Wilson vetoes peace resolution over U S rights
President Wilson vetoed the joint peace resolution arguing it would stain the nation's honor and surrender U S rights as to the German government. He said the Versailles treaty embodies ends the United States should pursue and warned against joining a settlement without proper guarantees.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
Senate
House
United States
Versalles
Mesage
House of Representative
Germany
Vssit
Oreover
Versailles
Senate of the
Belgium
France
Ottoman Empire
United .S
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Community News Submission Request From The Andrews News
The Andrews News invites readers to send in news from their area covering births deaths fires crop conditions health and local events. Regular correspondents receive stamps stationery and payment for published reports. Letters to the editor will yield further information about correspondence.
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Andrews
One Year Class Completes Its Work at Clemson
The Clemson College one year agricultural course held closing exercises on Friday May 28 with President W M Riggs awarding 19 certificates to graduates. The program included declamations, a class debate, class history, an Extension Service address, and remarks by H D Jeter and W M Riggs.
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Clemson College
W. M. Riggs
H. D Jeter
Santuck
R. R. Thomas
Cope
B. L. Walpole
Johns’ Island
E . Smith
Hickory Grove
H. A. Roof
New Brookland
W. W. Long
Extension Service
W. H. Funchess
Rowsville
J. L. Barnett
Clover
H. D. Jester
W. M. Godwin
Johnson
S. A. Salley
Orangeburg
F. L. Winters
Mont Clare
M. S. Fairs
Rock Hill
T. L. Simpson
Edgemoor
C. D. Smith
Spartanburg
Sunday School Convention Held At Baptist Church
The South Carolina Sunday School Association held its annual convention at the Baptist Church in this town last Tuesday. The interdenominational body promotes cooperation, not union, to improve Sunday School work and public sentiment, linking strong and weak schools and providing access to top teachers and materials. The Georgetown County Association was formed with Rev Way, Rev P H Bussey, and Mrs F A Weatherford as officers, seeking active local support for stronger teacher training and organized instruction.
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South Carolina
Baptistt
S. C
S.S
Sunday School Association
Georgetown County Association
Way
Rome
P. H. Bussey
Andrews
Sec
Treas
F. A. Weatherford
Clemson College Seeks Cotton Graders Countywide
Under a joint agreement among the Secretary of Agriculture Clemson College American Cotton Association and the State Warehouse Commissioner applications for Licensed Grader examinations in South Carolina counties will be considered by Extension Service officials. Attractive salaries and duties include classifying cotton by US Government grades and advising farmers on market prices and cooperative marketing. Applicants need three years active cotton handling and two years grading or passing cotton plus three references. Send applications to E C Seifert Clemson College S C.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Clemson College
American Cotton Association
South Carolina
Ser
U. S. Bureau of Markets
Department of Agriculture
U. S
E. C. Seifert
S. C
Andrews High School 1920 Graduates Hold Exercises
The Andrews High School held its 1920 graduation in the school auditorium last Wednesday night June 2. The program featured a class prophecy by Evelyn Hart and talks by L. T. Baker of the University of South Carolina. Medals for top averages and scholarship were awarded to Virginia Beilune Nora Grant and Daisy Stevenson.
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The
Andrews High School
Marley
Dresed
D D Jones
Methodist Church
Frank Hart
Evelyn Hart
Jannie Laurie Mathis
Nora Grant
Daisy Stevenson
L. T. Baker
University of South Carolina
Taam
Virginia Beilune
P. H. Bussey
Messrs
Zuille Bailey
Aldon Smith
Pigs Distributed to Andrews Farmers by Seaboard Air Line
The Seaboard Air Line industrial department with a local bank distributed 15 registered Hampshire brood pigs to 12 Andrews area farmers to boost hog production. Pigs will be exhibited at the Tri County Fair in Andrews this fall, with purebred sires coming later to breed with the sows.
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Industrial Department
Seaboard Air Line Ry
Andrews
Tri-County
W. P. Thompson
W. K. Owens
W. M. Faircloth
L. B. Taylor
W. ?. Wheeler
D. M. Bath
T. W. Bell
Crops Look Fine As Local Residents Visit Relatives
Community notes report Sunday visits among local families including Eva Powell at G R Benton and Mrs Herbert Camlin at M C Benton. Lottie Evans from Andrews joined T F Fulton’s home, with other socials involving Hammie Smith, Jim Fulton, and Dallas Powell during the weekend.
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Eva Powell
G. R. Benton
Herbert Camlin
M. C. Benton
Lottie Evans
Andrews
T. F. Fulton
Hammie Smith
Murry Powel
Jim Fulton
M. C. Powell
Messrs
Weilus Fulton
Dallas Powell
Hambie Smith
James Benton
Local Social Notes Highlight Sunday Guests
Mr Walker Morris was guest of Miss Mammie Sunday. Black River Sunday School began last Sunday at 3 PM. Guests included Messrs Jim and John Fulton, Governor, and Miss Louise Casselman at Mrs Dasher Long’s. Miss Daisey and Josephine Mc Gee visited Miss Mary Alice and Maggie Ola Evans. Mr and Mrs G R Benton were guests of Mr and Mrs M C Powell.
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B. D. Samp
Walker Morris
Mammie
Black River
Jim and
John Fulton
Louise Casselman
Dasher Long
Daisey
Josephine McGee
Mary Alice
Maggie Ola Evans
G. R. Benton
M. C. Powell
Crcrinkle Crinkle Five Dollar Bill in Chicago Tribune
Poem in which a five dollar bill laments declining purchasing power amid high prices. The speaker laments being ignored by profiteers while circulating all day. The verse frames economic strain and the omnipresence of money in daily life.
Mrs H J W Kaiser Remembered In Andrews
The departure of Mrs Beatrice Lucile Lemmon Kaiser last Friday in Kingstree leaves Andrews sorrowful. A Winthrop graduate and former Dillon county home demonstration agent, she married Prof Kaiser and became a beloved resident noted for devotion to family and community. Her epitaph echoes the sentiment, Sacrificed on Woman’s Battlefield Motherhood.
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H. J. W. Kaiser
Kingstree
Andrews
Beatrice Lucile Lemmon
Lynchburg
S. C
Winthrop
Dillon County
Prof. Kaiser
Dillon
Dr. Lemmon
Sumter
Clemson College Commencement Set for June 8
The largest class in Clemson College history, 143 graduates, will receive degrees and diplomas on Tuesday June 8. Two locals Loramer McKnight and John J Snow graduate in Agricultural Education and Animal Husbandry respectively and plan teaching or extension work. Seniors prepare by clearing up remaining work and may take a special tractors course offered by specialists.
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Loramer McKnight
John J. Snow
Agricultural
Revival Services at School Auditorium
The Andrews community hosts a series of evangelistic services in the school auditorium starting Thursday, June 3 at 4 p m. Dr J R Jester of Greenwood aided by Frank E McCravey will lead two daily services at 4 p m and 8 p m. The effort aims to strengthen church and school life and promote town welfare through faith.
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Andrews
J. R. Jester
First Baptist Church of
Greenwood
S. C
Frank E. McCravey
Georgetown Bridge Tournament Ends With Silver Cup Prize
A large crowd gathered at the Country club for the close of a second bridge tournament hosted by Mesdames Wingate Carraway and Miss Beatty. Mrs J S Hazard won the first prize, a silver loving cup, amid strong enthusiasm.
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James W. Wingate
I McG. Carraway
Emma _ Beatty
J. S. Hazard
Bevis Family Hosts Visitors From Lane and Charleston
Mr and Mrs J C Bevis of Jonesville hosted guests from Lane through to Charleston and welcomed Mr and Mrs Chas Boy and family. Mrs Herman Schenk, after visits in Jacksonville and Monticello Florida, has returned home.
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J. C. Bevis
Jonesville
J. E. Bevis
J. C. Murphy
Wilmington
Mrs. Reid Whitford Guest of Mrs. Hugh Fraiser in Charleston
Mrs. Reid Whitford of Charleston was the attractive guest of Mrs. Hugh Fraiser this week.
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Reid Whitford
Charleston
Hugh Fraiser
Local Visitors and Honeymoon Returns Highlight Week
Mrs. F L Munnerlyn of Choppee visits daughter Mrs L E Orvin. Brightie and Mabel Bourne of South Island stay with Mrs B W Jayroe. Frances Smith of Sumter guests of cousin Ellen Smith. Mrs J C Murphy returns from Wilmington visit. Mr and Mrs Hugh R Johnson return to Georgetown after a Greenvi le honeymoon trip.
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F. L. Munnerlyn of
Choppee
L. E. Orvin
Misses Brightie and
Mabel Bourne
South Island
B. W. Jayroe
Frances Smith
Sumter
Miss Ellen Smith
Hugh R. Johnson
Georgetown
Greenvile
State
Virginia visitor and several local tourism notes
Mr. Purdy of Virginia visits sister Mrs. A. M. DuBose while Mrs. C. L. Walker spends days in Charleston. R. W. Jayroe returns from Baltimore and Norfolk. Mrs. L. S. Ehrich leaves New Rochelle after winter visit with daughter Mrs. Marvin Thomas, accompanied by Edward Farrelly. Mrs. E. T. Campbell visits sister Mrs. George Foxworth in Timmonsville. Mrs. L. W. Whiting of Charleston visits nieces the Misses Ford. Miss Margaret Ford, training in New York, returns home briefly. Charles Morris of Waverly Mills was in town.
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Mr. Purdy
Virginia
A. M. DuBose
C. L. Walker
Charleston
R. W. Jayroe
Baltimore
Norfolk
L. S. Ehrich
Marvin Thomas
New Rochelle
N. Y
Little Edward Farrelly
C. C. Farrelly
E. T. Campbell
George Foxworth
Timmonsville
Rs. L. W. Whiting
Misses Ford
Margaret Ford
New York
Charles Morris
Waverly Mills
Black River Church Sunday School Address Planned
Black River Church invites members and their children to attend next Sunday at 3 p m June 6 for a Sunday School address delivered by the pastor. All are welcome.
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Black River Church
Black River
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Chicago Tribune
Georgetown News
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