The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-04-17

Elrgle Mae DeaS, Wnltmlre; beELIe
Inabinet, Boundary street, NeWberry;
Margaret Farrow, Speers street, New
berry. 2nd, Ruth Clary, Smyrna, Ey-
tive Long, Silverstreet Vallie Thinner
man, Oakland; Kittie Stephens, Dead
Fall; Ethel Shealy, Prosperity. Thiro,
Alva ;Werts, Hunter-DeWalt; A. c..
Oxner, Garmany; Mary Rebecca Set7-
ler. Pomaria; Lena Stone, Excelsior.
Sixth and Seventh Grades-First
prize, Maude Hamilton, Boundary
street, Newberry; Caroline Weeks,
Speers street, Newberry. Second,
Catherine Counts, Prosperity; Stoyer
Sloan, Little Mountain. Third, Gracis
Stroud, Whitmire.
Eighth, Ninth and Tenth Grades
1st prize Thelma Derrick, Little Noun
tain, Benjamin Long, Deadfall; Gladys
Stillwell, Silverstreet; Marjorie Mar
tin; Trinity; Dorothy Watson, Whit
nire. Second, Marguerite Werts,
Newberry; Howard Boland, st. Paul.
Third, Mamie Cromer, Johnstone;
Ruby Harmon, O'Neall; Dollie Loul-
mick, Garmany; Rebecca Abrams,
Smyrna.
Reading.
First Grade-First prize-Julia
Weeks. Speers street, Newoerry; Sec
ond. Edna Morgan. Wh,tmre; third,
Sadie StoudeHire. Little Mountain
Second and Third Grades-First
prize. Sara Boland, Little Mountain;
second Walter Spearman, Deadfal;
third. Gladys Williams, Speers street,
Aewberfy.
Fourth and Fifth Grades-Frst
nrize. Rebecca Harmon, Prosperity;
second, Lewis Koon, st. Paul; third,
Pearl Stockman, Little Mountain.
Defamation.
Sixth and Seventh Grade; tGiris).
First prize, r. ". Smith, Boundary
street. Newberry; second, Luther
Counts, Little Mountain; third, Carr
Epting, st. Paul.
Sixth and Seventh Grades Girls.
First prize-Rose Reed Boozer, o.
Seall: second, TroXelle Wright,
Speers street, Newberry; third, Ruth
Stockman, Prosperity.
P. IJeans and company, jewelers.
of NMberry, offered silver loving
Gun to the school making the best
display in the parade. The committee
of Judges decided that the Newberry
high school was the winner OF the
first prize and therefore the winner
OF the cup. The second prize was
awarded to Little Mountain high
school; the third prize to Speers
street and Boundary street. Tne
committee said that number OF oth-
ers deserve honorable mention.
Athletics.
The following we're the winners IN
the athletic contests:
High Schools.
1OO-vard dash-frst, Singley, Pros
perity; second, A. V. Eargle, Zion,
third, Shealy, O'Neall.
22O-yard dash-frst, Stuck, Poma-
ria: second, Connolly, Prosperity;
third, Eargle, Zion.
Running broad jump-frst, Cromelr,
7'cn: second, Morris, NewoerrF
third, Connolly, Prosperity.
Running high jump-frst, Singley.
Prosperity; second, Williamson, New
berry; third, Chapman Little Mouu-
tain.
~ Mound shot put--irsf We~ts.
Newberry; second, Cromer, Whltmlre;
third Minis PROSPERITY.
Elementary Schools.
1OO-yard dash (boys)-hrst, Haiti
wanger, Speers street; second, Mills
O'Neall: third, Stone. McCrary.
1O0-yard dash (girls)-first, Hall
man, speers street; second, Harmon
O'Nean; third, Douglas, Whitmlre.
Running broad jump-hrst, Wneei-
er. Little Mountain; second, stone
Whitmire; third, Crumpton, st. Phll-
lips.
Running high jump-frst, Bowman
Roundarv street; second, Hentz, Zion;
third, D. Kibler, st. Phillips,
Three legged race-frst, George
Boozer and Claude Shealy, SMYRNA;
second, Long and Epting, Little Noun
tain; third, Mcintosh ana haroeinan'
Boundary street.
Half mile relay-first, Smyrna; Sec
ond. speers street; third. Boundary
street.
Baseball throw-frst, S~indier'
Boundary street; second, LIVINGSTON
Prosperity; third, Douglas, "hit-
High School Girls.
5o-yard dash-irst, Jeter, Whit
mire: second. Clarv. Smyrna; third,
,1aWo+era ,,I prosperity .st1
Baseball throw-h7st. Rnooeh'
Trinity: second, Metts: Little Noun
tain: third, Gillion, Whitmlre.
elementary School Scores.
The following are the total scores
Of the schools scoring: st. Phillips
I. saluda 3, speers street 6, McCrarE
4 Smyrna i, Boundary street 7, Zion
2 Little " ntain 8. O'Neall 3.
High School Scores.
The following are the total scores
Of the high schools that scored: Lit
tie Mountain /, Newberry II, Zion D.