The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-07-24
- $4,000 .sectron to the building for
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Comrnbla, h,iy ao.--The first con.
vcHtion of the blind of South Carolina
win begin tonight at $50 Mt the Colum-
bia Theological Seminary. The meet
ms VIII 80 through Friday consuming
Ithces days
Arthur Joyner. president Of the Co
iumbia association. will open the exer-
|cises with an Introductory speech.
Columbia, July 2e.r-The last days or
cadets OF IL. o. r.. G. camp ut Camp
jackson. who must part after six short
week }, Of. acQ uaintance and training
eogcther,4 will fall Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday, OF next week. The
youthfui student soldiers will travel to
all parts of the country back to their
native aths with the elements OF nfii-
itary discipline and visions OF pleasant
and grueliiBk experiences stamped up
on their memories. This week marks
the last fun period OF instruction, de-
mobilization coshins with Monday
morning and continuing three days.
Columbia, July 20--Decision to go
ahead snd establish Bible school iii
Columbia for the entire South, the
election OF a board OF directors of IL
men and the appointment. OF an, ad-
visory committee. consisting OF sc
men and women,' to actually get the
proposed. college, established We're the
important actions taken at q meeting
or those Interested i1r the new insti-
tutc hast night mt the Y. NJ. C. A.
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Cotumbia. Fully 2O-~Typhoid was
wideIy scattered over the state during
the month Of June, according to the
reports made during that month from
the various counties. to tho state health
department.. The REPORTS OF cnnta-
sious diseases for that month have
recently been complied ana show lia
cases or typhoid. Richiand county re-
portde sts Of the cases. Greenyille Q,
sumter 10. Calhoun ,13,' Cherokee 13.
The Others were reported from coun-
ties In practically every section of the
staee. 2, ". r.'., 4
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3 Columbia, July 22---Masons from All
parts of the state gathered In Colurp-
bfa yesrerdaysto attend the summer re-
union Of the Scottish Rite Masons.
Forty.three candidates reported yes
tcrday to take the degrees from the
fourth to the 10Th; Over 100 will
appear at the. temple this morning
TO be Instructed In higher degrees.
Another important event I'm Masonic
circles yesterday was the dedication
of the Pacific lodge room on the 700
block of whaley street.
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2 Cciunabta. July 2s---"Do the road
repair work and do n quick said
VIM. Perry yesterday when. speaking
OF the propagation to have ch county
IN South Carolina spend a part of
August in getting the roads In pa ssa bic
eondifioh for the wifter, /" III have just
scturnett from q trip To Newberry, and
] ann duiy tharknff for my safe rel
turn. Any man who makes the trip
from here 10 NewSery and gets back
alfve ought to be thankful. This plan
to have the roads temporarily repaired
tor tho hard winter months will bring
fine results II II Is carried out thor
oughly% 40 n,pt .tt.tT +tF,
anderson. July s2@<Tom Campbell.
Arderscn boy, saiied Tuesday to take
part In the Olympus san,esiin Antwerp
lie will run In the track meet for thx,
world championship. Ffe has proven
hts ability in Boston and New York.
winning at these two meets, and get
firE hts chance to win In the Olympic
series. s
Tom Campbell Is a. brother OF Leu
Roy Campbell who has, also made ar,
enviabie record I'M many track meets,
lie has been at Chicago university for
several years. and has taken his place
at the top. In athletics. just as his
brothcr ala before him. la Al.
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Summerton. July g2-rhe public
school at SumnicsfoD will this fal, ndd
an eleventh grade to the high schoo'
and this will enable Il to give the re-
auirtd number OF units OF work for
cus,9nce hntor any of the best colleges
In the state, AZ the same time three
additionaf teachers wiii' be added "a
The teaching stan, giving nine teachers
Tor the regular work, I'm, addition to
the teachers of music
Provisiof f3r ADDING desks anu
equfpnfcnt for the three ex&ra rooms ,s
also being made, thus making use of
sne entire avafisote capacity OF the
building there. - y
Anderson, July 22--Forty five brid-
'ges we're washed away by rains In An
dcrson county Monday and Tuesday
nights The greatest damage was
caused by the rsins OF the latter night !,
Damages 10 bridges alone is estimated
at 100000. lin addftion TO this roads
were greatly impaired by washonts
There are now only a few highways
open for travel intosthe city. The river
road which had been closed and pre-
pared for concrete. had TO be opened
FOR trauc. Only one highway lead :
ing to Bolton and Williamson is In 3,
condition for travel