The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-03-03
ANDREWS WOMEN ORGANIZE
League of Women Voters to Take
Iniative.

The Andrews League of Women
Voters was organized last week at
meeting held in the Select theatre By
the election Of Mrs. H. Douglas Os-
wald, chairman; Mrs. John Hieneman,
vice chairman; Mrs. H. S. Clardy, Sec
retary and Mrs. John H. White, treas
urer. The meeting was called to order
by H. ]. w. Kizer superintendent of
schools, wLo introduced Mrs. ]. Wal
ter Doar of Georgetown county, chair
man of the League of Women voters.
Mrs. Doar explained the object of the
organization and the lines upon which
the Women's League of Voters intend
to carry their campaign.
The League of Women Voters is a
non-partisan organization and among
its many endeayors is to further
means of education and to instill
into the citizens thorough American
ism. The audience was composed Of
the leading women of Andrews, and
many of the prominent business men
were in attendance and took q part in
the formation of the league. The
Andrews league has rendered through
Mrs. Doar, an invitation to Mrs. John
B. Sally of Aiken requesting her to
hold two days session of the school
of instruction for women voters.
Much interest is being taken by the
women of Andrews in the coming
municipal election and many are reg
istering.
The town election for mayor and
aldermen will be held March 9th. No
candidates have yet been announced.
Captain Fisher of the United States
public health service appeared be-
fore the city council Thursday even
ing and explained the survey that has
been made for the draining of the
Andrews district to eradicate the
malaria mosquito. Much interest has
been taken in the matter of drain
age and the plans submitted by Cap
tain Fisher will undoubtedly De adopt
ed by the town.
The boy scouts gave their first
father and son banquet at the Palmer
cafe last night. 1t was one of the
largest gatherings ever seated at a
banquet table in Andrews. H. ]. W..
Kizer, superintendent of schools, who
is one of the live wires of Andrews,
was POSTMASTER and introduced the
speakers of the evening in his usual
congenial manner. The principal
speaker of the evening was DR.. H. n.
Cuisenbeny of the First Baptist
church of Charleston, who delivered
an eloquent and instructive address
which pointed out the way for boys
to reach the highest aims Of life. He
impressed upon the boys 10 use the
motto, "Aim High and Keep Clean"
His illustrations of the success OF
great men from the time of the dis
covery of America by Columbus up
to the present day were exceptionally
we'll pictured and met with the ap-
proval of all present. His appeal to
the fathers to point out to their boys
the many pitfalls of life was strong
roint of his address. The Rev. D. u
Jones of the Methodist church spoke
on the "Boys of theChurch." The
Rev. D. NJ. Clark of the PRESBYTERIAN
church spoke on "Boys of the School"
S. P. Harper took as his subject Our
Fathers" The Rev. P. H. Bussey OF
the Baptist church spoke on Our
Boys" and Mayor c. J. Levy boys
Of Our Town."
The boy scout troop will in the near
future be entertained by dinner to
be given by the fathers. Mayor Levy
started a movement to establish a
gymnasium in connection with the
scshools it met the unanimous appro-
val of those present. Among the
of the boys were the school trustees.
Messrs. Moyd, White and Clary. h.
S. Parsons, president of the Bank OF
Andrews, Frank Tarbox, agricultural
instructor of the public schools, and
others.
The girl scouts are making prepara-
tions to give a dinner to the mothers.
p;cbord "Eleetie" Fo~le, negro, who