Clemson College Trustees Meet Over Sophomore Rebellion
The Clemson College affairs board schedules a June 8 meeting to review the April 24 revolt by seventy six sophomores who left campus after Thornwell’s suspension for taking four chemistry test tubes. Faculty claims rule violation, class cites fair punishment and wants board scrutiny for rule uniformity.
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Clemson College Affairs Board OF Trustees
Clemson College
Thornwell
Bracket
Moat
Hell
Cheatam
Cnet Gye
Pho Vloss
Mary
Sixta
Hunter's Spring Items and Local Happenings
Rain refreshed the area as farmers near cotton planting and guano application. Eskews visit Prospect. Webb’s Mint Rock family noted. Rufus Hembree and Mamie Eskew attend Joe Eskew’s, church at Prospect. Sanders and Robert Smith travel to Dalina for a reunion. Claudia King improves after illness. school at local place resumes soon. Louis Burris travels to Charleston for Exposition. Lou Snipes visiting Prospect. Community health is good and the paper wishes readers well, May 1908.
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J. R. Eskew
Prospect Auction
Webb
Mint Rock
Rufus Hembree
Pee Sister
Mins Mamie
Joe Eskew
Prospect
Join Sanders
Robert Smith
Dalina
Texas
Claudia
F. M. King
Louis Burris
Charleston
Lou
Confederate Reunion Guests Reflect On Hopewell Week
Aaron Stems Theo Watson and Reuben Vandiger traveled to Dallas Texas for the Confederate Reunion while Hopewell Institute hosted a Sunday meeting. Families from Mowiryville Alderson and Belton attended, with sermons urging stronger faith to awaken energy.
Local Notices From Denver Area Socials and Incidents
Little Mina Bessie Wilson spent last week with sister Mrs Jamie Mitchell at Denver and tried the young vines. Mrs Wingo Burris of Denver visited her mother last week. Foster Mitchell attended the singing at Will Stevenson near Anderson last Saturday night. Eugene Mitchell and sister Lizzie spent Saturday and Sunday with George Rice’s family at Aaron. Savanna Holder suffered pain from a heavy leg chain falling on her head leaving a gash. Miss Lease Wilson visited Miss Florence Rice at Aaron, attended Hopewell church Sunday. Sunday School at 2 pm each Sunday. John Harris is able to be up again. Mrs George Ann Welborn’s health failing yet looked for recovery. The weaving people are brave and catch chickens. Menics and singings and other gatherings bring joy in spring. Anti-Burress and daughter very sick, but Kate improving. Miss Lillie Burris returned from Vista Female College. A Maiden Lexan their destructive.
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Mina Bessie Wilson
Jamie Mitchell
Denver
Lin Teeuler Fenat
Wingo Burris
Foster Mitchell
Will Stevenson
Anderson
Eugene Mitchell
Lizzie
George Rice
Anron
Savanna Holder
Lease Wilson
Florence Rice
Aaron’ Dant
Hopewell Sunce
John Harris
George Ann Welborn
Kate
Lillie Burrise
Wil- Vista Female College
Lexan
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