Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I PAINT NEWS FROM THE JUNCTION I.ockhart Junction, July 11.?There has heen a prood rain in this sectior today, which came in {rood time before the crops he.eran to suffer. The crop? are looking fine and the farmers will soon begin to lay by, then for a recreation period. Four young men are to go from thi? section this month in response to the call to the colors. They are R. D, Haney, T. N. Kelly, Bartow Kelly and lloyt Home. Three of these young men are living: in sight of each other This makes 12 that have heen chosen from this section to help make the world safe for democracy. From the adjoining1 community there are three young men from one family: E. B, Fowler, Albert Fowler and V. C. Fowler. Two of these are married and have to leave their wives. Many others that I know from the adjoining communities are too numerous to mention. We are now realizing that we are at war wTien we miss the young men who are leaving every week. T have a hoy who volunteered over a year ago. This war is no child's play and T think, as General Sherman, that it. is hell. Are we thinking about it as seriously as wc ought? Many sacrifices are being made to win this war and we are going to win, for I don't believe that God intends America, the greatest nation on earth, to lose her liberty and freedom. T met a traveling man the other day and he was displaying a piece of leather taken from a German shoe and as I wanted to get some information about it, I began to ask questions and told him I wrote for the papers. He told mc this leather was taken from a dead clino Utnf V?i? cr*n ho/1 killed. Tie said is son was to lucky fellow to tret the "ups" on him and shot a little quicker than the derman. I looked at this leather and I suppose it was a piece cut from the upper shoe and was good. T did not have time t' find out all T wanted to know as T had to tret off at the next station, hut he Kave me his traveling card and address and it is \f. C. Sullivan, C.Vinr lotte, N. C. Ilia aon wont from Alabama and is a membor of the Rainbow Division. Well, I hoard Andrew J. Bethoa of Columbia, who is out for governor, apeak at Jonesvillc yesterday. Ho an This is our bo "humping" fo AA Many people i subscribers, expect to pass Subscribe mt/\i wt rwr 1WW - II made a line talk and seemed to make a good impression. ? The childrens 'exercises held at the i Gault school house were well attended ; and everybody, hoy and girl, acted ; their part well and a good collection I was taken. I went to the Fourth celebration in Jonesville and Union and spent a few ; hours at each place. Before leaving . Jonesville I was invited to Uncle Noah Buice's for dinner, which 1 en| joyed very much indeed. I attended church at New Hope on Sunday and listened to our preacher in t charge, Rev. Blackmon, read the rules , of the church, and I do believe it was , about the best sermon I ever heard, , as he explained the rules so well. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Gault spent the week-end in Chester. I Messrs. R. M. White and son and W. N. Simrill came back with him in , his car. J T, /sf ?noi? A/In *?5* .54-.rwl in this section with Mr. White an son, Markham, last week. I heard a preacher making a talk sometime ago and said he wished that , nil autos w'ould join the church and pet religion. , Mr. Carol Jones of York County . was a visitor in the community on . Sunday, coming in his auto. Mr. T. M. Tweed went home with him. On the 4th at Jonesville there was a match game of ball played between the Red Men and the W. O. W.'s, which resulted in favor of the Red Men. This 13 na fide net circulation < r 2,000. Will you not j< o /I a JL car, u If you prefer to predicted that we would We have beat that in n ; the Two Thousand ma to The Daily Times, striving to build tOO BY C tie Union was very interesting, as some of these fellows had not played in several years ?almost a set of green players. Thomas Norman Kelly was married to Miss Pauline Lancaster on Sunday. They are both from this section. Mr. Kelly is a son of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. L. Kelly and Miss Lancaster is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Lancaster and are well known in this community. We wish them much happiness. I also learned today that Miss Matelon Bevis of Jonesville was married Sunday afternoon to Mr. Boyd. I wish them lifelong happiness. Well, you see they will marry, w'ar or no war, as they did in the days of Noah. The Gault school will open July 15th with Misses May Free and Marie Littlejohn as teachers. Moxy. JONESVILLE NEWS Jonesville, July 10.?This town was visited by a heavy wind storm this afternoon which blew down the new store building in the Wallace Mill vil lage. We had a Rood rain that "was badly needed. Mr. Claude Cunningham of Greenville, S. C., and Forest Spears spent Sunday with their families at West Springs. Miss Ruth Scott has returned from a week's visit to relatives in Spartanburg. Mr. Mortimer Sams, Jr., spent Sunday with his home folk. He says he likes camp life very w'ell. KEEP YOUR m St tm j BSSf / ~ / THE F.FDAllfY CORPORAT / ' UFFAIO, H.V f 1 1 ' : : ' ?! ???I I 2 1 of The Daily Union Tin >in our satisfied compan; >r 10c a \ i pay that way i never get a round the ine months. Before Oc rk. Help build the thin up your county. ICT. 1, 19 Hardwa Mrs. H. I. Ezell of Cross Anchor is spending sometime with her daughter, Mrs. Richard Littlejohn. Mr. Coger is off on a vacation. Mrs. Bigby of Williamston returned home today after spending sometime with her daughter, Mrs. Hob Tribble. Mr. and.Mrs. McLawson of Columbia are visiting at the home of Mr. J. W. Bates. They have been on a trip to Florida and stopped here on their return home. ? ? NEW HOPE LOCALS New Hope, July 10.?We have been having some real hot July weather, though a nice rain was appreciated Monday. All farmers are now getting up pretty well with their work, which will soon be laying-by time. A big picnic and fish stew was enjoyed by a good many from this community the 4th over at Grist bridge on the Forest. On Friday our community club enjoyed a fine picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fowler. We also had demonstrations by Miss Alsie Smith and Miss Oetzel, which was enjoyed very much, and the dinner surely was enjoyed by all. In the afternoon Mr. House, Mrs. Carbery and Mrs. Garner from Union came up. A very interesting talk by Mr. House was enjoyed We understand that these community days will be held in all communities, which is fine, I think. The W. S. S. society met Saturday XHOES NEAT ?' JHH ? t^. ....... . . .... . . * \ les. We are y of readers? Veek msand daily tober 1 st we 9 that is 18 < \ I I , F0 Co? ? ni^ht at the school house. Rev. Mr. Blackmon and Mr. Watt Scott of Jonesville was present and both made interesting talks. We all enjoyed their talks very much. On Saturday, July 13th, at the Bishop school house, there will be a moonlight picnic in honor of the four boys of our community that are called to the camp the 25th of this month. Everybody cordially invited to come and bring well-filled baskets. At the home of Mrs. J. W. Scott Sunday, the 14th. The missionary meeting will be held. All members are requested to come. Miss Dora Whitlock of Gaffney is visiting her brother, Mr. B. W. Whitlock this week. Mrs. Willie Palmer and children of Sulphur Springs are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Brown, this week. Vero. FOR RED CROSS BENEFIT The ladies of the Red Cross Chapter at West Springs will have an ice cream supper Friday evening at the. school building, for the benefit of the Red Cross. You are invited to come. Tu&Th Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic restores vitality and energy by purifying and enriching the blood. You can soon feel its Strengthening, Invigorating Effect. Price 60c. 'S 'S 'M. u! ^auoui anoX ^soaui? SOIJJB 01B lUSIJDSIB^ pUB UISUOSIJ^ W / s>c*tr<eg?D i/zr felBfX u<?u/o& W \ FOX BLACKS / BROWN OR ay I . , i , I ??% __MT \ ^ 1 Our Paints I Itand The Test, [ LOOK AT A CHILD'S TONGUE WHEN CROSS, FEVERISH AND SICK Take no chance! Move poisons from liver and bowels at once Mothers can rest easy after giving "California Syrup of Figs," because in a few hours all the cloggeJ-up waste, sour bile and fermenting food gently moves out of the bowels, and you have a well, playful child again. Children simply will not take the time from play to empty their bowels, and they become tightly packed, liver gets sluggish and stomach disordered. When cross feverish, restless, see if tongue is coated, then give this delicious "fruit laxative." Children love it, and it can not cause injury. No difference what ails your little one? if full of cold, or a sore throat, diarrhoea, stomach-ache; bad breath, remember a gentle "inside cleansing" should always be the first treatment given. Full directions for babies children of all ages and grown-ups are printed on each bottle. Beware of counterfeit fig syrups. Ask your druggist for a bottle of "California Svrun of Fica " 1/x^b carefully and see that it is made by the "California Fig Syrup Company." We make no smaller size. Hand back with contempt any other fig syrup. THE LEATHER e. PASTES VHfT?, TAN, OAW r-BLOOD SHOES.