The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-05-24
SHORT COURSE FoR GAMERS.
Canning Club Girls to Receive In.
structions Here In June-Plea Made
for Ladies' to Furnish Homes for
Them.

Having arranged for short course
In canning fruits and vegetables, pre.
serving fruits and making jellies, the
will be teachers here from win
throp college and from the County
Homo Demonstration clubs to carry
out system of lectures and demon
strations Of this very important work.
Tho public is cordially invited to
attend any part or all of the course.
The course will be conducted at
the Hampton high school from June
18th to 10th.
1t would not be possible for all
members Of the county clubs to receive
this instruction were there not a CEN
tral place al which it is practical to
hold these meetings.
Last year the University of South
Carolina, Coker College, Confederate
Home. Limestone College and Ander-
son College gave these saort courses.
In a few counties where there were
no colleges the method was successful-
ly carried out by having the girls en-
tertained In private homes. In order
to make It possible here. we shall
have to depend upon the hospitality
Of the people Of Sumter and we want
homes provided for one hundred girls,
some of whom are too young, and
some again not able to procure board
for themselves. Sumter has never
failed to respond to such a worthy
call. and we feel sure that the good
women Of the town will open their
homes and give this assistance to
their friends from the country who
30 much want to profit by this op-
portunity offered them. The following
is a list OF the names Of club men,
bsrs, and II there are any among
them. that any lady would especially
like to entertain. the committee would
be glad to arrange It.
Kindly notify Mrs. Nina solomons,
President Civic League. DR.. Herbert
Haynaworth, Superintendent Of Edu-
cation, or Mr.. e. l. Reardon, Secretary
Chamber OF Commerce:
List Of Girls to be entertained dur
ing our short course. June Ia. IA, is
and 16;
Dalzsll-E Ethel Ardis. Annie Mae
Boykin. Katie Boykin, Annie Boykin.
Fannie Cummings. Vera Fox, Matte
Jones. Marian Mobley. Lena Mae
Mobley. jamie Moore. Annie Moore,
Cornelia Parker Rosslle Rembert,
Gwendolinc Smith.
Z shiloh Neva Green. Willie Beck
Johnson, Viola McEiveen. IAisian
Player, Myrtle Player. Miss Lyna Ad-
den, teacher.
Olanta-Peral Moore. Addie May
Moore. Ruth Moore. Ler,a Moore. Clide
Moore. Margaret Tomllnson.
Wedgefield Batten, Cornelia
Brice. Ida Brice. Tillie Brice. Marie
Burress. LILLIAN Burroughs. Mary c.
Parler.l Mary Strange. Thelma A.
Dalzell. r. F. D-Mary Bull, r. /.
Henrietta Dargan. r. 1; Christina Lee.
II. Il:
stateburg. Route 3-Theresa Sims.
Harriet Sims.
Sumter. r. F. d. Concord Club
Eva Brunson. Pearl Brunson, May
Belle Dennis. Ora Holiday. Daisy
Fort, Fannie Lou Prescott. Fannie
Prescott. jamie Prescott. Maggie Sey-
mour. Selma Smith. Mary White.
Olanta--Lillie Dickinson, Collie
Dickinson. lone Truluck. LILLIAN Tru-
luck. Mabel Truluck. Travis Truluck.
Lynchburg-Kennie Singletary.
Sumter, Route Ruth Geddings
Bessie Geddings. Marie Hodge.
Tindal-Linewood jackson. Annie
Kolb. Christipia Kolb. Lucy Kolb,
Mabel Kolb. Ellie Kolb. Lucille Nettles.
Beulah Mae Pritchard.
Paxville--Lola Ardis. Annie john
son. 4 f TMSI$ii
Tindal-Marie Geddings. Annie
Geddings. Ella Geddings.
Pinewood-Bertha Johnson.
Miscellaneous Theresa Andrews,
Mayesville. r. 1; Lide Brown, Oswego,
r. 1; Leese Brown. Oswego, r. Il;
Rosa Brunson. Sumter. r. 1; Julia
DuBose. Oswego; Bernice Nixon.
Sumter. r. 1: Grace Nixon, Sumter,
r. /; Elizabeth WeatherR, Oswego,
r. 1.