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Directory OF

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1912-1913

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Issued by J. E. SWEARINGEN

State Superintendent of Education

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SehoolDirectory of South Carolina 1912-13

J. E. SWEARINGEN, State Superintendent of Education. J, A. STODDARD, Assistant State Superintendent. YV. H. HAND, State High School Inspector. W, K, TATE, State Supervisor of Elementary Rural

Schools. .MRS. C. D, EASTMAN, Stenographer.

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION.

GOVERNOR COIE. I,. BEEASE, ex officio. Chairman,

Columbia. SITERINTENDENT J. E. SWEARINCEN, ex officio, Secre­

tary, Columbia. APPOINTIVE MEMHERS, APRIL 1912-1916.

First District—D. M. O'DRISCOLI,, Principal Mem-minger High and Normal School, Charleston.

Second District—-C. J. RAMAGE, Attorney at Law, Saluda.

Third District—D. W. DANIEE, Professor of English, Clemson College.

fourth District—A. G. REMBERT, Professor of Greek, Wofford College, Spartanburg.

Fifth District—EUECO GUNTER, Superintendent of City Schools, Rock Hill.

Sixth District—D. T. KINARD, Superintendent of City Schools, Dillon.

Seventh District—A. J. TIIACKSTON, Superintendent of City Schools, Orangeburg.

COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF EDUCATION.

Abbeville—J. Foster Hammond, Abbeville. January 1. 1913. (W. R. Bradley, Abbeville. January 1, 1917.)

Aiken—C. H. Seigler, Aiken. July 1, 1917. Anderson—R. A. Abrams, Anderson. January 1,

1913. (J. B. Felton, Anderson. January 1, 1915.)

Bamberg—R. W. 1). Rowell, Bamberg. January 1, 1915.

Barnwell—H. J. Crouch, Barnwell. July 1, 1915. Beaufort—B. H. Boyd, Hardeeville. January 1, l&terr-Bcrkeley—C. W. Sanders, Mooch's Corner. January

1, 1913. (A. H. Dellay, Monck's Corner. January 1, 1915.)

Calhoun—D. S. Murph, St. Matthews. July 1, 1917. Charleston—E. P. Waring, Charleston. July 1, 1915. Cherokee—-E. S. McKown, Gaffney. July 1, 1915. Chester—YV. D. Knox, Chester. January 1, 1917. Cluster field—Kirby Rivers, Chesterfield. January 1,

1913. (R. A. Rouse, Cheraw. January 1, 1917.)

Clarendon—K. J. Browne, Manning. July 1, 1917. Colleton—H. \V. Black, Walterboro. July 1, 1918.

(H. S. Strickland, Walterboro. July 1, 1917.) Darlington—T. E. Stokes, Darlington. July 1, 1913.

(D. L. Lewis, Society Hill. July 1, 1917.) Dillon—R. S. Rogers, Dillon. July 1, 1917. Dorchester—John J. Howell, St. George. July 1,

1915. Fdgefield—W. W. Fuller, Edgefield. July 1, 1917. Fairfield—T. M. Jordan, Winnsboro. January 1, 1913.

(W. W. Turner, Winnsboro, R. F. D. Janu­ary 1, 1915.)

Florence—A. II. Gasque, Florence. July 1, 1917. Georgetown—J. W. Doar, Georgetown. January 1,

1915. — Greenville—James B. Davis, Greenville. January 1,

1917. Greenwood—J. F. Wideman, Greenwood. July 1,

1917. Hempttn—J. W, Rouse, Hampton. July 1, 1913. Horry—S. II. Brown, Conway. January 1, 1917.

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Jasper—R. M. Jefferies, Ridgeland. January 1, 1918. (J. B. Benton, Ridgeland, R. F. D. January 1, 1915?)

Kershaw—I. J. McKenzie, Camden. July 1, 1913. (C. W. Birchmore, Camden. July 1, 1917.)

Lancaster—A. C. Rowell, Lancaster. July 1, 1913. (V. A. Lingle, Lancaster. July 1, 1915.)

—Laurens—George L. Pitts, Laurens. January 1, 1915. Lee—J. T. Munnerlyn, Bishopville. July 1, 1917. Lexington—A. D. Martin, Lexington. January 1,

1913. (H. L. Harmon, Lexington. January 1, 1917.)

Marion—W. C. Rogers, Marion. July 1, 1915. Marlboro—A. L. Easterling, Benncttsville. July I,

1913. (A. V. Roesel, Benncttsville. July 1, 1917.)

Newberry—E. H. Aull, Newberry. July 1, 1913. (George D. Brown, Prosperity. July 1, 1917.)

Oconee—W. C. Hughs, Walhalla. July 1, 1913. (Thos. A. Smith, Walhalla, R. F. D. July 1, 1917.)

Orangeburg—L. W. Livingston, Orangeburg. Janu­ary 1, 1917.

Pickens—R. T. Hallum, Pickens. July 1, 1915. Richland—S. M. Clarkson, Columbia. January 1,

1915. Saluda—]. A. Carson, Saluda. January 1, 1917. Spartanburg—J. H. Brannon, Spartanburg. July 1,

1915. Sumter—T. H. Haynsworth, Sumter. January 1, 1915. Union—T. H. Gore, Union. July 1, 1913. (H. C.

Little, Kelton. July 1, 1917.) - Wiltiamtbura—J. G. McCullough, Kingstrce. July 1,

1913. (R. N. Speigner, Kingstrce. July 1. 1915.)

York—J. W. Quinn, Yorkville. January 1, 1913. (J. E. Carroll, Yorkville. January 1, 1915.)

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MEMBERS OF COUNTY BOARDS OF EDUCA­TION, APRIL 1911-1918.

Abbeville—David H. Hill, Abbeville; W. J, Evans, Abbeville.

Aiken—Graves L. Knight, Granitevillc; C. A. Edwards, Aiken.

Anderson—E. C. McCants, Anderson; J. B. Wafc_ kins, Belton.

Bamberg— S. G. Mayfield, Denmark; J. H. A. Carter, Ehrhardt.

Barnwell—W. M. Jones, Williston; R, Boyd Cole, Barnwell.

Beaufort—W. J. Thomas, Beaufort; C. G. Luther. Beaufort.

Berkeley-—W. K. Fishburn, Pinopolis; E. A. Shingles, Ridgeville.

Calhoun—J. A. Merritt, St. Matthews; T. M. Hamer. St. Matthews.

Charleston—W. M. Whitehead, Charleston; R. E. Sea-brook, Charleston.

Cherokee—F. E. Shuford, Gaffney; J. B. Jones, Gaft-ney, R. F. D.

Chester—J. R. Dye, Chester; R. W. Adams, Fort Lawn.

Chesterfield—B. S. Funderburk, Chesterfield; W. P. Pollock, Cheraw.

Clarendon—Charlton DuRant, Manning; C. A. Mc-Fadden, Manning, R. F. D.

Colleton—W. W. Smoak, Walterboro; J. W. Camp­bell, Williams.

Darlington—T. E. Wilson, Darlington; D. L. Lewis, Society Hill.

Dillon—Harold N. Cousar, Latta. Dorchester—J, Otey Reed, St. George; C. E. Owens,

Grover. Edgefield—-E. H. Folk, Edgefield; George W. Scott,

Johnston. Fairfield—J. H. Thornwell, Winnsboro; S. D. Dunn,

Winnsboro.

Florence—George Briggs, Florence; C. II. Jones, Timmonsville, R. F. D. 1.

Georgetown—P. H. Pow, Georgetown; II. K. Ward, Andrews.

Greenville—L. E. Childress, Mauldin; H. B. Dom-inick, Greer.

Greenwood—W. W. Nickels, Greenwood; A. B. Sum-1 pic, Greenwood.

Hampton—Randolph Murdaugh, Hampton; J. F. Preacher, Varnville.

Horry—Hal L. Buck, Conway; M. J. Bullock, Fair Bluff, N. C.

Jasper—C. M. Jaudon, Tillman; T. W. Malphrus, Ridgeland.

Kershaw—N. P. Gettys, Lugoff; W. Bratton deLoach, Camden.

Lancaster—II. E. Coffey, Lancaster; J, H. Hainel, Kershaw.

Laurens—B. Y. Culbertson, Laurens; R. E. Babb, Laurens.

Lee—G. B. Dukes, Bishopville; W. T. McGowan, Lynchburg.

Lexington—W. E. Black, Lexington; John W. Hook, Irmo.

Marion—L. D. Lide, Marion; T. C. Easterling, Marion.

Marlboro—Chas. A. Jones, liennettsville; R. S. Fletcher, McColl.

Newberry—J. S. Wheeler, Prosperity; E. 0 . Counts, Prosperity.

Oconee—J. P. Stribling, Richland; L. A. Sease, Clemson College.

— Orangeburg—I. W. Bowman, Orangeburg; C. J. Rast, Cordova.

Pickens—S. W. O'Dell, Liberty; I. M. Mauldin, Picken9.

Richland—A. R. Banks, Columbia; L. Q. Crum, Columbia.

Saluda—E. P. Taylor, Saluda; H. Eugene Unger, Saluda.

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Spartanburg—W. G. Balke, Spartanburg; S. M. Kil-gorc, Woodruff.

Sumter—S. H. Edmunds, Sumter; H. G. Ostcen, Sumter.

Union—Frank M. Ellerbe, Jonesville; James H. Hope, Union.

Williamsburg—T. M. Gilland, Kingstrce; C. \V. Wolfe, Kingstree. **

York—J. Harvey Witherspoon, Yorkville; T. E. McMackin, Yorkville.

COUNTY SUPERVISORS OF SCHOOLS.

Aiken—Miss Mary Eva Hite, Aiken. Calhoun—Miss Madeleine Spigener, St, Matthews. Colleton—Miss Georgie Ackerman, Round. Darlington—Miss Elizabeth Dickson, Darlington, Dorchester—Miss Caroline L. Dickinson, Summerville. Horry—Miss Lettie D. Harrelson, Loris. Laurens—Miss Wil Lou Gray, Laurens. Lexington—Miss Ethel Dreher, Lexington. Marlboro—Miss Lizzie Rogers, Bennettsvillc. York—Miss Leila A. Russell, Winthrop College, Rock

Hill.

CITY, VILLAGE, AND RURAL SUPERINTEND­ENTS AND PRINCIPALS.

Abbeville—R. B. Cheatham. Aiken—II. H. Scott. Allendale—W. Jay McGarity. Anderson—Fy. C. McCants. Andrews—E. N. Cams. Antreville—A. W. Ayers. Applet on—Mrs. W. D. Rice. Bamberg—E. P. Allen. Barnwell—?). P. McCain. Batcsburg—T. M. Seawell. Bath—Judson Brodie. Beaufort—J. M. Moore. Bellctvood—'W. S. Hogan (Congaree).

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Bclton—J. B. Watkins. Benncttsville—C. V. Ncuffer. Bcrea—Miss Minnie Eubanks (Greenville, R. F. D.). Bethany—C. A. Griffith (Clover, R. F, D. No. 4). Bethune—J. A. Dennis. Bingham—R. P. McGee. Bishopville—G. B. Dukes.

""-Bijcksburg—E. A. Montgomery. Blackville—G. W. Coggin. Blenheim—Miss Florence Doty. Bluffton—M. C. Riser. Blythewood— R. W. Wilkes. Bowman—W. T. Davidson. Boykin—Miss Mattie Covington (Gibson, N. C , R. 1".

D. No. 2). Branchville—Norman E. Byrtl. Brightsville—A. F. Pugh (Gibson, N. C ) . Brownsznlle—J. I I . Rand. Brunson—T. H. Campbell. Bryan Academy—Miss L. T. Tatum (Cope). Camden—J. L. Legge. Cameron—P. L. Geiger. Campobello—J. W. Fulmer. Carlisle—W. S. Hutchison. Cartersvillc—F. C. Huff. Caston—Miss Lula McWhorter (Heath Spring). Central—J. W. Wallace. Chap-in—J, E. Shealy. Charleston—A. B. Rhett. Charleston High School—W. M. Whitehead. Cherazv—B. C. Mclver. Chester—W. H. McNairy.

"-Chesterfield—H. H. Haltiwnnger. Clattssen—J. D. Gillespie. Clinton—K,. II. Hall. Clio—W. D. Roberts. Clover—11. C. Riddle. Clyde—C. S. Hutchison (McBee). Cokcsbury Conference School—Rev. G. F. Clark^on.

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Colliers—Miss J. Fanning. Columbia—-E. S. Dreher. Conway—A. W. Bradley. Cope—VI. E. Huff. Cordova—C. J. Rast. Cottageville—Miss H. E. Malone. Coward—M. M. Rector. Cowpens—W. M. Lykes, Jr. Crocketville—B. A. Sullivan. Cross Anchor—W. M. Melton. Cross Hill—F. S. Smith. Cross Keys—-Coleman Welborn (Union, R. F. D.). Dacusville—J. E. Ashmore. Darlington—J. C. Daniel. Delmar Collegiate Institute—S. S. Lindler (Gilbert). Denmark—E. M. McCowrt. Dillon—D. T. Kinard. Donalds—F. II. McKinney. Double Springs—Rufus Barton (Taylors, R, F. ]).). Dovesville—Miss Carolyn M. Salley. Downer Institute—J. C. Pate (Augusta, Ga., R. F. D.). Due West—S. W. Rabb. F.osley—W. W. Benson. Eastovet—J. A. Knight. Bast Orange—J. W. Inabinet (Orangeburg, R. F. I).). Ebeneecr—S. L. Carter. F.beneser—O. C. Lyles (Westminster, R. F. D.) Edgefield—F. N. K. Bailey. Edgetnoor—Joe P. Moore. Edgewood—M. A. Miller (Columbia). F.disto Island—P. E. Connor. Effingham—Moseley Oliver. Ehrhardt—]. W. Barber. — Elko—J. E. Barber. Ellenton—H. H. Brunson. Elloree—G. B. Ingrahani. Eptoorth—T. B. DuBose, Jr. (Lamar, R. F. D.). Estill— N. E. Aull. Eutawville—'R. F. Ulmcr.

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Fairfax—W, P. Coker. Fairforest—J. B. Johns. Florence—W. L. Brooker. Floyds—Miss Mary McCall (Nichols). Fork—E. T. McMillan. Fort Lawn—R. W. Adams. Fort Mill—?. W. Moore. Fort Motte—R. L. Parish. Fountain Inn—T. E. Dukes. Four Holes—M. M. Riddle (Orangeburg, R. F. D.). Fitrman—F. W. Osburn. Gaffney—R. M. Ivins. Garnctt—Z. Douglas Robertson. Georgetown—W. C. Bynum. Cillisonvillc—C. S. Davis. Glenn Springs—W. J. Roach. GoT'an— Baxter Genoble. Gowansvilte—R. L. Collins (CampobeUo, R. F. I \ ) . Gramling—T. E. Crane. Granitevillc—Graves L. Knight. Gray Court—J. C. Martin. Grceleyville—W. M. Bonner. Greenbrier—-Fred H, All (Rockton). Green Pond—Miss Nina Henry (Fountain Inn. R.

F. D.). Greenville—E. L. Hughes. Greenwood—W. W. Nickels. Greer—II. B. Dominick. Hampton—A. P, Sites. Harleyville—W. L. Glaze, Jr. Harmony—G. F. Long (Trenton). Hartsville—h. W. Dick. Healing Springs—?. B. Coggin (Blackville, R. F. D.). Heath Spring—W. E. Moore. Hcndersonville—-T. V. Farrow. Hickory Grove—R. H. Holliday. Highland—A. A. Jones (TigervtHe). Holly Hill—}. B. Koon. Holly Springs—A. R. Hawkins (Wellford, R. F. D.).

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Honca Path—A. C. Daniel. Hopkins—W. H. Langford. Horrell— B. F. Bailey. Hyatt's Park—A. R. Banks (Columbia). Indiantown—J. W. Drake. Inman—C. E. Wessinger. Iva—K. R. Schecnberg. Jefferson—E. C. Kdgworth. JohnsonvUle—C. B, Haynes (Venters). Johnston—W. F. Scott. Jonesville—M. D. Fulmer. Kershatv—J. G. Richards, Jr. Key—O. F. Ott (Blenheim). Kingstrce—J. W. Swittenberg. Kitching's Mill—A. D. Odoni. Lake City—T. Cook Covington. Lamar—D. D. Grant. Lancaster—G. B. Pfeiffer. J.ando—C. W. Walton. Landrum—H. W. Ackerman. Lanford Station—F. B. Woodruff. I^angley—W. B. Compton. Latta—L. M. Bauknight. Laurens—B. L. Jones. Lebanon—C. D. Coleman (Pendleton, R. F. D.). I^eesville—W. C. Ariail. Lexington—W. E. Black. JJberty—M. S. Richbourg. Little Mountain—J. W. Mack. Locust—B. C. Givens (Traveler's Rest, R. F. D,). Lodge—S. C. Dusenbury. Loris—D. D. Eison. Lowndesville—M. M. Wilkes. Lynchburg—W. T. McGawan. Manning—Ralph L. Newton. Maple—A. G. Small (Adrian). Marion—T. C. Easterling. Mauldin— E- C. Shockley. McBee—J. C. Hungerpiller.

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McClellanville—J. H. Spann. McColt—Vf. B. Cams. McConncllsville—J. M. Crocheron. McCormick—M. K. Meadors. Milt Creek—]. B. Lancaster (Lykesland). Menetta—J. B. Cantey. Mount Carinel—D. P. Pressly.

oiinr Pleasant—H. H. McCaulay. Mountville—T,. A. Fuller. Mullins—K. D. Senn. Neeses—A. R. Nicholson. Newberry—H, L. Dean. New Brookland—W, N. Marchant. Ninety-Six—B. F. Ezell. North—W. L. Bennett. North Augusta—Ernest Anderson. Norway—George L. Myers. Oak Grove—Miss Rena Hunsiuger (Westminster, R.

F. D.). Oakway—M. M. Crowther (Westminster, R. F. D.), Olar—Miss Jessie Boyd. Olanta—Alva B. Gross. Olympia—L. E. Whittle (Columbia). Oolenoy—G. K. Boddiford (Marietta). Orangeburg—A. J. Thackston. Pacolet—E. N. Littlejohn. Pacolet Mills—Z. R. Fielding (Trough). Pageland—J. Ingram Wilson. Page's Mill—S. H. Moody. Parksville—A. C. West. Poxville—J. D. Griffith. Peleer—John B. Bonner. Pendleton—T. L. Hanna. Perry—J. I. Humphrey. Pickens—J. W. Ballentine. Piedmont—M. C. Barton. Pine Hill—T. R. Hemingway (North, R. F. D.). Pinewood—B. D. Alexander. Pinopolis —R. P. Austin.

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Plum Branch—C. H. Fowler. Port Royal—F. S. Long. Princeton—]. W. Huff. Prosperity—J. S. Wheeler. Rafting Creek—Miss Alice Chandler (Rembert). Red Hill—A. J. Asbill (Cold Springs). Reids—Mrs. Eva H. Andrea (Taylors). Reidville—W. R. Wightman. t— Richburg—R. F. Goodwin. Ridgeland—P. W. Ferguson. Ridge Spring—B. C. Monroe. Ridgevilte—TA. E. Roberts. Ridgcway—W. M. Oxner. Rock Hill—Lueco Gunter. Rodman—Miss Sallie E. Boyd. Rome—O. M. Mitchell. Rowesville—J. H. Rushton, Ruby—B. V. Croy. Ruffin—). F. Risher. St. George—F. W. Simpson. St. Matthews—T. M. Hamer. St. Stephens—Miss Salome Wilson. Salley—F. C. Chitty. Saluda—J. H. Shealy. Santnc—D. C. Heustess. Sardinia—W. S. Hutchison (Mayesville). Sardis—J. C. Vassey (Timmonsville, R. F. D.). Seneca—D. L. Bramlett. Shandon—J. A. Knight (Columbia). Sharon—W. Y. Boyd. Simpsonville—R. H. Willis. Society Hill—D. L. Lewis. South Union—C. L. Harris (Westminster, R. F. D.), Spartanburg—Frank Evans. Spartan High School—H. L. Riley (Landrum). Springfield—C. H. Kreps. Starr—K. C. Tannery. Summerton—Miss Lida Scarborough. Snmmerville—George H. Webber.

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Sumter—S. H. Edmunds. Sunnyside—L. B. Haynes (Wilkinsville). Swansea—Isaac Crockett, Jr. Swift Creek—]. E. Redden (Darlington, R. F. D.). Tabernacle—W. C. Lyles (Lancaster, R. F, D. No. 7). Tatum—C. C. Kinard. Taxahaw—B. F. Carson.

"s Taylors—H. S. Brockman. Titnmonsville—W. C. Herbert. Townville—R. D. Byrd. Tradesville—C. A. Plyler (Lancaster, R. F. D. No. 7). Trenton—E. P. Parker. Trinity Ridge—]. P. Coats (Laurens, R. F. D.). Union—Davis Jeffries. Varttville-Claude Melton. Viueland—O. S. Freeman (Easlcy, R. F. D.). Wagener—D. L. Ridenhour. Walhalla—H. W. Gasque. Walkcr-McElmoyle—E. R. Stegall (Liberty, R. F. D.

No. 2). Walterboro—Cyrus L. Shealy. Words— S. M. Patton. Waterloo—W. P. Culbertson. Waverlcy—J. O. Allen (Columbia). Westminster—W. C. Taylor. Whitmire—S. J. Wall. Williams—]. W. Campbell. Wiliiamston—R. L. Cox. Williston—T. Parker. Winnsboro—J. H. Thornwell, Jr. Woodford—C. II. Witt. Woodruff—R. B. Hicks.

^-i'emasscc—Miss M. M. Colcock (McPhersonville). Yorkville—J. H. Witherspoon.

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COLLEGE PRESIDENTS—WHITE-

Anderson College—John A. Chambliss. Chicors, Csllege—S. C. Byrd, Greenville. Charleston College—Harrison Randolph, Charleston. Clemson Agricultural College—W. M. Riggs, Clemsnn

College. Clifford Seminary—Mrs. B. G. Clifford, Union. ^__ Coker College—A. J. Hall, HartsviUe. College for Women—Miss Euphemia McClintock,

Columbia. Columbia College—W. W. Daniel, Columbia. Columbia Theological Seminary—Thornton Whaling,

Columbia. Confederate Home College-—Miss Harriet F. Rnnan,

Principal, Charleston. Converse College—R. P. Pell, Spartanburg. Erskine College—-James S. Moffatt, Due West. F.rskine Theological Seminary—F. Y. Pressly, Due

West. Furinan University—E. M. Poteat, Greenville. Greenville Female College—D. M. Ramsey, Greenville. Lander College—John O. Willson, Greenwood. Limestone College—L. D. Lodge, Gaffney. Lutheran Seminary—A. G. Voigt, Columbia. Medical College of South Carolina—Dr. Robert Wil­

son, Jr., Dean, Charleston. Memminger Normal School—D. M. O'Driscoll, Prin­

cipal, Charleston. Ncivbcrry College—J. H. Harms, Newberry. Orangeburg College—W. W. Rivers, Orangeburg. Presbyterian College of South Carolina—Davison

McDowell Douglass, Clinton. Summcrland College—S. P. Koon, Batesburg. The Citadel, The Military College of South Carolina —

O. J. Bond, Superintendent, Charleston. Thornwell College for Orphans—W. P. Jacobs,

ClintoN. University of South Carolina—S. C. Mitchell,

Columbia.

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Winthrop Normal and Industrial College—I). B. Johnson, Rock Hill.

IVofford College—II. N, Snyder, Spartanburg. Woman's College of Due West—R. L. Robinson, Due

West.

COLLEGE PRESIDENTS—NEGRO.

""Allen University—W. W. Beckett, Columbia. Avery Normal School—T. Newton Owen, Charleston. Benedict College—B, W. Valentine, Columbia. Claflin University—L. M. Dunton, Orangeburg. Colored N.t I.t A, and M. College of South Caro­

lina—R. S. Wilkinson, Orangeburg. Ferguson-Williams N. and P. College—E. W, Wil­

liams, Abbe\ille. Friendship College—M. P. Hall, Rock Hill. Harbison College—C. M. Young, Irmo. Schofield Seminary—Miss Martha Schofield, Aiken. Sterling Industrial Institute—D. M. Minus, Green­

ville. Uoorhees Institute—G. B. Miller, Denmark.

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