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Newspaper

The Dillon Herald

Location

Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1920

Page

10

Carolina School a Rural Dillon County staple with eight months term

Carolina School, a two teacher rural institution in a special tax district, occupies an 1916 building with an auditorium created by merging two classrooms. It operates an eight month term but will close after seven due to teacher scarcity and influenza. Enrollment is fifty with a steady thirty average. eight grades taught with strong pupil effort. The school committee includes Dunk MacLaurin Jr, D Li, and L W McInnis. Carolina Improvement Association, led by Maggie McInnis and K L MacDonald, has won a $5 prize for twelve consecutive meetings and aims to improve grounds despite illness. Principal Pauline Cobb notes community support and hopes for future success.

Carolina School Presant Messrs Dunk MacLaurin D. Li L. W. McInnis Carolina Improvement Association Maggie McInnis K. L. MacDonald D B. McInnis Wcbool Carolina Schools Dillon County Pauline Cobb

High Hill and Union School District progress report

The article outlines advances in farming education at Carolina School with a focus on Animal Husbandry, student projects, and community involvement. It highlights improvements at High Hill and Union School districts, including facilities, teacher support, parent cooperation, and fundraising success guiding a move toward better education and soil farming practices.

Smith-Hughes Farm Education Aimed at Modernizing South Carolina

Government funds grow the rural education program under the Smith Hughes Act. By 1916 federal aid will reach the state, with South Carolina receiving about thirty thousand dollars this year, contingent on matching local and state contributions. The plan funds agricultural teachers, requires at least ten boys over fourteen, a daily period of study, and a four year course in Field Crops Animal Husbandry Horticulture and Farm Bookkeeping. Latta High School began study in Field Crops this year.

United States South Carolina Latta

Gaddys Mill Community and School in Union School District

A description of Gaddys Mill Community and School within the Union School District highlights its democratic, hospitable environment. The piece notes residents’ effort to help neighbors and the positive impact of a welcoming community on student and resident success.

Habitual Constipation Cure With Laxative Syruphonic

An old advertisement touts LAX FOS WITH PEPSIN as a Syruphonic laxative for habitual constipation. It claims prompt relief and recommends daily use for 14 to 21 days to establish regular action. Pleasant to take with a 60 cent price per bottle.

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High Hill School Improvement Association Improvement Association America Robert Byrd Ezzie aMe Byrd Ezzie Mae Brewer Johnny Leonard Hayes Crayton Snipes Sanderson Katy Hayes Gosse Pittman Bliss Jarmerson Doctor Wise Jimmy Earl Sanderson McLellan Tom Dasher Cary Hayes Mrs. Dasher Sallie Carter Mary Maid Ireli Benna Price Clare Salvation Army Lady Salie Carter Benna Price Gaddy’s Mill Parent-Teachers Association Bingham School Birgham Bingham Ladies’ Improvement Club Union Grocers M.A. Blum Latta, South Carolina Blum
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