Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

HE CIRCUS PARADE. e are to lead the parade." said members of the band, "and we will play fine mu sic to itake ev eryone feel happy. *They will be so glad that they are at the circus d a'nd will say, "'There is noth Ing like the circus after all.'" "And then we are- will come along," said the snake charmer and the fat lady, "and ev eryone will !ay how queer we are. We like thax." "And they will Amuse." wonder how I can swallow the d the lady sword swallower. we will come," Vaid the cam we will have fine looking our backs and humps. e Bactrian capels ~ff -any nt to know and there are -*ho want to know ill come," said the ele eautJfully dressed ladies us" ride upon us too," said march in the parade," I "aud as we go about ill make funny jokes. people and make them ear we had some visi- t There was a great tall dnade - pittes 'and a man who made pictures It they drew funny pictures, knew that visiting us would a to make still- funnier pic' V or we are so funny." but we will bark and shout, t 'Bow-wow,' ".the dogs said. "And f will wear fine ribbons on our col- I and look very much dressed-up." a e will march too," said the horses. o after th e will run races,.and with a ig. rope will see if he us all at one fling. to be very wild. That circus exitlng, but we at all. We're gentle .but It is our PLAN FOR IDEAL COMMUNITY Citizens of New Jersey Township Have Comprehensive Plan In Forming Their Association. Cummunity centers throughout the country may be interested in the doc umen.t drawn up by the citizens of Plainsboro township.. New Jersey, when they incorporated their com munity. "We. the residents of Plainsboro township, New Jersey. declare our purpose to accept all the duties of American citizenship. "We are forming an association to secure all the benefits of community life and affirm the right of our com unity to each one's best effort. "We support all individual rights just so far as their use does not harm )ur fellows. "We agree that the public good is ;uperior to any private gain obtained it the exnev of community welfare. "We recogn _. and acknowledge the pacious influence of practical Chris. lanity in .community life. "We ask that our homes be guarded >y right social conditions throughout ur community. "We declare it to be the duty of the !ommunity to provide good schools, ne,ne, for community recreation,- safe, anitary conditions, lmproved high rays and encouragement to thrift and ome ownership. "We propose to make the neatness ad attractiveness of our homes and arms assets of distinct .alue to the owaship. "We agree to do our share in the reation of public sentiment in sup ort of all measures in the pulbic in erest. "We agree to put aside all partisan nd sectarian relations when dealing 71th community matters. "We state our conviction that the est rewards from this organized ef Drt lie before each one in a deepened :terest in others and in an increased bility to co-operate the one with the ther for the good of all." IEFLECT LURE OF THE CITY mpty Houses, Seen on So Many Coun try Highways, Example of Unfor tunate Trend of Times. The. housig question is scarcely,.if y, less important than it wasa,Der In mo nd the be im ver; DISCHARGE. Is hereby given tlaL W. executor of the estate of ith, has this day made ap plication unto me for a final discharge as such executor; and that the 7th day of April, 1921, at 5 o'clock p. in., at my office, has been appointed for the hearing of said petition. March 7th, 1921. W. L. HOLLEY, Judge of Probate, Fairfield County, S. C. FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice is hereby given that Mrs. Bessie B. Richardson, formerly Mrs. Bessie B. Hood, administratrix of the estate of A. D. Hood, deceased, has this day made application unto me for a final discharge as such ad ministratrix; and that the 19th day of March, 1921, at 10 o'clock A. M., at my office, has been- appointed for the hearing of said petition. Feb. 19, 1921. W. L. HOLLEY, Judge of Probate. CITATION NOTICE. The State of South Carolina, County of Fairfield. By W. L gogey, Probate Judge. Whereas, J. W. Hood made suit to me to grant him Le#qs of Adiis tration of the Estate fd ts 'o James D. Rawls. These are therefore to cite and ad monish all and, Wngular,Ahe kindred and credItors of 'the -sVa! iies D Rawls, deceased, that they be and ap pear before me, in the Court of Pro bate, to be held at Winnsboro, S. C., on the 6th of April, 1921! next, af ter publication hereof, at:11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Admin istration should not be.granted. Given under my hand this 22nd day of March, Anno Domiki-'.1921. W. L. HOLLEY, Judge of Probate. World Wants Mar of initiative. The busy world shoves anarily aside the mn who stindl with arms akiiho set. Lntil bceasonw. tells him what to do: an le who wais,to have bi task imirked oi. shalt !ip and leave his e-rrand mon filmled.-James Russell Lowell. Cord Tire. Standard Equipment -Passenger Tohuring Car Pssenger Roadster - o-Passe'nger Roadster - r-Passenger Dispatch Car 4 -Passenger Sedan - - -Passenger Coupe -- - RA S1 m bei n SPC now The flavor S L8Lowj Th wdpouatan of heChnderSi, ii t of th ChnlrCmay qualitydintopuhe ritr ans price. Seven Luxurious B< f or the One 190Each of these bodies is )93 comfort of its deep,rest every opportunity for rela> mo drive or a short one. The Slustre, the upholstery of fi these seven Chandler m< seguir ts in full meas [otor ales Compi hIOTOR CAR COMPANY, .jlt *Marveli Next tio want to co trate on a. P of work Aut a Ick of WRIGLEYS ween your teeth. a wonderful help daily tasks -and rts as welL Hazards disappear and hard Places comeeasu. for 'WRIGLE, S glvesyou comfort - 1dp9Ipt-- ads - the zest that means success. A great deal for 5C ALED TIGHT EPT RIGHT SI' altya poliy ofbiatg ea aling it at the faire,. xdies Are Offered Chassis invting in the obvious ful cushions, offering '. cation eithe on a long finish is of mirror-like nest quality. One of >dels will meet your mfy S X >)WS Mo tory