Cheraw Chronicle, 1905-03-30

onnjuoing the beeuty ol it all. t ' Tt'<> social it-utttre of flu- after. J, noon war most- enjoyable. Each gyo?d/as gi'om a little booklet f J in which 'ho/ ware'to test their K skill in drawing The following; were some of the objects to be j \ d ra vv jj : A pipe or gun, au ideal j church fence, a missionary has , !r -t. r mite box. etc. The mwt important subjects 'drawn weie the portrait of Mr. McArn, also one of J>be sexton of the church and rbo president of the Ladies Aid Society.. ' Rome of these productions p were most wonderful and intri-i1 i cale. and caused a great deal of j fun aud merriment during the: entire afternoon; rr,hf'se little booklets were sub. j, initted to judges who decided! whom was the most skillful ofj ih#* rmmv r*v \ % - ' was awarded, to Miss Lottie < Prince. ji During the afternoon most de- i i licious rofre ihments consisting i of ices and cake were served in! i the handsome dining room. Those presiding were MissesJl Emma Mafcheson aud May Vide-1; ery. Mesdames H. W. HarraJl. i' J. P. Matheson, C. P. Johuson. jl The guests wish to express!) their thanks to Mr. <au?l Mrs. ji I). S. Matheson for a most de- < lightful afternoon, and feel honor- < od to have been among the first i fc en joy their hospitality sinco : the completion of their elegaut I

'Jjftis yftftr. ; I Let me say that, chbj X>;strie!! , school was held at. Bay1 vvi'lo last I i yea r and was ^decided ; uceess.; | The worl: ^)De there has r been; o? ir highest; tormsj' <**!out the Pee Dee section, i -J might say throwgho ntthe i ,d wo are exp-.vi ir. g even J ; . oa vr succ? ?s fir. Ivdh'. J Utmost eft re has been t aken in | ! selecting the Lcuiiy 'or this School, and wc are perh'ct'y sato^ rj saying that a number ofihcj >?ery best instructor* of the< State will have chaige o? the) work. One feature that st.dkes us as; most important is the course in1 prim'try work, .* . ; Most teachers of this county i a,re Diri'rtPied wh.h vvirk ot fch'sgrade. and to Pinch, T woulu nogjgost the Pee I?ee Summer School . as a relief, to at least a portion of j the burden. Let me say further that the : , primary tea'-bor is not the only, ! one that might be benefitted, for' j each teacher may take a course' 1 in just what he or sho may need . ! most. i j Ono other feature to which J would call attention is the tine i -, i course or lectures which will be arranged. This, together wit.', the primary work, especial!v i . _ ? *

iFrye's (Geography, will oe ' worth the while of our teachers 1 ' attending. ! Now Jei me suggest to the; trustees of the differeut schools .thatyon secure year teacher jnovv, and the fact that h< ! knows what and where his work ; will be next session will stirauI late him or her, as the ease iua\ j be, to attend the summer school jand thus be better qualified to : give yon efiicirnt service| Furthermore it, would not he bad policy to let your teacher i know that you would be ar r t j least a part of bis <>> her exuense 'in.attending this school. es?>e ( ially where you, haveampicfuuus. By so doing your 1 ?:i*. he" vi;l t?> i turn to yon next session and re- 1 pay you fourfold vt h good sor vice. } 1 rn;.?^ -.1. 1 ?ill u^.

Chains and Harness an ri-v best kinds. They will [ est thing the farmer ha of as much labor as no We also have extra Be: We want your trade, back our statements. Planter.4 !#: "th 0 J, Flet ii H in?mi ii ! ! ! hi i wmm m ** ? ~ * ??? Biilding and Loan Associations. building auiT-01111 Associations , . :-.i 1 f x frv^.r* m H.V-41^ .. cities and towns and arfe a gre lid to people who work for wage in euabling them to own fcho: :>v:n homes. Statistics shor* in those places where V buildingand loan e laager percentag people own bor ' ' wnere there a -4 these assoeir.' ire helped 1; innnity h iwn hone >n the w DP SUC).