The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-04-29

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school be closed for the session. She
is really in need of rest. Her trouble
is simply over work and l hope that
Superintendent Swearingen will COM
mand that she take real rest for a
few weeks before she entirely breaks
down.
will make the visits we had sche-
duled for Friday and, regret that l
could not get to the appointments we
had for Thursday. Miss Thomas left
for Columbia Thursday noon and /
could not get away in time to make
the trip on Thursday, and then l could
not have done the work for her. The
arousing of community interest and
community service is a great work
and will do more to arouse and keep
alive the school spirit than anything
that is being done, and only by keep
ing up the community and the school
spirit can you have a good and sue
cessful school.
Hartford
J We kept all of our appointments
on Monday. The first visit was to
Hartford and l was delighted to see
so many of the ladies of the commun-
ity present and also two of the trus-
tees. Miss Thomas made talk to
the children and then she organized
an association with the following Off
GERS: Mrs. T. A. Robinson, president;
Mrs. A. C. Wheeler, vice-president;
Miss Pearl Paysinger, secretary; Mrs.
w. P. Paysinger, treasurer. Commit
tees will be appointed and this asso-
citation will do good wok.
Tranwood
NV appointment was at Tranwood
at 1 80 p. m., which was a very bad
time for the women and while many
Of them are interested they just could
not get through with their household
duties and get to the school house at
that hour. Mr.. J. A. Sease, one of
the trustees, was present but none of
the ladies, but Fsfeef sure that this
fine community will organize an asso-
citation and that it will do good work.
Silverstreet
We kept our appointmensa5 Silver
street for o'clock in the afternoon.
There is already a veryaive and ac..
4efv 1--WE association az this school, but
on account Of the misunderstanding
or failure for some of the ladies' to
get the notice of the netting there
were not as many present as would
have been, but we had a good meet
ing and met with several Of the ladies'.
This association tool. one Of the prizes
the past year, and / feel sure will
qualify for a prize the coming :ear.
ST. Phillips.
On Tuesday morning we went to
St. Phillips. There is also very live
association at this school and there
was a large number of the ladies
present to meet and welcome Miss
Thomas and she had a fine meeting
here. This association was also a
orize winner this year and l am sure
will be the next year.
Rutherford.
From St. Phillips we drove over to
Rutherford. We had to make the ap-
pointment at this school at the noon
aour, or very near, and so we had no
one present, but Mrs. ]. A. Sease had
prepared and sent by the teachers a
mighty fine lunch for US and we en-
joyed it very much, or that is l did.
Miss Thomas was not well and could
not enjoy the fine country ham and
the other good things that go with it.
So / had to do double duty. We en-
loved the lunch and want to thank
Mrs. Sease and the teachers for their
Thoughtful kindness.
Bethel-Garmany
Miss Thomas said she did not feel
equal to the task of\going to Mt.
Pleasant and Maybinton and much to
our regret we had to return to New