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GARNERED WITH SCISSORS ten From Within anil Without ' the Chant;.' CONDENSED F01 QUICK BEADING rj> $Ome Iterrls of Fdftt, 8tmie of Comment and Alt HeljSTntf to Give an idee df What Our Neigh Were Are Sttyfrijj'. a'hd : Fort Mill Time#, r-eo. its ueuigc Potta, n$gj-o labgrfio had ope of hjs isgs broken & few days ago by a oaveln at a gravel pit tn which he was at work near thd county river bridge. He yag taken to a, hospital in Rock Hilt w^nre. the broken limb was setj The condition, of George Fish.general manager of the plants of the Foft Mill MaTn'ul^ctijHhg 4 company wfco has been ill fo'r severitl weeks continues to improve and his friends are hopeful that he will be able to leave tys home In a few -day* The Ttjjp Hah Guards, lpcfal military domof T&hicli Frederick Nlpis, Jr., is captain,1^ plana to begih (h'Ql'din& drills frequently v^ithin the next few days in anticipation of the drihu^l inspection qn j^farch 20 by the adjutant general'^ dej^rthicnt. ^lie company is rated as qq? ,of the best infantry organizations in the National Guard of the. state and is expected to^ pass a creditable ins'pecRon,^.^.. ..Two muies vyehe Wiled and a wagon demolished by Southern passengcjr trWri No. Jjl, #o"uthbqundV ,at Spratt street crossing Tn Fort Mill Monday morning about Jl:30 o'clock. , 'fr,e ' J ? r . ! The mules and wagon were the property of Brown Niven?f Gold Hill farme'h tfom smith, tenant on Air. Nivens' f *-f ;' ? 1 ? .n f ,1^*, if g . i * farm, waa the drlVer of the wagon and ' tV7} " f v* ?/ '"** ; t *7 *3- V X, he esc4|^<^ ^ritljout ln^urjr by jumping. *fhe wagon was^lo .ded with wood and forajl approaching th'$ track down the shai-p. decent frojn the west s'ide. Smith is aaid to have stated that he l$eaj*d the a^proaclfdiuj train, and^ that he tried In vain to stop the mules before they.got upon the ,lfack but the l^.^ ap he^yt^e poi hold bacR. thip. wagpn. . The crossing is ^Dqut^OG y4r<le ,.$uth" ?Qt'vthe passenger staUo^and. 1?. CQpyjdjei^'^ngerQus on' account, .of the building^ obstructing thei .view of t??e, .trac^ In ^pt)i. dlwtionp .and the sharp descent on' the west fiidk . j ' yRXMir. Jtri TT. T. .r . L^rvtMter News, Feb. 14: Rev. "Vy. t^^JBeMonoYef. ? ., hig^bljr. respected rf~nli.t mlnlatw ti'hn maiip his hOnie T--r.T? -v.7 in.La^capter county fqr mafiy yeqrs. $ied, atjtbe. bon?e <jf, bis daughter, ^i-s., " C. B. Jjimltb, in tba Beulah section of kerahaw, county.,Friday /norniog,.... in ibe local oourt Friday atfernoon Cbcstej- basketball tearr defeated the Lancaster girls by. a. score pf 13 to 5. it was an Interesting. game, c)eanly played and hotly_ contested. On the same afternoon Rock Hill Training school :gwis defeated the Great Falls team at Rock Hilt by a score' of 24 to most enjoyable affair of the week vaa an old-fashioned quilting party given at the home of Mrs. Lester Rqbinson on tost Friday afternoon by tbe piombers of the U. D. C. > The ^u}Jt vjas put up by Meadamos RobfnaQir, McCardell and Poag and everything was in readiness when the quilters arrived. Under ouch skillful workers the quilt was sooh finished,and it Was-theft tha't the h'orteSs served delicious refreshments. The qdilt will- be sent By the chapter to the Old Soldiers' Hbtfte in Columbia!.?!.,.. 'j Representative W. P. Robin rob' was detained at hofnq ye'sferday and tokiiay diving'td the illness of fiis son; Ohiarlep Iteely; Who h&s tonftiHtis. Mrs. John R. Poag. sister of Mrs. Robiiison', crtme over today to with the young man. ; ; , PoK: 13- Wntrt 100 m-p-~ > ? - ---- --r to.k&e could not get in the FlrBt Baptist church ftst .night to hear Dr. Robt. G, Lee speak on."Kissing" in the Second of hia Sunday evening aeries of Bfipipons during' February, and itoueh; And at the request of some of these Persons Dr. Dee has agreed to repeat t&is sernjon dlrring .the series of tent mooting* that he will conduct, heginOVV? Sunday. April 2n<L...l At the anpual meeting here Thursday of the stockholders! of the Baldwin Cotton hjlills a 4 cent semi-annual dividend on corrtmon stock and a 3 1-2 per cent, seanl-annnal dividend on preferred , stoCk, on a capitalization of $58?,Q60.00 was declared. Alexander Lopg. of Rock Hill, was re-elected president and treasurer for the ensuipg year and E. R. Lucas, of this city, secretary and assistant treasurer. .T.-...lfr. Alex A. Ovens, of Chester, R. V* 1 cove enmo fnllfo uth HicnftSPfl to take that story of L. M. iVoo'tetfs about the finding: of a boll Weevil perched on a rock in the public road taking a sun bath two or three days after the recent freeze as a bit fanciful; but In proof of Mr. Wooten's story Mr. Owens has sent up a weevil that he caught a clay or two since irt his lojt, which gives no signs of being at all affected by the weather and is clawJng about in the bottle right how as if anxious to get out and get after the cotton Mr. James W. .Wsiij died yesterday morning at two o'clock at' his home in the Halsellvllle community and was buried yesterday afternoon at Beaver Creek Baptist church graveyard, after funeral services by Rev. E. D. Weils. A number of neighbors were present to pay theii4. hist tribute'of respect to thl? good man.. ....Mrs. ft. A. Jfarvin and Miss Shrah Carter left this morning for White Hall in Colleton county, where they will Join Dr. Marvin and Mr. Bayard Marvin, and from which point they will leave in a few days for Florida. and thence for California and various other parts of the country. The trip will be made in an autcmobile which has been fitted up with all of the comforts of a home The Ches- j fter High School basketball team defeatedj T*bqrnwelit Orglyanage, 26 tp, 25, in a fast and exciting game at Hardin's HalJ Friday evening. On Thursday afternoon Chester w?)3 defeated at Clinton by the Clinton High School by a one-point margin. Chester was fn the lead until the game was in its final stages when the Clinton lads put on steam and made thp points necessary to win.v........The ^'ire Department was called out ^Thursday evening about ten o'clock to .extinguish a fire in one C A 1SI Railwav "Co's DHS- I v.* , "V. w: T. ? r -r..-..r senger coaches, The car sustained, damage amounting to several hundred j dollars. "?he department was called out Saturday . afternoon when Mr. r Joseph Lindsay's barn caught on Are. The ^re had made considerable headway .when discovered, and the build* ing was a complete Joss. The dejpartirient was caHed out agaLp this morn.ing when a tenant house near the Seaboard Railway, belonging to Mr. il. H. .Wachtel, caught Are. -u.' :... a:. >. - .. . Gaatonia Gazette, Feb. 14: Planting ,of park space between sidewalk andstreet curbing With grass, more roses ;and' shrubbery and a general cleaning up, are among the Arst recommenda-Mods resulting from the creation df a Civic BeautlAcation Comihittee as a sub-committee of the Department, ot Civic Affairs of the Gastonia Chamber of Commerce. The Arst meeting of the committee was held, Monday aftbfnoon vyitji Chairman H. E. White presiding. The committee at the outset realizes' that it has a man-sized Job as there are pracucauy. up umno iu ?uu^ ?.u, be <Jone..,.,..??.Mr8. Elizabeth Clemmer 'Quinn died at the.home of .her daughter* Mrs. Jtf. E. Rhyne, in Dai las, Saturday morning: at, 8 o'clock, qfter a fingering: illness, She was the daugh^ tpr o{ Mr^and.Mrs. L. L.. Clemmer And was 5^ .years, five months ajad six day* qld. She vas first married to Jolin Frank. Diapn and. to this pniop were born twp dayghters, Mrp. Ma-bel Dixon Rhyne and Miss Carrie Maude- Dixon. Her second marriage was to ,T. Dnban .Quinn tyho died two xearplater. Mrs. Quinn was a devoted member of the First Presbyterian church) of Gastonia. Slje leaves to mourn her death hter agad parents, .two daughters, and one si?terA Mrs. Rose Pasour. She also leaves several .step-children.. ? The campaign for Near Eas^ Relief funds lO jGastonia wap pushed to a whirlwind finish Monday afternoon when the city's .qyota of. 14,020 was oversubscribed. There was turned into campaign headquarters at the Chamber, of Commerce late Monday, afternoon the sum of $4, 505. It. was stated then than practically 8500 additional was in sightv The quota for the county tyas practically $8,000', thy 8unj required to support 1^3 orphans for one year. Of this amouAt ,the city of Gastonia assumed half, or 54,020 Rev. J. B. Hood, pastor of Pisgah Associate Reformed Presby.terlan church, and Mrs.' Hood left this morning for Hamlet In response to a toia'crrftrn announcing' the serious illness !of their son, Mr. J.^M. Mood, Jr. Young Mr. Mood, who travel*.for the Inter-, national Harvester Company out of .Charlotte, was taken suddenly 111 Monday, night with an attack of appendicitis and was taken to a Hamlet hospital, where he underwent an operation at. a late hour last) ril?ht...? His 'friends will regret, to learn that Mr. William H. Patrick, assistant cashier of The Third National Bank, is ill . rr, .from pneumonia. Ke Lb at the Gaston Sanitorlum. Reports fropi his bedside today are to the effect that he is getting along nicely. Cleveland Star, (Shelby), Feb. 14: iBoil weevils winter In the roots of cockleburs, says Mr. Jake Anthony who \yas in town yesterday. He was out in No. 4 township the other day and some Georgih farmers who moved .to Jthis county told hiih fhat the weevils found winter qujarters in the roots of this plant. An investigation was made and sure enough several weevils were foqnd. It is suggested that the weevils < can be destroyed by pulling up the I cockleburs and burning them Mr. R. L. Armour who has been the popular manager of Gilmer's store has resigned, to become head, manager of the Henrietta and Caroleen stores at the big mills in Rutherford county, succeeding Mr. Pink Rollins who resigned some weeks ago to move to Hendersonville to enter business for himself. Mr. Armour will leave in ten days or two weeks, or as soon as his successor is appointed for his place Mr. ?$. Ray Shuford who came back recently from ilastern Caroliiia brought with him a gray fox which he and some friends turned loose for a chase some weeks ago between Earl and Grover. They did not catch the fox, but der clare that the Waco Hunting club caught it last week several miles north of Shelby. The fox has been identified because of a leather coilar and an aluminum tag w;fth the name of Arey Brothers, agents for Chevrolet cars Solon Webb, of near Lattimore, was instantly killed and Charles Williamson was seriously injured yesterday afternoon a few minutes before 2 o'clock ! when a Dodge car, owned by Mr. Wll- f lianftson, but driven by Mr. Webb turn- j ed over on a curve on the Mooresboro road near Peter Grigg'3 residence. The accident occurred wfieh Mr. Webb, swerving to pass a wagon, appeared to lose control of the machine, which skidded, the right front wheel buckling j and the car turning over twice. Mr. | Webb was caught under the machine,' his neck broken, tlie left side of hjs head crushed, his left leg broken and his right leg dislocated. Mr. Williamson suffered internal injuries but his condition is not thought to be dangerous. The car was almost completely demolished. About a quart of corn whisky was found on the ground near the car ... Saturday, February 11th, 1922 was a red letter day for No. 6 township. It marked a high tide In the fine sentiment of a great and generous people who rallied so splen . "" ~i??? -? 7 didly to the support of a magnificent humanitarian irisUthtion?4 public hospital. It l'S marvelous how united and enthusiastic the people were^ and what a large majority was given for flie hospital, ^"or Instance, th'erfe' were isoz peraana" registered rof the erection in No. 8 township, and of this 1252 voted in favor of the hospital, while only 278voted ^gainst it, and this left ont? _274 who filled to yotj!.^ A large number of those who failed to vote at| all were in favor of the hospital, but .some of them were away arid' others were prevented from voting from one cause or another. The total vote for the bpapital was 1252, and the votej against it and those who didn't vote at all which would be counted against it, | tualfb a, .total of 550, and deducting this tropa 125?v .teflvep a net r majority for. the hospital of 702 The plans for ! J . . |% . .. an American Legion club in Shelby which haye been discussed for over a ,y^ar materialized, last week when members of the TVarren Ifoyle post Refused" tye room tinder the dining room of the Central hotel. . This room Is located at the rear. of. the First. National bank and was Anally chosen by the committee .lri .'charge of arrangements 'on account o^.fts central loaction. The entire expanse for the cliib will be bofne^By. members of the legion rilth<5u?h' members of the post are at 'Drteserft considering the matter of hon ' Orafy memberships to allow men other thah tho'de Who served during the war to becOrtlQ rtie'mbers of the club. RISKS LIFE FOR OOG Woman Rdsiies Into Burning Building ' to Save Canine. . Lydia Harris, a' maid employed in "the home of. C. D. Liverrhorp, lawyer, risked her life to pave a dog which recently had protected her from attacks, says'a Silver Creek, N. Y., dispatch. The Llverfnbfe house caught fife, the fanally ahd the maid escaped in night Clothes, After they had arrived at a neighbor's house, tyOss Harris thought about the dbg and rushed back to the burmp'g building to bring the animal out' in safety. A few mcjfitJis.ago two men tripd to ki'drikp MisS" Harris wKfle she was on her way home Jate at nightf but the dog; She saved drove thdgi ajvay. , 11 '> ' il ?' I 'll'i* ? " ' ' ' ^ Sank V :i! YOtJ WILL FIND ii connection with this ; strive' to render a service ways pleased to acc< ever we can cod [ Those, Vfho Bank With I Five Per Cent interest P Months o: THE PLANTERS BA( " W. L. Hli.il, ' ViWi?-.iMili . -I r fn^ U'l if Il'fit ? ; " tJTTV. For 1 Ye :: % J |> THIS RASK HAS ;; keep the Best itite 1 york county '!; Field of Endeavor p > : ' _ | WE ARE ALWAYS I i [ to Render a r j I ers of tills Coitntv i II glad to lend our S'e u I try and enterprise, ij JOIN THE MANY HtTN'I)REI>S OF ! that this Bank has age of a Banking 5 It Valuable. BANK OF / the old M. L. SMITH, P.re#id?Jit 1 JAS. A. PAGE,.Cashier , i < Miss SALLIE SIFFQRD, Asst. Csi | Safety Satisfj I LIG I mi your uasu resources i the stubs on your check b< ny how much cash there is bookkeeping or loss of tii opening a Bank Account other benefits. We shall to you in person if you wi The First N !t ' CLOVER,. Under United States G< i 6lLLY SUNDAY MEETING (Continued From Page One.) paying up.old debts making1 other wrong* right since Mr. Sunday came to town. As one Spartanburg man expressed it to this correspondent the other dayi "The very ntr seems lighter since Billv Sunday cahnie to town. j Church attendance' In Spartririburg has j picked up wonderfully since tho Sun- i 1 day meeting? began. 8unday school ! attendance has increased. Mr: Sunday j is a great believer In tfie Sunday school and he thinks that parents ' shbiild not only send their children to , ! School but that they should go with | thtm; H(e hardly ever preached a ker- , j lrton but what he has Something to j sa'y about the Sunday school." The big tabernacle on Magnolia | street near tho court house and the I Southern depot will be torn down soon i ( after the close of the meeting. Tho money derived from the salvage of the r tabernacle will bd used Iif the promoItid'n of religious work. It cost about $IO;O'd0 tto build and the salvagp, It is estimated, will amoufit to several . :l sand dollars. Spartanburg, notod for years as a contei1 of religious intefest and activity in South Carolina, ridver entertained anything like the Billy Sunday meeting before. His preaching has been [-entirely different from most of the ( preachers of renown Who have been here from time to time. But they like ( it and Spartanburg citizens and every- ' body who has heard- him are agreed 1 that the city has had tho greatest revival in its history. Investigation do-> velops that the' dally sessions of police court have been mighty. light since 1 -Billy Sunday hit towri,' A drunk man FORT MILL SUBSCRIBERS. J HA"VTE returned for 1921$ all sub* scrlhere who were on my club for 1921 < in many case* without asking and their pa'pers are now running at mK ejcpense.. If there arc any .Who do rot desire the paper, I will-thank them to notify me at once. Also ,1 will pe pleased to have the subscription pric3, >$2.25 right away, as I must settle with the publisher on, or. before February 18. Respectfully, . , W. #. CROOK. Fbrt Mill hfo. l, Janfyfty 81";, ^ . Vith Us advantageous to form a j['| growing Bank. We j ( that satisfies, and ate al>mniodate you whenisistently do so'. <1 t US Will T?1 You So.' | [ aid 6n ^0T^ey Left Three ! r Longer. IK SHARON, S. C. fj J. D.'.HAMBRIGHT, Ct.Hiar j : ' : * 'm.: j Many j ^ f?, I ars i j ; endeavored to rests of clover and ,;i f in the Front Lines of its V; : I < > jLAD eal Service to the Farm- \! and in fact we are always < rvice to any Legal Tndils- < \ . < > < > <; < > <; SATISFIED Customers j!' and thus obtain adva'nt>emce that is Really <j - < > < i CLOVER | RELIABLE i! . S. A.-$IFFb?D, Vice President <> L. McELWEE, Asst. Cashier ;, ihier JNO. R. HART,.Attorney ? iction ? Service | _ . .. '<o < > HT . r. n .f. < s aI\Va^s to be had from ;; 30k. You know to a pen. ill rt^Konlr \t?l + linnf $i ) 111 lllL k/CUIIV 1U1UUV ^ J lie. ( That Alone is \v6rth J|j . But there are many J|i be glad to explain them \\\ 11 calf on us. <!| < >! ational Bank i: - - S. C. I ivernment Supervision. <: \ I is a rarity and games of chance are few. In fact, there has been mighty little for Spartanburg cops to do durnjj th'C past flvc weeks except direct :raffic. Spartanburg people couldn't have done a better thing than bring Billy Sunday to town. WTBW To Pay as You Go?If Yon ml , i>! ?* * i '.' -r-v t * 4 . f* 1. uan c ray uoti u tto. SLOW DOWN on Spending will speed up your SAVINGS. Your 3AVfNGS ACCOUNT will be welcomed at THIS DANK. WE PAY. 5 PER CENT INTEREST ON TIME 6?P0S'ITS. fh$ measure of Our Success is the Assistance V/e give Others to Success. Only National Bank In Western York FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SHARON, S. C. WHERE THE ^AftVlER IS ALWAYS WELCOME i H. SAYE, J. S. HARTNESS, Presidont. Cashier ; 17/ ' ', j 1 r* i. v SAVE MONEY { .<-. ? c' fr . ; ? ., Now is tho time when we must save ill cart. Save moWoy by trading with us. Evcrytime you get a Prericription fill ed at our Store you save, money. Check up on your old Medicine Accounts to see for' yourself. We arc trying to build up our Business by givihg- / I I THE BEST QUALITY of Goods obtainable at a Legitimate Price. Cive us a Chance to Show you thai we can save you money, Mackorelf Drug Co. NgArt THE doURTtfOUSE. r,WE PAY YOU 10 SAVE"''There Is a Feeling "OF COMFORT in the knowledgt that no matter what the future has ir itore for you or your family, you" an assured against want by a Bank Account. You un enjoy thia feeling b) starting a Bank Account with ua ant adding .small amounts to it at youi sdnvoTrtbtitfe." RAW op hickory DiUIA GROVE HICKORY GROVE. 3. C. tiifltfimmtfntvitiriiiHiiiifttiniiimiiiiiii ! CATHOLIC BOOKS I I a : ? <:' ' -r E ? SENT FREE ON APPLICATION. S | GET YOUR INFORMATION | FIRST HAND. | QUESTIONS ANSWERED BY = | MAtL. x | a h | WRITE TO f REV. VI A. TOBXN Saint Anne's- Church ROCK HILL, S. C. Pinmniiiniininiihimiminniiiiniiiiif 1 ' ??? "The Bank "With the ( ;i A Sick Man j i | Said: t ' i 1 ? X I "1 WOULDN'T WORRY SO MUCK NOW, . | | DOCTOR, IP I HAD ONLY SAVED MORE $ I? ' <9 ' jM i? MONEY FOR A TIME LIKE THIS." t ! I 1 * If often takes a touch of adversity to really x <v 4 y \X open a mail's eyes. The only trouble with that is ? I1' * * * X it mrfy then be too late. The time to Save is NOW. X A A ? Old ago, sickness, death?these things are as cer- y , $ tain as Youth; Health and Strength, and in every X | ease i HANK ACCOtljff comes in handy. f |: START A SAVINGS ACtWff TODAY j \ ? And add to'it systematically each Week or Month. ;; ; | We Pay 4 Per Cent Compounded Quarterly. ;; if PEOPLES BARK AND TRUST COMPANY I '.li C. L. COBB, President J. M. '8TROUP, Vice President <? iS J. H. B. JENKIN8, Jr. J. t. CrtAWFOF\Of, ? r X Active Vice President . Vie# Prjifdcnt X f C. W. McGEE, Cashier WM. 8. MOOftE, Awt. Caahfar % I SAFETY FIRST-SERVICE AND PROGRESS f 1 ALWAYS | ! BEAUFORT COUNTY ] I Truck farms have paid larger dividends than any agricultural J lands in the South for the Past Ten Years. V This industry will continue to grow and prosper for the next I generation as in the past. " * The Lake Realty Company Is Ihortrjgnly familiar with soils" arid conditions fn Beaufort and we "shall 6c glad to fui*n!sh you with statistics and general in- w formation on request. 4 [LAKE REALTY COMPANY 1 Beaufort, S. C. 1 FARMS, HOMES, TIMBER LANDS, HUNTING ^RESERVES. ? ?'':; ' -' ~"! " ' " ? iui?aca!nHMMaM?MBi BKaamvpaatfiMsan^anMMMaaaaHMBiaai fH POCKET HONEY A Manufacturer recently took a census of 400 employes to see how much money each had with him. The Average Was $28.00 'fl '^h'?' PraCt,c6 ?f carrylnff larS0 sums I !& ,*? of fnoney Is an economic crime. It lyyg^j jS? tends to Increase the cost of living. It r ?? checks the development of the Nation's . it ^Hl;: resources. It reduced the Bank's abli? jgj ity to furnish credit and therefore cur^ tails the total volume of business done. ^3811 9 Serve your country and ben| $ efit yourself by placing your .v^l fS Surplus Funds in the Bank. $- | K, ' $ ii fern $c - HfH ? S @#antnp Sank VORK, S. C. ' OFFICERS: B. N. MOORE, President J. S. BRICE, Vice President T. M. FERGUSON, Cashier M. E. McCORKLE, A*st. Cashier f . ' ..? ? . ; Chimes Clock." . ?'#4' - > * v * - '!1