The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-09-19


ties IN a few weeks. In the me&atimn
the trustees have been fortunate TO
secure the services OF Mrs. 7. &.
Smith. teacher Of experience, ana
I am sure she is going to do excel
lent work. This school starts OF
we'll.
Friday went over to VaugAnville
to the picnic and It was a great day.
The new building has been completed
and the school opens on Monday with
Miss Hill as the teacher. | expected
some Of the reople from the state
department of education to be with
rs up here. but on Thursday recelV-
eG a letter from Mr.. j. H. ShealE
that he was too busy TO come ana
Miss Thomas wired that she couiu
not get away. l an, sorry. Dr.. Der
rick of Newoerry college and Dr..
Knots of the Newberry health de-
partment went over and made excel
lent talks to the people and 50 did
Mr.. T. NJ. Mills Of the farm demon
strstion department OF Newberry
county. And Dr. Lupo, the Metho-
dist minister, was present and made
hr;ef talk. The music was furnish
cd under the direction o. Mrs. Roy
Scurry. And such a dinner as was
served you do not often have the op-
portunity to partake of. Fried chick
ell and cakes and pies and barbecue
h sh in great abundance and every
one was fed and much was left. This
is one of the best, # NOT the best,
rural school building in Newberry
county and the location is ideal. And
the people of the community have
the right sort of spirit and working
together beautifully. The improve
ment association, as have before
remarked, is doing excellent work.
A piano has been bought and . SAB
stan:ial payment will De made and
the other payments viii be met as
thew come due by the association.
The grounds need to Sc laid off and
some shade trees and flowers plant
ed. and this c1n be made, and will
be made, the most beautiful place IN
all this section of the county. The
women have made up their minds
that it shall be and that means that
it Will be.
took advantage OF being SO near
, home to make visit over there ami
in order to do 50 left Newberry
about 6 o'clock and was at The OLD
home by half past saven. and OF
course had to have breakfast witt
them. They are al dsing well. |
was back at Caappells bv 9 o'clock.
And then drove on to Yaaganvlle.
The road from Chappeils to the river
is not yet open to travel but th2
work is going along vcry cely. A
soon as a cou3:e o:l!ve~ts are br:dg i
or made the rev road WI be reGdT
for travel as far IS the SIM; n:
place, and that will get you over the
greater part Of the real bad read. l
am hoping that it will not be so long.
and certainly = will not be near 50
long as it has ceen. a few hundred
yards of the road IS you leave Chap
BELLS have been completed and it
makes the going that far very fine.
Asd then I an hoping taet the h-ga-
way department n:sy be able soon
to open that road from Chappel!s ou5
to Mudlic So that the people at
Vaughnville and on to Mudlic may
be able to get to Char2ells. 1t is all
right now but when the rains set in
and the cold weather comes aaa the
wagons continue to haul lumber the
roads are going to be past travelling.
! Tuesday morning have planned
to go over to Mccullough and on to
Whitmire. And if the Molloaon
school has opened ] Will try to make
stop there. Mccullough has added
sufficient number Of mills to the
special tax tc make it 5 mills and the
people up here arc going to buy four
cres of land and VII build Z mod
ern house some time during the year.
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