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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-11-09

more needed. Decrease in area seeded
predicted. Building materials still ac-
tive. Record year in paint trade. Coke
and pig iron lower. Steel q~uieter, but
railways buying cars freely. Coal
steadier or household buying. October
automobile output exceeded September
by 20 per eel Renewed strength in
wheat and highest price of year for
cotton.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-11-09


Advertising benefits the con- !,
sumner most Of all. Advertised /;
goods are trade marked to pro- :
tect the consumer for quality ?
and quantity. !
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Observation-Disclosures
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13

Hayden street, have as their guest, H.
Ward Lowe of Dallas.
Mrs James l.. Qu!cksill, a.. has re'
turned home after an extended Visit
with relatives In Mexico city,
Miss lmugonc SHADE, who has been
visiting for sometime In Waco, has re-
turned TO the city and has as her guest,
Miss Maurinc Avcnt OF Plainvicw.
Mrs A. $ Perry arrived In the city
Saturday from Troup. Tex. To Ice the
guest II MIR and Mrs 4. "A Nillborn.
1916 Madison street
Miss Radic Britain II enjoying de-
lightful visit in Clayton, y. NJ. as a
wember OF a house party being given
by Miss Jessica zuick.
Mrs. WIN ID. Gilvin has as her gdest
her sister. Mss Jennie Kay Mumford
II Shreveport. and niece little Miss Nlr.
gina Gaddls OF Pleasant lll, Louisi'
ana.
Mrs Lillian Mason OF Jonesboro.
Ark. viii arrive in the city saturday
10 be the guest ~ her daughter. Mrs.
W. II Childers. 1907 Madison Street.
J. y. Childcrs. son Of Mrs. j. II Chill
ders who has been very IN at his HON,
on 1907 Madison Street II much i'm
roved.
Mrs. J. y. Riggs and MR. Hloy,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13
SWIMMING PARTY AID SUFFER-
ST riIn NJ no CLUB.

ittd -Wona IN" most eniol able so
,ial ,N,nta 81 the week. vaa the aNim.
mig i,ri' given Tue d. evening Of
T.lo Dor Clgb by Mr. and Mrs Frank
Nhnp NJ. aud Mr. Thomas CUR .,
thl Mr aud Ms l = Ncvhoid. N
Which utu..hcr 81 oIt 90 town visitors
N.rr ire ud .
Tho quo s.. 0'utorcd 'o tive ,lub IN the
tz.1y -t bru.n Bgd tftcr rnioii
~, mining and other pa~iimcs tur sew.
crtl rsIa t'ass.mli'd or The 3t,Tac
o., l.. o 'h- Vcl,ll outlay about
dusk vh,r, hey N,-c scrcd = dele
lou4 ,iruic sJppcr In rcmslnd ~ 81
tn ,ltniu.- -ss piodsltll spent IN mt
sc and conversation. and III party re
tu,rcd g n" e. s. ~ q late hour
suiunr f4.g, pro rnt WsTt Mr. tnd
Sc ~ outHs Curric Nj aud Mrs
1fsus N~filn NJ AMI Mr. . $. Now
Told. Nr sud Mrs VIII Thump m q
DslliS Nh and Mr. Ia Hardin. MI
lnd Nj carries Wulnn. pr ard Mrs
g.. : Tho ras Judge and Mrs william
E0y,e. NJ !. 10 well OF quincy III,
Mcsdants H. e.. Nccly. u = Nrnuld.
l.. + a.. rftty. " ". Ell son. 4 c.
Thui.,At n urv su'ch " J. u Jack.
30. e y Hover. Misses Virgins Ban.
~. - Cr.tg town. sarah Thompson II
Dali. C.tuclm Wolflin. Chars Currie
n. .s.t Eamctt Moore Charles Wolf
In rui Thompson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13
SOCItL NOTES AND
Personal MENTION

Miss Fannie Gussic story. the small
granddaughter 81 Mr. and Mrs J. W
Story. and Little Miss Clara Marie
Brazwcll. arrived In Amarillo Friday
from Clarendon, for short visit
Mrs J ". story and daughter Msscs
Ruth and Beatrice Story left saturday
evening for Spcarman. where they win
visit with Mrs. Stury's daughter Mrs.
a. u Blake during the week
Miss Theresa Coates N WaXahaohic
will arrive In the city within a few
days to bc the guest Of Mrs. Horace
Lindsay. ics West TIL rtccnth Street,
Miss Lillian Rockwell uf Houston -
visiting with relatives and friends In
the city.
vs.. = Monning. general agent Of the
American National iAfe Insurance Co.
is IN Galveston attending the annual
convention uf that company
Mir. and Mrs. Erwin khkman at II
Pasu MIR. and Mrs sherman Carrot al
Hereford Mrs. l. g. laylor and dtugh-
ters ~ Waco. and Mrs. Dick Conntlly
and sons ~ Rosebud are members # a
house PARTY ~ the home uf Mr. and
Mr. s J. Shade. 1900 Harrison street.
Mrs. T.. A. Gccldner Of Topeka. Kan
sas. who has been visiting here as the
guest Of Mrs. II. l.. reery for several
weeks has returned home During Mrs.
Gueldncr's visit IN Amarillo the uarty
spent q great deal of time AT Palo Duro
club.
Mrs W ! McCNl's,cr OF Wichita
Falls, who has been sitting in the home
OF Mr., and Mrs 4 l. Cole LEFT Friday
FOR their ranch at Goodnight. where she
will sp,nd the remainder OF the sum.
mer.
| Mr. aud Mrs. Charles Lowe az itOl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13

Cooper spent several days this week at
Palo Duro Club.
Mrs Lloyd Fletcher and small son
LLOYD Ir. left Saturday for a several
months visit at points IN Kansas. Mis-.
souri,. and Pennsylvania They expect
Ia return home about Christmas
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Thompson and
son Terry Jr.. " H. Childres Ia and
l. y Childers will leave Monday for a
weeks fishing trip to the Thompson
ranch
Henry Ansley II spending several
weeks in Owaha
MIR end Mrs \ \. talarhan and
daughters. Misses Pauline and Lillian,
Of Panhandle visited this week at the
nome of MIR. and AIRS T T. Dui ham,
1910 Nan Buren, Street
Mi aud Mrs Wesley knoipp and
sister. Mrs. cook Of Long Beach cali.
iornia. who we're en- route to Clarendon
t. attend the golden wedding ami
versarv ~ their father and mother
Mr. and Mrs. r. s. Bugbce, made o
short visit here with relatives ant
friends Friday,
Or. " q Johnson and wife Of Port
/ Arthur are the guests II ID Iohnson''
brother. r. T. johnson, en- route tC
points in Colorado.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13
POLITICS AND PRINCIPLES


Tho Sea OF Politics" lis On rampage.
with politicians rampant Unnamed
ships at sea sail headlUng and head.
strong hshcl by the fro;hy. angry
waters OF selfish course. rushing on
toward sh pwrcck and chaos.
An unihinking or perhaps unInfOrn.
cd, public would Oft take passage there.
an and cmhai X toward Oblivion and loss
mot hearing or needing behind him the
Char on Csll. nor the mandate which
would say t. the angry waves, Be
slnl"-
'lior the winds and the waves obey Ills
will.
And whether the wrath OF the storm.
tossed sea.
or ocean or lIlloVs. or whatever Il be.
30 water can swallow the ship where
H.
The M-strr o; ocean and waves and
nianbolc nee e. the High order Il our
calling N he Jonah In the ship Of 10.
Gsy. "a hen -" would rVt back 20 y ne.
Vrh and Nc i IN" bss e ~ nClplts un'
Il 'ivns all Truth and order We would
R.ll ulon ~ 49, her. safer seas. seas u.
llainstnd l., n"y Light he light
,f.I.pNc and jUsjico. IN l"r which false
irrrhsts 7ul selfish asp rants are read
iy rfNoil'd md recognized. before
vhiyh they cover and Cringe.
Trye Ameri,-n v,ts, cool. - hascd ON
thn tsurh ng OF thr Christian Rel sion
4, given by tie Father aud taught by
ife ard .S',vluur is The only solution
to ~" Ir,-'n' day political ana ndus.
trial world U.,r There arc those who
hsy CO. iu sec AMI SOC uot'-hcnce
nry move glimpse this hidden Truth:
Ears ip hear and near not; hence may
Ic' sr heed q call. though II will still
INK ,lli end on N Ike colncs To- rule
~iros' Ehi ="
i9ch blindness and deafness aud
ihic hesdcdncss would cndanscr eur
nj: thres ~ our government and en-.
rlevr Uur children. II dlsubcdlcnt. crrng
i,,su WIN bc governed by the Law Of
God or tie law Of man. such clackcrS
snd moral LEVERS can be governed by
fe.r. hence the ku kluS Khan with its
n8n'lsie power and purpose. Nhis
10y r.r and viii Toe abolished; and Wa
-aut IN ogf..c no advocate ~ this de
strvctNc 'icr though he may seek 10
come iva ih" new habll ncnts II Light
y r"s and h,er."
Tho DECEPTION. dishonesty and death
vrough, Ly ark OF enforcement Oi
'loh billion do no argue for it, repeal
they argue ton more honor and less pol
iiics moro r,"n and lcss molly Goodies
10 oflice IN, world needs and Is de-
handing such men today and In future
Public s,n linen, controls men ant
movements. and munlds the minds Of
th" rom ne general on. lAKity Ia th.'
rk.rd licenses thoughts and hab,'
which dee p,'r, the character and de-
TIM Of our youth: and the welfare q
or nat on. ui,li' sentiment is the com
t,r'-l Rt,itud, of the inli, idull,-a POW
cfhil md controlling force. WIN 80,
il.sr or low q, ~ standard by your owl
Ind luai thought. and your vote?
l. = not 'uly the privilege, but th'
duty Of wo.a'n 10 meet the requirement
q, 'oI,, ana 30 her part toward csab
lH.rs eva .'iun upon new an'
hig s'purd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13
TAKE ME- BY THE HAND

Take me BY the hand. o Lord. and lead
me IN
on In the fullness OF Thy Love and
Light.
T@ch the To serve. and trust and live
And let my grouping spirit find its
sight.
Help me 10 grow In understanding
Lord
T" sacred hold each glory as IL breaks:
Help tne 10 use Thy gracious gifts dear
God,
To gl"'ify Thy name for Thy sweet
sake.
Help me TO see with my souls eyes.
Tho task o. lie you measured here for
me.
And let me do II Lord with all my
strength
.Nnl doing set my bonded spirit free
Guide me and lead me through the
night
Fer should go asiray and life should
cease:
Just lc, me know you have me By the
hand
And in the darkest hour shall find
peace.
--Alvah ID. Meyer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13
Society-Editorials

which a da niy yellow and white color
scheme vas developed In riot of
fcathcry shasta daisies and goldcnglow.
and a delicious thrc-o curse luncheon was
served. Miniature dolls dressed n the
college cap and gown and carrying tiny
pennsnts. barring the name Of the
guest and tn. college Of which she Is
an cx.studoni or will be a student dur.
ng the coming year formed very appro'
pirate place iaVVrs. as the time is fast
drawing near when members OF ANA
fiilOs younger set will have to bring
their god tunes TO close and take
up their stud cs again In various instl.
buttons az leirning.
Those II GUIDED In the mornings hos.
pualty weie: Misses oliver Rea Eakle
Mary Dora Oliver. Simon T'rulovc, Doris
Mirck. Fay Underwood and Clara Cur.
RE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13
Mss ttRIUTTt tHE>tN
INTIHTtl>S

~ iiy. but delightful, informal
80 Al -t.sf q. staged during thu week
cd e.. n o. rll thinning party and
i1pci ok 40 3, Mrs CIrioi'a Chciey
!. sss lee 'unl
ia. - 81 mhled "a . o. clo,t. -
:, hea... q. V.st Casncy on itbs Madi
- tsw here the, went p
4! "Nat' t.r Ny ssim. after which
thy r,tgra,d &c The home Of the hos
toss Tor an informal hour OF games and
music Later the party was inviicd into
the pr,tiily decorated dining room N
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13
NJ yOU ARE WELL BRED

You remember that after having urg
ed pianist to play. II is most dlscour'
tcous not TO pay some attention.
Having a heart-to.heart talk with tn,
person beside YOU may he more pleas
ing TO you than his Interpretation Of
some musical number that does not
interest sou. but YOU will foregu this II
cnnsideInte
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13

Faith and works are necessary to our
spiritual life "a Chr stians. as soul and
body are 20 our natural life az men;
for faith = the soul of religion, and
works the budy-- Cotton
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13
RECREATION CLIB TO MEET

The Recreation Club will meet Fri
day afternoon at o'clock at the home
Of Mrs l. v Cradi,, leo, Jackson
Street Every member IL asked 10 be
present.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-13

and Mrs Charles Lowe of iiol
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-11-23
COI.ENOY FCLk TO PLANT OR.
CHARUS.

Up in the Oolcnoy valley of Pick
ems county apple growing has been
the subject of considerable interest
and at a recent meeting thirteen well
known citizens announced their in
tcntion of setting out commercial
apple orchards Of one or more acres
this fall.
Those who have announced t..cir
intention of planting apple trees this
fall are w. e. Edcns, Jr, l.. A. Roper,
S. B. Edcns, A. c Sutherland, T. A.
Hendrix. E. r. Keith, Hubert Hamil-
ton, Robert Jones, G M. Keith G. r.
Mayiicld, j. Il. Keith, /. S. Reese and
II. Fl Lynch. They pledged them
selves to set QUIT 20 acres Of apple
trees. while others in the same see
tion are considering planting orch
ards this fall. Upwards of 5000 trees
have been ordered and will be plant
cd during the fall months.
T. A. Bowen, county demonstration
agent, is enthusiastic over the inter
,est that has been taken IN apple
growing throughout the country and
declared eve now feel that we have
made some progress in the right di-
lection " 1t is likely, Mr. Bowen ad-
ded, that apple orchards will be plant
cd in the Reedy Cove and Rocky Bot
tom Sections of the county.
The soil of Pickens county has
been found to be admirably suited to
the growing Of apples for commercial
purposes and with the constant APP
preach of the boil weevil r,ary farm
crs from this section have nvnssigat
cd apple orchards in other parts of
the nation. A large number of pros
pccuive orchaNlists went to Cornel:a
and Toccoa. Ga. last summer with
the party from over the state to OBJ.
tain "pointers" on commercial orch
ards. They returned convinced tha
the soil there does not surpass tha
of Pickcns when it comes to success
full fruit growing.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-11-23
MINISTER'S CONFERENCE

The Blue Ridge Baptist Ministers
Conference will meet on Monday,
Nov. 9th, at ten o'clock, a. m., in the
Fist Baptist church Of Liberty. All
the members are urged to be present.
Dr. j. II. Mitchell will speak on The
subject Of ministerial Ethics" and
Rev. C. f.. Watson will address us on
the subject of "Thc spirit-fllcd Life"
This will be our last meeting of the
year. If you arc coming and desire
dinner, please drop Rev. C. f. Sins;
a card TO that effect, so he can nal e
s. h.rangcmel ts.
A. call is also hereby issued for a
meeting of the Executive Committee
of the Piedmont Association at the
same place and day at II o'clock.
This is important. G. w. Guy, Secy.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-11-23
MRS. STEPHENS DEAD

Mrs. Martha f. Stephens, beloved
wife Of Mr.. j. g. Stephens, entered
into eternal rest just as the sun went
down on useful, unselfish and hons
ored life. Mrs. Stephens passed her
77th birthday November and still
enjoyed a life of usefulness. She
was loving wife, devoted mother
and kind neighbor. She always had
a kind word for every one and no
bitterness to mar her life. She en-
tered into the presence of her Savior
she loved and served, to hear Him
say, "Well done thou good and faith
full servant" Mrs. Stephens leaves
to mourn her loss an aged husband,
two daughters, Miss Ellen and Mrs.
Garrison Of Clemson College, and one
son of Mr.. Walker Stephens Of Cen
trail Mrs. Stephens was member
of the Central Baptist church. After
| a brief service at the home by the
Rev. Mr.. Goodc Of Clemson the re
mains were taken to Central and
laid to rest. q
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-11-23
QUARTERLY MEETING w. NJ. u.

The first quarterly meeting of the
western division Of the w. NJ. U. was
held OH last Sunday, the 10th at Sc
coma church. The meeting was pre-
sided over by Mrs. C. E. Robinson,
Miss Stewart and Mrs. Mitchell gave
some pleasant words of greeting
which were happily responded to by
Mrs. Hammond of the Pickens Mill
church. A roll call Of the various
soctics was had
Miss Nellie Grandy gave a good
report Of the state convention which
was held in Columbia and which she
attended.
Mrs. Clarence King of Easlcy made
q talk on Prayer which was uplift-
ing and inspiring.
Mrs. w. j., McGlothlin Of Furman
University talk on Wcman's res
Feasibility Of giving. TO say thar
she is one of the finest Of speakers
but fecbly expresses It. She ld
her audience, men, women and chill
drcn. spell bound for half an hour
and all were sorry when she had
finished.
Miss Azali Wof'ord spoke on GLOW
to enlist tho uncnistcd" and her
speech was good.
The exercises were intcrspcrsed by
songs.
Altogether this was one Of the very
best meetings the women have had
since the sainted Mrs. c. f. Watson
was taken from this earth.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-11-23
MARRIAGES

Married, on Sunday, Nov. 18th,
about Il. M, at the residence of
the officiating officer, Mr.. Dewey
Einyan to Miss Leila Belle Kelley.
The groom is son Of Mr. and Mrs.
W. II F:nyan Ct Calhoun RI and is
(, popular young fn,mcr, while His
Lridc is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Kelley CT Central R3 and
IS a charming young lady. This hap
ny young couple have the congratu-
lations cf their many friends.
In about fifteen minutes after the
above ceremony was performed Mr.
Charlie r. Hall and Miss Myrtle Nc
Call appeared at the residence Of
the officiating officer and asked TO
kc made man and wife AS the
groom's father accompanied this
happy young couple the old miller
realized the marriage contract was
satisfactory and the old miller
granted their request. The groom is
q son Of Mr.. and Mrs. William G
Hall, while his bride is daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mclch Mccall.
j Alonzo Brown. N. p, at the
throttle 6f both the above ceremonies.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-11-23
BOYS CLUBS GROWING

Last week an intensive campaign
was put on by County Farm Agent
Il. A. Bowen in the interest Of the
corn and pig clubs Of the county Mr..
Bowen had to assist him in the work
assistant State Agent B. O. Williams.
A most successful week was reported
Several Of the schools of the coun-
ty were visited and 8 clubs were
organized with membership of 225.
1t was impossible to reach ally of the
schools in one week, but Mr.. Bowen
states that every school will be visi-
ted and every boy in P:ckens county
will be given chance to become a
member.
In addition to- prizes offered by
Senator j. e. Craig, the Pickens
County Fair Association has offered
to entertain the club boys at a bar
bccuc dinner next year at the 1923
Far.
With the encouragement the boys
club work is receiving from every
hand, it is clearly evident that the
people Of the county realize the i'm
portancc Of this, work, and as a re
suit, Pickcns ccAnty should in the
future blossom rs the rose Of Sharon.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-11-23
MARRIAGE

Married on the 10Th INST, about
2.3O p. m., at tie little matrimonial
mill, Mr.. r. II. Madden Of Greenville
to Miss Lila Smith Of Liberty. j.
Alonzo Brown, N. p, at the throttle.
The groom is son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
A. B. Madden Of Liberty and holds
a responsible position in Grccnvillc,
while his bride is daughter Of Nh
and Mrs. S. l.. Smith Of Liberty and
is a charming young lady.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-11-23
BOYS ANNUAL CLUB SHOW

The boys annual club show will be
held at Pickcns courJ house Novcm-
Der 25th. Many attractions have
been arranged fer the entertainment
of the boys, and the show bids fair
to be the biggest success Of its his
tory.
Mr.. Cobb, Editor Of the Southern
Rural:st. has been secured to address
the boys and their parents en- this
occasion. Mr.. Cobb is considered
one Of the Scuth's foremost lecturers
and it is a treat to have him present.
Mr.. Cobb will speak at 1900 Il. m
Prizes will be awarded as follows:
For the 10 best ears Of corn, first
prize, $500 gold piece; second pr:zc,
$500 and third prize $500.
A free dinner will be served all
club members at one of the hotels
Of Pickens. Immediately after din
ncr free moving picture show will
be at the disposal of the boys
All that arc Interested in the de-
velopment of our county are request
ed to be present and scc'what splendid
work is being done by The boys Of
the county.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-11-23
EASLEY OIL MILLS DESTROYED
BY FIRE

Easlcy, Nov. 1G. Fire. thought to
have originated in cotton being GIN
ned when match was ignitcd be-
tween the combs Of ginhead to-
tally destroyed the ginning plant OF
the Easlcy Oil Mill here this after
noon. The plant was valued at APP
proximately thirty thousand dollars
and only about $4,000 insurance was
carried.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-11-23
COUNTY TEACHERS MEETING

Inc ISaCHcfS ol IlckenS county me-
with the Grammar Grades Associa
tion of Easley on Saturday, Nov. 18th
at 1880 o'clock in the West End
school. The president, Mrs. A. G.
King took charge of the meeting and
the minutes of the last meeting we're
read by the secretary, Miss Grace
Wyatt After all had joined in the
singing of America" Rev. F. D.
Hunt made a splendid talk, usin:
Philippians w, verses d and 10 as the
texts.
The meeting was then given oto
the charge of the program committee
with Miss Annabel Oats acting as
chairman. The following program
was carried out:
Demonstration Lesson in Phonics-
Miss Ellen Ellison.
Decentralization Miss Margaret
Wyatt.
Oral Reading Miss Myrtle Can-
non.
Silent Reading Miss Julia Maria
Davis.
The Teaching of Reading-S -Supt.
j. V. McElveen.
Silent Reading Miss Annabel Oats
Much interest and inspiration were
aroused by these discussions and
every teacher felt that she could go
into the classroom next Monday
morning with renewed vigor and en-
thusiasm. If all the programs prove
to be as helpful as this one was, no
teacher in Pickens county can afford
to miss any of the meetings.
After tie completion Of the prog
ram, Mrs. King turned the meeting
over to Mr.. f. V. Clayton, County
Supt. of Education. Whether the
teachers were to kave an institute or
speakers at each monthly meeting
was discussed.
The reorganization of the County
HoSoe'aIioH Was DeSuil. he 1OlOW-
ing officers were elected:
Prcs:denr-Mr Jubal o. Williams.
Vice president-Mr. A. C. Mcetz.
Secrctaiy-Miss Kate Pickens La
Boon.
Leader of the High School Dept
Mr.. c. Fl. Tinsley.
The leaders of the intermediate
and primary Departments were not
elected, IS at tie suggestion of Mr..
l.. Nj. Bauknight it was moved and
adopted that the teachers of the res
pective departments elect their own
leaders. However, Mr.. f. V. Clayton
was appointed chairman of program
committee. and he, with two others,
is to appoint temporary leaders of
these two dcpa, tments for the next
meeting.
Through Mr.. Il. l.. Foy, Mr.. l.. N.
Foy of Liberty extended an invita-,
tion to the teachers to meet in Lib
crty next month A motion was
formed and adopted and the next
meeting will be at Liberty. The date
will be announced later.
This completed the business and
the association adjourned to meet
again downstairs where light Gefresh-
ments were served by Miss Isadora
Williams. head of the Domestic
Science Departmcn1, and an aoic com
m:ttee