Fort Mill times. (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, December 21, 1922, Image 4
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jR NEWS ABOUT TOWN.
MIsb Martha Dyches is at homa tor
^the Christmas holidays from Anderson
college.
Tw0 Fort Mill citizens who are
confined *o their homes with influenza
are E S. Parks and S. A. Lee.
Mrs. P. B. Speed and her little son
. of Abbeville are guests in the home
of Mrs. Speed's parents, Dr. and Mrs.
A. L. Ott.
Charles B. Elliott,. Esq., of Columbia
was a guest one day last week
at the home of his brother, Dr. J. B.
Elliott, in Fort Mill.
Capt. and Mrs. E. W. Springs left
Monday afternoon for Sprinbtield,
(Mass., where they will spend the
Christmas holidays with relatives.
Miss E'ulow Mussey is spending the
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ter attending school at Mitchell college,
Statesville, N. C., during the
(all term.
Due to the continuous rains of the
last ten days and the consequent bad
condition of the public roads of this
. Boction, the Christmas trade of Fort
iMill merchants up to this morning
had not been as brisk as they had expected.
Miss Florence Boyd of Montevallo,
Ala., is expected to come to Fort Mill |
tomorrow afternoon to spend the
Christmas holidays with her mother,
Mrs. Mamie Boyd, and her sisters,Mrs.
S L. Meacham, Mrs. J. E. Jones and
Miss Julia Boyd.
Christmas day is not a holiday for
the carriers on R. F. D. routes and
the country patrons of the Fort Mill
postoflice will therefore have their
mail delivered to them as usual on
next Monday. At the postoflice in
(Fort Mill, however, Sunday hours
will be observed Christmas day.
Students of the Pineville high
school this week issued the first
number of a school paper which they
have been planning for some time.
"The Pine Burr" is the name selected
for the paper, which 1b a creditable
publication, in the opinion of a nuinbor
of Fort Mill citizens who have
seen it.
Forty or more pupils of the intermediate
department of St. John's
'Methodist Sunday school will give a
religious pageant, "Christmas Lights,"
at the church next Sunday evening
at 7:30 o'clock. The pageant will
ropresent events outlined in the Old
Testament from the creation to New
Testamont times and many Biblical
characters will be represented. '
The Rev. J.'A. White, who several
years ago was pastor of St. John's
Methodist church, Fort Mill, is a
candidate for chaplain of the State
house of representatives. Mr. White
is now pastor of the Methodist church
at College Place, Columbia suburh.
The duties of the chaplain are to open
each day with prayer the proceedings
Of the house. At the 1921-32 sessions
of the General Assembly, the Rev. R
L. Keaton, pastor of St. John's, was
chaplain of the house.
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'A Christmas entertainment for the
Fort Mill Baptist Sunday school will
be given In the church Monday aftertern
oom at 3:30 o'clock, at which a
special program, consisting of recitations
and songs, will feature the enttetainment.
The Sunday school also
will have a special program at its regular
exercises next Sunday morning
in celebration of the birth of 'Christ.
Power of Weekly Press.
Some people think the only influential
newspapers in the country ore
the big city dailies. The Democratic
National committee does not agree
with these people, and in a statement
folowing the recent election giveB
much of the credit for the party's
success to the weekly press.
"It may well be doubted,1' says the
committee's statement, "if any other
form of publication is so thoroughly
read and so well digested as the
weekly newspapers, and certainly no
other publications have more SiOr
ccrely at heart the welfare of their
respective communities. As a rule
their characteristics are a rugged
honesty, high courage, clear and plain
speaking, and, with few exceptions,
they accurately and fairly reflect
public sentiment within the radius of
cneir circulation. The future of
America will always be secure as
long as the country press remains
true to its record and its traditions."
If you haven't bought enough German
marks to laBt you through the
winter, they are very cheap now.
When a politician says he is on the
fence on the prohibition question, ho
means he is on the other side.
The new third party might, attract
mcro attention if it were not for tho
suspicion that its bank account is not
very large.
EIGHT FOOT SHOW CASE for
sale cheap to quick buyer; brand
new; in good condition. Apply to
"Show Case," care The Times.
THOMAS* GREAT CHRISTMAS
Sale on Dry Goods, Gent's Furnishings,
Shoes and Toys all this week.
Don't fail to attend the" b.g Shoe
J-'ale now going on at Massey's. 20
tc 60 per cent discount to CASH custom.
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CHARLESTON WAKEFIELD CAHL'AGE
PIxAXTS now ready for delivery.
Strong, healthy plajits. $1.50
thousand; 500 for 75c. A. II. Helms,
R. 1, Osceola, S. C. dI4
Santa Claus has arrived and as in
tHe past 50 years made headquarters
?? Massey's, where you will find
b? autiful gilts that last at lowest
pi ices.
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when he first looked at his newly
painted car. SINCE THEN we
have done many good jobs and
are hoping to do more. We use
the BEST and most enduring
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, applied
by Skilled Painters who are masters
of their craft, and return
your old car looking like a NEW
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Auto Painters. Body and Top Buildere
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We wish
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New year.
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Girls and Boys too numerous
for yourelf.
We hare a nice line of SHOES
Vy Hamilton.Brown Shoe Conij
Vompany. When In need of SH
think we can save yon money
We carry nearly everything yon
dlse Store. We solicit your tri
la our aim to meet all competltl
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for Santa Claus
j and attractive TOYS tr the |
to mention here. Come aid see
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