The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-16
PARTIAL REPORT SHOWS
BETWEEN $4,000 AND
$4,000 RAISED
THE ME- EMBERs
Number Of Members, Enrolment
and Amounts Raised by Clubs
Is Noted

Miss Maggie NJ. Garlington. county
supervisor OF rural schools, has pre-
pared partial report of activities of
the school Improvement associatfons
which she has organized since cOIn-
Ing TO Anderson County, the reports
showing the number Of members.
number OF meeting held and the
mount Of money raised by each or
ghnized for school Improvement work.
Considering the fact that vacation
came between these dates, the report
u all the more remarkable. Between
x4,e00 and $4,000 has been raised by
the associations since Miss CARING
ton organized them. A number OF
the associations have failed to report.
hence the following list is incom-
piete: at
West Pel2er- Mrs. J. M. Garrett.
president; 27 members; 0 meetines:
$140 raised for Finishing and furnish
Ing auditoTi ~ = %,
Friendship hip--Nrs. J.$F. Lewis, presi-
dent; 55 mel meetings; 1850
books.
Big Springs-AIrs. J.. N. Robinson,
presidents 36 members; 6 meetings;
Ss.9o raised for improvement school.
MeltonMrs. Aaron Pickens, presi-
dent; 16 members; $17.25 raised since
December for school furnishings.
Three and Fyenty- Miss Kate qrif.
flns president; 80 members; 4 Sneet-
fngs; s21 .25 7aiaed Tor interior Inn
Starr Mts "A, .. Dean. president;
: az menibeSAs meetings; $123.75 rails
ed Tor improyement OF school build
ings NJ e
Union--ifrsIE q. p, Gambrell. presi-
dent; IS InSsnii Srs: met once 3 naonths
$I3s35 rateSd For heantifying school
grounds aud Aading to library.
Lebanpnz Mrs. A. J. Smith. presi-
dent: 33 members; o meetings; $4,000
raised for building auditorium.
McIsees-Mfss Bertha Hall, presf-
dent; 40 members; s meetinga; $500
raised for school improvements.
Eureka Mrs, james A. Shirley,
president; 10 members; i meeting:
money Eeised before April.
Long Branch Mrs, c. H. Gassa-
way, president; so members: s meet
ing; $500 raised for interior Inn
pFs5S5uisSiS. 80 - -
SETht White PIains-Adrs. C.SJ. Mdrphy,
president; 81 members; 4 ineetillEe:
S24.76 rAi2ea for Interior furnishings.
Fairview-drs. r. o. Brock, presi,
dent; 30 pasmbhrs: 3 meetings: $500
raised f5f -gehe hefal Improvement.
Mt. Creek Mrs. Dora Sullivan.
president; 70 members; 10 meetings;
s27.e0 rhihsd Ito add more to school
Ebeness iara. +. w. Pruitt. pres !
ident; lzsssembers; 8 meesinga; $10.-
Oe raised f5f aachooi furnishings.
~ st. Paul E3S-Alrs. II. NJ. Jones, presi-
dent; 33, members; 8 meetings: s6A.5O
raised f14 inteTier furnishings.
Oak HilIr-lfrs e. L. Elrod, presi-
dent; 81 uAainbers; 500 for school
: fttrniBhjnSs.
IYa--h Mrs. Lem Reed, president; 2s
mefnaers: meetings; $105.50 raised
for rsecessary equipment. i
Ceattraf-<thffs w. s. Eircd, presf-
/ 9ssssss go members; meetings; 3i3.ie
raised 10 Improve house and grounds.
Hammond Mira. Arthur Rody,
president; t2& members; 0 1neetinss; !;
szee. .25 iahd for school improvement
and water works. 3. .sf
Genofostee Mira, ". 4. A. Sherard,
president; 2S members; 6 meetings,
3 1858 raised Tor eiiiarging library.
alltsr5 lind IN Eia d Ruth Mar
I tin. presi dsnt: 90 members; 3, meet
tngs: $10.a as raised for Improvement
OF building and grounds
High Point fiss Mildred Bfanyon,
speealdent; 40 members; 3 nssetipyB, !,
$500 for school furnishings. &
ss TcwntiIle Mrs. y. b. Iisons press-
dent; 40 members; 5 meetingH: Si71s-
s7E raised Tor school furnj&hfnxs.
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