ocn llAleg
5chncien ipeicraeibrl pcrocn iuiro
n. N Summer,
tNprl5) Ncnru 3crbnirn.
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gOcinilpu
m0di libcrQle N1rlc0en nii R0d)i o0cr arlinos
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sem, IS Jlupp, Rrdllotut 22j ct. %an.Sts.
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Au Gpg5ialprcilcn,
Saltii VI oer Sabril,
Stuie a. GpntPagnie,
s1S 2ow.5troic, uODc 5rOut-Str.
(Mal3i2)
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-07-15
Auction Bridge Party. \

Miss Holly Brown gave a delightful
bridge party on Wednesday afternoon
In honor Of Miss Marie DeLorme, who
on Wednesday next, becomes the bride
of Mr.. William Knox Tave1, Of Attain
Ia.
Miss Brown was assisted in receiving
by Mrs. Lila DuBose knight and Mrs.
Stewart Mason.
Auction bridge was played and af-
ter several rounds of this interesting
game, Mrs. James Graham for scor-
ing highest, was awarded a hand
embroidered guest towel. The honor
guest was also presented with a piece
of hand embroidery. the dainty work
Of the hostess.
"A refreshing ice course. carrying out
the bride-to-be's chosen cOlors Of
pink and white. was served on the
card tables.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-07-15
Death of Il. II. Lyman.

From The Daily Item, July II.
News was received i'm Sumter today
OF the death this morning of MIR. Tom
Il. Lyman, of Ashcville, where he has
been staying for the past few years
Mr.. Lyman was about thirty seven
years Oc age age and is a native Of
Sumter. where he was manager of
the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany for fifteen years. lie was later
connected with the Sumter Insurance
Agency, which connection was severed
a few years ago when he was obliged
to go to Asheville for his health.
Mr.. Lyman was married to Miss
Maude PiersOn. who survives him. He
is also survived by his mother, three
brothers. Mcssrs. w. Bruce, Frank
A.. and T.. llugcr Lyman. and two sis
tcrs. Mrs. q. a. Mckinney and Miss
Annie Lyman, all of Sumter
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-07-15
An at Home.

The most elaborate affair of the
week was the reception given by Mrs
Archie China and Mrs. II. w. Ben.
nett on Tuesrday afternoon for Miss
DcLorme.
The home Of Mrs Bennett, where
the reception was held, was beau
tifully decorated for the occasion
smilax and pink carnations. with
pink shaded lights. carrying out a
happy color effect.
Mrs. II. S. Hood and Mrs. &. s.
kinGsnore greeted the guests at the
door and Mrs. Harry Hood introduced
them to the receiving party.
In tho receiving line were Mrs.
China, Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. DcLorme.
Miss DcLormc. Mrs. Watson of CO.
lumbia and Mrs. Douglas China.
Serving at the punch bowls were
Misses Natalie Norman. Loonora Will
liford and Mrs. Edward Pitts
Presiding i'm the dining room were
Mrs G. 7. Mason, Mrs. Lila DuBose
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-07-15
Miscellaneous Shower.

On Thursday morning the popular
young bride-tO-be. Miss DeLorme. was
again honOred at miscellaneous
shower given by Mrs. II. S. Hood at
her home on Main street.
Mrs. Hood. in her sweet and gra.
ciOus manner, welcomed each guest
at the door. after which the pro-.
gressive game of heart dice was in
troduced. In this contest Miss Theo
dora Bennett won the first prize. sill,
hose. and the guest OF honor was Civ
en- da :" and appropriate travelling
case.
After a salad course, with iced tea,
had been served on the tables, the,
guests were asked into the dining
room. which was beautifully decor
ated in bridal white and green. Here
breathless interest awaited while Miss
DeLOrme was asked to cut the brides
cake-a huge one, being the center
piece of the lovely brides table. When
1t was opened, it was formed to be
full-not Of the proverbial plums.-
but Of dainty gifts from the assem-
bled friends.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-07-15
Miss Walsh Is Hostess.

On Friday morning from 1870 to 1
o'clock Miss Bessie Walch was the
hostess in honor Of her guest. Miss
Matte Hill. Of Wisacky, and Misses
Clara Bowman, Lois Dukes, Nell
Chambers. Mabel Ashe, Ernestine and
Marguerite Boineau, friends Of hers
at Winthrop College, and Jane john
son. charming young ladies who are
visiting in the city just now. There
were twenty-eight young ladies pres
ent for the affair which proved most
delightful.
The guests were entertained on the
porch OF Miss Walshs home on
kendrick street. where tables were
prepared for the game of heart dice.
This interesting game was the form
of amusement until all Of the guests
had made several changes, when tho
prize. q box Of correspondence cards,
was presented to Miss Claire Bowman.
who had made the highest score.
A delightful salad course was serv-
ed.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-07-15
MISS TEICHER ENTERTAINS.
Visitors to Sumter Guests of Honor
at Charming Social Affair.

On Friday evening nearly hundred
guests were charmingly entertained
In honor Of two attractive young la
dies. Misses Ernestine and Marguerite
Boineau Of Orangeburg, who are the
guests Of Miss Isadore Teicher at her
home on Sumter street. The guests
were entertained during the evening
by conversation, strolling and music
on the piano rendered by Misses lisa +.
dore and Annie Teicher, the latter
feature being an especially pleasing
one to those present.
Upon their arrival the guests werr
met at the door by Miss Isadore Teich-
er and Mrs Teicher. They were then
taken into the parlor where they
were introduced to the guests or hon
or by Miss Francesca Teicher In
an adjoining room Misses Alice Mo-
ses served punch. Misses Minnie Moses
and Annie Teicher assisted in enter
tanning the guests and in making
everything pleasant for all present.
Late in the evening after conversa-
tion had been enjoyed for several
hours, refreshments of ice cream and
cake were passed around to the
guests. who were grouped around on
the pOrches and lawn.
Among the visiting guests present
besides the guests of honor were
Misses Lois Dukes and Claire Low
man of Orangeburg. Miss Nell Cham
bers Of Hartsville. Miss Helen Harris
OF Henderson. II. c.. Miss Weinberg OF
Manning. Miss Hattie Hanks of
Georgetown. Miss Matte Hill Of Wi
sacky. Miss Mabel Ashe of Yorkville,
and Miss Helen Woods Of Darlington
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-07-15
TIE GAME PLAYED IN RAIN.
sumter and Grcclcyville play a 3-3
Gamc-Fcaturc Is Run In Ninth In
ming.

Sumter and Greeleyville played a g.
game Of ball at the local grounds
Thursday afternoon. the greater part
OF the game being played in a wind
storm and in a drizzling rain which
put both teams at disadvantage.
The game was devoid of features un-
til the ninth inning. when Hayns-
worth. who had pitched good game,
secured hit, stole second and made
third'on wild throw by Lanham and
stole In home. This run tied the
score. At this time the visiting team
had only time to catch the train and
the game was called.
The visitors made their runs in the
first inning. when an error. a hit, an
other error and Il two base hit scored
two runs and Lanham stole home.
The Sumter team scored twice in tho
second inning and failed to score again
until the ninth. In the fifth Phelps
tried to steal home. but was caught
at the plate. The decision was close.
but the umpire called the runner out.
Frank Chandler was in poor form
and after the third inning he was
taken out and HaynswOrth took his
place In the box. HaynswOrth pitched
a good game throughout. although he
was wild at times, as was Chandler.
Oliver pitched a steady game allow
ing only five hits. two of which were
twO-baggers. Chandler allowed five
hits in three innings and Haynsworth
allowed four hits in six innings.
Batteries: Sumter, Chandler
HaynswOrth and Chandler; Greeley
vile. Oliver and Lanham.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-07-15
Farmers Institutes.

Experts from Clemson and Win
rhrcp colleges will make practical
talks to the farmers of Lee county
at three points in the county, COM
menCing on July 1G at Rock Hill
school In the Smithville section; at
r. M. Cooper's farm near Wisacky on
July II and at Bishopville on July IS.
These practical talks By experts did so
much good last year that we hope the
farmers will turn out from every
section uf the county to hear them.
Especial attention will be given to the
discussion Of vetch and clover
BishOpville VindiCatOr.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-07-15
DURANT TEAM WINS GAME.


From The Daily Item. July IL.
The junior team of baseball of
sumter was defeated yesterday by the
heavy team from Dultant, the game
being u pretty exhibition OF baseball
and the score being close all the way
through. The feature cf the game
was the heavy hitting Of tho VISITORS
who found Nunnamakcr an easy mark
upon which to elevate their battin,
averages. The Sumter team outplaycd
the visitors except in batting. their
inability to hit beink the reason oc
their defeat.
Several errors were made on each
side. the grounds beirg wet from the
day before and this making accurate
playing IA difficult task. The score at
tho end Of the game was to 3 i'm fd-
vor Of purant.
Batteries: Sumter. Nunnamakcr
and Burns: Durant. Woods and
Reavcs.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-07-15
MISS CARITA RANDLE ENTER
TAINS.


Miss Carita Randle entertained on
Thursday evening at a most deligh htful
reception at her home on Washington
street In honor OF several of her
Winthrop College friends, who are
now visiting in town.
Guests of honor were Miss Mabel
Ashe OF Yorkville. Misses Claire Low
man and Lois Dukes Of Orangeburg;
Miss Nell Chambers Of Hartsville. who
are the guests of Miss Randle. and
Misses Marguerite and Ernestine Boin-
eau of Orangeburg. who are the
guests Of Miss Isadore Teicher. 9th
er young ladies who were visiting
guests at the reception were Miss Hell
en- Woods OF Darlington. who Is the
guest Of Miss Susie Dick. Miss Helen
Harris. Of Henderson. N. c.. the guest
OF Miss Lucille Phelps. and Miss Hat
tie Hanks. who Is visiting her broth
er on Hampton Ave.
Notwithstanding the inclement
"SoeNCh SuCIc WcTe dUOut ScNenty-nVe
present to enjoy the affair. which wal
one OF the largest and most enjoyable
given by any of the college students,
since their return home for the sum-
mer. The young men were given
cards for themselves and their part
ners upon their arrival and these
were filled out for minute inter-
walls. the changes being made at the
direction OF the hostess. During
these intervals some of the young folks
enjoyed short chats. while others
danced throughout the time allotted
them. dance music being furnished
on the plano by Miss Lucille Randle
Several vocal selections were also
rendered by Miss Randle. which were
much enjoyed.
During the evening Misses Isadore
Teicher and Grace Randle served de-
licious fruit punch and refreshments
of Ice cream and cake were passed
around late in the evening.
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THE SUMTER -OLANTA RAILROAD.
Citizens of Sardinia Desire Proposed
ROad to Come by That Town.

A delegation of citizens from Sar-
dinia arrived in town Friday for a
conference with the railroad commit
tee OF the Chamber Of Commerce to
see IL they could not come to an
agreement whereby the railroad
should he built by Sardinia in it's
route to Turbeville and Olanta.
At the conference the gentle
men from Sardinia stated that they
would pledge themselves to secure
the rights OF way from Sumter to
Sardinia and thence on to Turbeville,
IL the road came by their town.
The members of the railroad COM
mittcc were favorably impressed by
the statement made by the gentle
men from Sardinia and believe that
it would greatly increase the earn
ings ofthe road should it go by Sar-
dinia. The matter will be taken up
ut the next meeting OF the Chamber
Of Commerce, probably on Monday.
when 1t will be threshcd out and de-
cided upon. This change will increase
the length of the road between two
and three miles and New Zion will
also be located ON the road, IL the
change is made.
The rights of way for the proposed
road have already teen secured be T..
tween Dlanta and PiaCk River, the IT,
t"s being given by property owners.
The members of the railroad commit p
tee seem reasonably certain that the
road will bc built at some not distant
date. but 1t has not yet been annOunc-
cd who will be the builder although
1t will probably bc some railroad al
ready operating I'm the state.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-07-15
Popular Young rrOplc tn Wet.

Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. j. &. Cooper, announcing the
wedding of their sister. Schuyler, to d..
AlgernOn Rose. the marriage to kc
place at Grace Baptist Church. We'd
ncsday evening. July 18th at 3 o'clock
Roth Miss Cooper and Mr.. Rose arc
well known and popular and the an
nounccment OF their wedding will he
Of interest.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-07-15
BRIDE-TO-BE ENTERTAINER.
Number of Delightful Social Affairs
Given in Honor OF Miss Maria De.
LOrme.

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Since the invitations have been is
sued to the wedding Of Miss Marie
DeLorme to Mr.. w. X. Tavel on next
Wednesday, a number Of charming
affairs have been planned and given
in her honor.
Miss LeOnOra WillifOrd has issued
invitations to an auction party for
Miss DeLorme this afternoon.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-07-15
AN APPROACHING MARRIAGE

The following invitations of tho
marriage OF popular young Sumter
woman to young architect OF At
ianta have been received by friends
and will be OF general interest:
Mrs. Mary Boucher DeLorme
requests the honor of your presence
at the marriage reception of her
daughter
Anna Marie
Mr.. William Knox Tavel
on the evening of Wednesday the
fifteenth Of July
nineteen hundred and fourteen
at eight thirty o'clock
Nine East Bartlette Street
Sumter, South Carolina.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-07-15
Knight, Mrs. T. S. Joye.

Knight, Mrs. T. s. Joye
Here the pink and white colors gave
way to bridal white and green. The
brides table in this instance was most
artistlc with mound of white daisies
In the center of which glowed scores
or soft white lights in crystal holders
and the ices and mints bore out tho
dainty chosen colorings.
Gilded wish bones were presented
each guest by Miss Elizabeth China
as souvenirs of the delightful affair.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-07-15
Institute ON July i1ih

The institute for the girls tomato
club and the boys corn club will he
held at Pocalla on July 17th. Dem
onstrations of canning will bc given
and talks will be made Of nature
calculated to Interested the audience