State Board of Education Meets.

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Carolina, Winthrop and Clemson Awards Made Public Yesterday.

Awards of 216 state scholarships in three institutions- University of South Carolina, Winthrop and Clemson colleges – were announced yesterday by the state board of education, which also said that the awards for the Citadel would be announced probably within the next ten days.

The board met in the offices of Governor John G. Richards, who returned for the day from Liberty Hill to attend the session, and after hearing and appeal by a trustee of the New Bethel school district in Lancaster County the matter of the scholarship awards was taken up.

The university awards are 29 holdover scholarships, 11 new ones and three one year at-large appointments. As complete information was not available from Aiken, Charleston and Marion counties, no awards for them were announced but will be within the near future.

At Winthrop, there are 83 holdover awards, 40 new ones and one from the state at large.

For Clemson there are 48 new scholarships, 11 appointments from the state at large and 30 holdovers.

The complete list of scholarship awards is given below.

In the matter of the appeal the state board, after hearing the case presented by both sides, asked for the resignation of the entire board as now composed for New Bethel and requested the county board of Lancaster county to immediately appoint a new board fro the school. The case involved one trustee who had been asked to resign by the county board and had appealed to the state board that he be allowed to keep his office.

Winthrop College.

The hold-over scholarships for Winthrop are: Abbeville, Alma Wilson and Grace Pruitt; Aiken, Laura Fair and Winifred Gantt; Anderson, Emily J. Tribble, Glady Knight, Augusta C. Simpson and Mamie Rothrock; Bamberg, Mary Allison Ray; Barnwell, Helen Gladys Thompson and Lillie Mae Thomas; Charleston, Mattie Meggett, Elizabeth (Betty) Clotworthy, Adella Hills, Julia Seabrook and Sara M. Pope; Cherokee, Mary A. Wilburn; Chester, Melda Von Hollen and Mary Gill Key; Chesterfield, Murriel C Mangum and Alma Hudson; Claredon, Margaret Sassard, Bessie Mood and Kate Converse Cantey; Colleton, Georgia Gatch; Darlington, Virginia Coker, Elizabeth Coker and Harriette Lyles; Dillon, Frances Ayers; Dorchester, Jospehine Wright; Edgefield, Marion Turner and Emily F. Talbert; Fairfield, Hannah Leitner and Margaret Dunlap; Florence, Marjorie Ward, Mary King, Genie Holmes White and Juanita Hatfield; Georgetown, Louise Brourton; Greenville, Evelyn White, Corrie Lee Sanders, Rose Ellis, Cora Clinkscales, Dorothy McSwain and Jennie Knight; Horry, Annette Epps: Jasper, Lillie Mae Jones: Kershaw, Lillian Gray; Lancaster, Grace Rollins and Cooper Davis; Laurens, Blanche Crisp; Lexington, Addie Louise Roberts, Mary Sue Trotter and Margaret Shealy; McCormick, Mary Martin; Marion, Lois Godbold; Marlboro, Leta McIntyre and Lucy Bennett; Newberry, Eoline Werts: Orangeburg, Louise Barton, Julian Zeigler, Julia Hydrick, Vivian Joyner, Sallie Leontine Berry; Pickens, Vivian C. Price and Margaret Whittle; Richland, Blanche Montgomery, Alberta Hinnant, Burgess Langston, Harriett Fraser Pearce and Sue Wayne; Spartanburg, Frances Greer, Dorothy Wingo, Mary K. Johnson, Catherine Setzler and Cecile Chapman; Sumter, Kathleen Costin and Florence Eldridge: Williamsburg, Lila Elizabeth Evans and Moultrie McIntosh; York, Mary Ethel Owen, Margaret Blair and Elva Johnson.

The new appointees for Winthrop named yesterday for the first time were: Aiken, Virginia Nelson Bolton; Allendale, Adeline Kearse; Anderson, Lottie Estes Campbell and Lucile Acker; Beaufort, Herta Katherine Marle; Berkeley, Amelia A. Woodward and Vivian Cannon; Calhoun, Blanche Keels; Charleston, Mary B. King, Harriet O. Barnwell and Beulah Lee Knight; Cherokee, Louise Belue: Colleton, Janie Lucile Buckner; Dillon, Annie Elizabeth Bransford; Georgetown, Mary Gandy; Greenwood, Jessie Bonner Lipscomb, Marjorie Putnam and Frances Sloan Bradford: Hampton, Annie Miley: Horry, Clarabel Graham: Kershaw, Williene Estredge: Laurens, Eloise Gladys Young and Lillian Bolt Kitchens; Lee, Mabel Virigina Mooneyhan and Pearle D. Mooneyhan (not sisters): Marion, Bertha Lyle Mace: Newberry, vera E. Pitts and Dorothy Miller; Oconee, Eloise Burley and Guy Nell Whitfield; Richland, Christine Fuller; Saluda, Ruby Mae Hipp and Doris Crouch; Spartanburg, Martha Tanner and Edith L. Lee; sumter, Mozelle Joye; Union, Mannie Lee Edwards and Frances R. Gibbs; Williamsburg,Myrtis McIntosh: York, Hazel Roberts.

The one state at large appointment was Miss Jennie Byrd of Mullins in Marion County, the scholarship being assigned to Beaufort county.

University Scholarships.

The hold-over scholarships of the Univeristy of South Carolina were:

Allendale, George Horace Cone of Sycamore; Anderson, Thomas Barney Smith of Anderson; Bamberg, Barbara E. Kinsey of Bamberg; Barnwell, Marion F. Miller of Barnwell: Calhoun, Julian I. Riley, Jr., of St. Matthews: Cherokee, Samuel L. Boudreaux of Gaffney; Chester, Lewis WIlliam West, Jr., of CHester; Chesterfield, G. C. Knight, Jr. of Pageland: Clarednon, Frank E. DuBose, Jr., of Sardinia: Dillon, James Albert Porter of Dillon; Dorechester, William Peden Wamer of St. George: Edgefield, Paul Wright, Jr., of Johnston: Greenville, Hubert Taylor of Greer; Hampton, H. McKinnon Floyd of Brunson; Horry, W. Ralph Lewis of Aynor: Kershaw, James Riley Gettys of Longtown; Lancaster, Sam J. Faile of LancasterL Laurens, J. Robert Anderson of Waterloo; Lee, J. Coit Wilson of St. Charles; Lexington, H. Odelle Harmon of Lexington; McCormick, G. Gray Abercrombie of McCormick; Marlboro, Thomas F. Dudley of Bennettsville; Oconee, Bruce R. Davis of Walhalla: Pickens, James Roy Prince of Easley; Saluda, J. Bertram Whittle of Ward: Sumter, Marius L. Cooper of Sumter: Union, James Cartis Brock of Union; Williamsburg, Douglas J. Kinder of Kingstree; York, J. J. Brown, Jr., of Rock Hill.

The new appointments made yesterday for Carolina were:

Berkeley, Packer H Ballentine of St. Stephens: Calleton, Dennis R. Hudson of Walterboro: Darlington, Robert D Coggeshall of Orangestreet, Darlington; Fairfield, Carrie Wray Tidwell of Ridgeway: Florence, Richard Allen Robins of 421 S. Arby street, Florence: Georgetown, Leland O Wilson of R. F. D. 2, Andrews; Greenwood, George Cowan Dean of 1059 Phoenix street, Greenwood; Jasper, Charles Boyd Polk of Ridgeland; Newberry, Bennett Concil Bedenbaugh of Prosperity: Richland Ralph Dennis Derrick of R. F. D. 4, Columbia; Spartanburg, Rowland Herbert Bishop, Jr. of Inman.

Three one year at-large appointments were:

Claude Bivings Martin of Darlington, given the Abbeville vacancy; Lewis Holland Wallace of Kingstree, given the Beaufort county vacancy; and Bruce V. Gressett of Reevesville, given the Orangeburg vacancy.

Clemson College.

The new scholarship appointments for Clemson college are as follows:

Aiken county, Joseph Elijah Webb, Jr., of White Pond; Allendale County, George Warren Chavons of Allendale; Anderson County, Harold Felton Cannon, Honea Path, Wayne Hiott of Easley and Wyatt Elmer Belcher of Iva; Bamberg county, John Cucius Hoffman of Bamberg and Herbert Walker Fogle of Denmark (at large); Barnwell county, J. W. Sanders, Jr., of Ulmers; Beaufort county, Angus Dunean Fordham of Beaufort; Berkeley County, Dick Mathew Taylor of Bonneaul; Calhoun county, Fletcher Oliver senn of Swansea; Charleston county, Edward Henry Townsend and James Swinton Townsend, both of Martins Points; Chester county, Dan Pat Davis of Chester: Clarendon county, David Spinx Blackwell of Manning: Dillon county, Marshall Lemmie Hall of Dillon; Dorchester county, Eddie Tilman Walter of St. George: Fairfield county, Olin Crowder Shedd of Strother and David Gilliam Jeter of Wallaceville; Florence county, Arthur Edward Jackson and Emil Ryan Kelly, both of Florence; Georgetown county, Thomas James Clyde, Lorry McCutcheon Sawyer and George Edward Clerc, all of Georgetown; Greenville county, F. D. Martin of Simpsonville, Lucius Delk of Greenville (at large), and James I. Bramlett of Taylors; Greenwood county, James Baron McNich of Ware Shoals, Fred Derward Cochran of Donalds and William Wallace Firdy of Greenwood; Horry county, Paul Moore Booth of Aynor; Kershaw county, Edward Reeves Maddox of Blaney; Lancaster county, John Edwin Nisbet of Van Wyck: Laurens County, Gray Rapley Curry of Gray Court (at large); Lexington county, Dan Eli Corley, Lexington: McCormick county, Luther White Drennand and John Wallace Talbert, both of McCormick (both at large); Marlboro county, Carl Hamer miller of Tatum; Newberry County, Roy A. Jones, John Howard Dena and Thomas Clark Chalmers, Jr., all of Newberry, and Von Anderson Long of Prosperity (Chalmers and Long at large); Oconee County, Samuel Bruce Rochester of Salem and Jesse Sloan Dickson of Westminster(at large); Pickens county, Wyne G. Entrekin of Central and George Weldon Davis of Dacusville (both at large); Richland county, Joel Adams Weston of Gadsen and Bruce Dayvault Cloaninger of Lykesland; Saluda county, Roger Hughes Crouch of Saluda; Spartanburg county, Mendel Hoke Smith of Cowpens, Thomas Gerald Willis of Clifton, Robert Holmes Hughes and John Goudelock Parrott, both of Spartanburg; Williamsburg county, James Davis Baker of Salters, James Edgar Baker and Dewey McBride Cox, both of Cades; York county, William Glenn Neely of Ogden, Robert Monroe Oates of Tirzah and James Thomas Martin of York (at large).

the following appointments at-large remain as holdovers:

Abbeville county, E. C. Murdoch; Anderson County, C. R. Barton and W. S. Drake: Bamberg county, W. J. Barfield; Edgefield county, O. D. Padgett and E. L. Watson; Florence county, J. H. Askins and J. M. Eaddy; Greenville county, G. W. Barnett, J. E. Childers and R. A. Taylor: Greenwood county, G. G. Durst, W. R. Ridlehuber, E. L. Stalnaker and N. E. Watson: Hampton county, W. C. Barnes, Orangeburg county, E. M. Livingston: Pickens county, A. W. Crawford and W. F. Moore: Saluda County, A. T. Goff, Covington, McMilan, L. W. Pitts and G. H Wise: Spartanburg county, H. S. Barber: Sumter county, J. E. Turner: Union county, B. H. Crawford, Jr.; York County, F. A. Burns, H. J Dowdle, E. E. Leslie and J. L. Patterson.