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FAIRFIELD COUNTY NEWS AS TOLD BY CORRESPONDEN'S (Continued from page one.) of Christian En:.euvor Sunday afti' noon. Come out, you will be bene fltted. We are needing rain badly, gardens and grain suffering. Crops are off badly, no stand of cotton or corn, much replanting be ing done Messrs C. M. Ladd and J. W. Crow der spent Tuesday evening in Winns. . Edgar Aiken has returned ome from a visit to ~uii sister, Mrs. Miller, of Lugoff. Mrs. Fanny Martin is visiting her son, Dr. Dolphus Martin, of Green ville. Messrs Robt. and Berry Martib were visitors in Blair Sunday eve ning. Mrs. D. R. Crawford has been to see her daughter, Miss Belle Craw ford, of Columbia. LEBANON. All the farmer are having to plant their cot on crops over. Mr. and Mrs. Walter May, of Co. lumbia, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Stone. Mr. and Mrs. Will Harden, of Co lumbia, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Lemmon. Mr. abd Mrs. Carroll Turner have moved into their new home.; A large crowd from here attended the pageant at Winthrop College last Friday. Miss Agnes Stone, of Pryor's Hos pital, spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. E. L. 'Stevenson. Misses Margaret ,and Janie Tur ner, of Winthrop College, pent the week-end at home. Mr. and Mrs. Jolin Y. Turner spent Tuesday in Columbia on business. Miss Mary Hardin, of Chester, is visiting Mrs. J. W. Pope, Jr. Misses Bessie and Wilma Turner are home for the vacation, after teaching at Lowryville. Mr. Hazel Pope, of Smith's, spent part of last week at home with his parents, Mr. and'Mrs. John Pope. Viss Pauline Turner is home after taching at Sharon. 'Mr. awl Mrs. Carroll Turner spent" Sunday th.the latter's parents near Chs54 Mr. opd Mrs. George Preas BLAIR. Quite en enjoya~ole affair was the bouse-warming given to'- Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Wilkes, recent bride and groom, at their little bungalow at Blairs on Monday. The little home was a perfect bow er of .cut flowers and plants and one of the most noticeable of the gifts was a jewel plant in full bloom. Mrs. Julia Wilkes', grandrpiother of the bridegroom, and with whom he has lived, was th'e first to enter. She wished for the happy couple a long life of happiness and prosperity. A sumptuous lunch, provided by the guests was spread at high noon. Mr. and Mrs. Wilkes were. the re cipients of many and useful pres ents. IMrs. Milling, of Rock Hill, has been the guest of Mrs. S. N. Hen.. derson for several days. Mrs. T. B. Willingham has return. ed from 'a visit to St. Matthews, where she has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Weeks. Messrs Lawrence and Andrew Blair and Richard Wilkes motored to Union to attend the Henry-Wilkes arage. Mr. L. M. Blair was a visitor to Columbia the past week. Mr. L. S. Henderson was a visitor in Lockhart on Monday. Messrs C. S. Lykes and W. N. Henderson, of Syracuse, N. Y., are visiting relatives here. The young people of the commun ity attended a dance at Shelton on Saturday evening. Mr. Andrew Blair was a visitor \in Newberry on Friday. Messrs. L. M. and Frazier Blair were visitors in Winnsboro on Wed.. nesday. .Mr. L. B. Fee of Columbia, is vis iting his parents, Mr. an~d Mrs. L. R. Fee, Mr. L. R. Fee has returned from Columbia, where he underwent an operation on his eyes. Mrs. F. C. Ladd and little grand son, J. T. Bradley, of Union, have been on a. visit to his mother, Mrs. Julia Wilkes. Mr. L. M, Blair was a business visitor in Union Monday. BLACKSTOCK. Mr. , and Mrs. Berry, of Clover, ~spent the week-end wth Mrs. Berry's Uncle, Mr. J. S. Glass. Mr. Clyde Jackson, 'of Nitrolee, spent last Sunday with his mother, Mrs Katie Jackson. :.-_ J..V. Keistler spent Ist Sun- ; a:: vth L is son, Mr. W. S. Keis Ofr. and -Mrs. Quay lollis ani chIi (ren spent last Sunday with :rs. Eunee Brown. .ir. and Mrs. J. R. Ligon and littLe daughter, Elizabeth, of Rock Creek, spent last Sunday with -Mrs. Kati' Jackson. Miss Margaret Dixon spent one night last week with Miss Ada Smirr. Mr. Youn- and Miss Julia Ligon spent the week-end with their sister, Mrs. J. H. Lison, near Richburg. Mr. and Mrs. Will Glass, of Cluver, spent the week-end in the Mitford community. Mr. Edward Ligon left one day last week to take up work with an Insur ance Company. Mr. and Mrs..Hair ,of Great Falls, spent last Sunday at the home 41 Mr. W. S. Keistler. Miss Clara Johnston spent last Wedneday night with Miss Julia Smarr. The Junior Missionary Society will celebrate their third anniversary on next Friday night at Mr. Charlton Ligon's. HICKORY RIDGE. Mrs. A. E. Young has returned to her home after visiting her daughter, in West Virginia. Mrs. Frank Jennings, of Marion. is visiting her mother, -Mrs. A. E. Young. Mrs. Milton Harrison, Mrs. Lena and Miss Willie Timms spent a day with Mrs. T. W. Tinkettle, of Book man. Miss Marie Lemmon is now at home for the summer. With the closing of the school there will be a basket picnic at the Ridge school house Friday, May 13th. GREENBRIER Dr. and Mrs. C. T. Brooks, of Co lumbia, spent Sunday with Mrs. J. C. Brooks. Miss Lois Smith has returned from Rock Hill. Mr. D. L. Powell spent the wt" end at home. Little Miss Victoria Bray has re turned home after visiting in Colum bia. Mrs. J; D. Lyles. is visiting her sister, Mr. Gladden, in Winnsboro. Mr. - Harold Brooks was a ecent visitor in the Mossy -Pal, lectigt We are glad to know that Miss Jessie Lyles is at home after under going treatment at the Columbia hos pital. Mr. and Mrs. S. Y. Castles, Mari -a Castles and little Miss Nannie Bell spent Saturday in Columba. Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Lyles spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Blair.' Mrs. Sallie Gladden a'nd Mrs. Er nest Gladden, of Winnsbro, spent Tuesday with Mrs. J. D. Lyles. Mr. and Mrs. H., H. Castles, Er nest Blair and' Master Lester Rob inson spent Sunday in Columbia. Messrs A. M. Blair, G. U. Robin so and B. E. Lyles motored 'o Co-. lum ia Sunday afternoon. We are glad to see that Mr. A. C. Goldsmith is able to be out again. WALLACEVILLE. This dry weather. is certainly dis couraging to farmers. ,In spite of it. though, some folks have had "gyar- fec den truck" for use. Mr. F. il. Mc- of Eichern has had new potatoes for. nei some time, and peas, onions, beets and greens are old items on our bill Sti of fare. Chickens are comhig on wa nicely too, on We are glad to report that Mrs. F. ani H.' McEachern is back at home after of two weeks in the hospital, very much iipved.So Mrs. F. E. McEachern and Mrs. an Cody of Whitmire paid a short visit tee to our community last week, in '&r. D. L. Glenn, Sr., spent his I 84th birthday with his sister, Mrs. the McGee, in Honea Path. wo Quite a jolly crowd from Parr the Shoals and some folks fi-om the neigh_ to borhood enjoyeil a picnic on the lake I at Wallaceville last Friday. tes Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Glenn have both a2 been quite sick, but are up and able tes to be about again. foi Mr. James Perry was a visitor in a our midst several days since. He seems to like it mightily. We hope fei manent resident.w There will be an election next dei Tuesday to vote bonds for good roads in our township. I am sure we are gr all for it. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. !W All persons holding claimis against the estate of Jane A. McConnell, de- coi ceased, are hereby notified to pre- by sent them within the time prescribed in by law; and all persons indebted to bal said estate to make payment. an A. B. Cathcart, the 6- aExecutor. mn Off icid Taken by the Ar Chateau T Shown by the Loi COmn Friday an These Pictures are 4 Come aid See Steals the wealth of ti FIREthe rate of a million d nly by sound insurance can you d from losses a fire may cause yC remium won't break you,. but: We Pay Money For See Us Now. Winnsboro Insurance and IN MEMORIAM. ' Come I es Robinson Stirling, a Con. And rte veteran, died at the home 5niece, Mrs. W. M. Harvey, Pres ~Woodward, April. 27th. ~.Stirling was a son of John W. And Coi ug and Elizabeth Ferguson and orn May 7, 1842. He was born Eggs esame plantation where he dis:d Also Wat here he spent the greater 'wt slife. Sold here. mhe war was declared on the hand that struggle began he we~ Spotes ihteen year old boy. He .volus dand served through the war ______ .B, 4th S. C. ~*Stirling had decided to make SUD ractice of medicine his lif'3 but on account of the war and This pasture renuous times f.2llowing he had first introduce< ie up this plan. sseven or eigl edevoted himself to school was brought: chng and made for himself quite Egypt. Trials ttation as a teacher. He was a tal stations h. hr who never made application satisfactory ri school, but was never without soon spread fs hol when he cared to teach. now become< swas a retiring disposition and fovage crops. new him initmately. He was the soil has wi tuent by nature and by habit. He at the rate of sma inveterate reader, and the it yields an a hsummons found him with a book ing the season shand, striving to add to his heavy cutting! atstore of knowledge. conditions It !.Stirling wa never married and nual Grass, dehis home with his niece, Mrs- food value, an . Harvey. stck of all ki ehad been for many years a We have ti sitent member of Concord Pres- OBEAR eran church and was laid to rest eConcord cemetery, his grave d with beautiful floral tributes swered the las oating over all the banner of ed his many ec Starry Cross under which he before, hem.o fu e ars. He has an 1 .War Signal' Corps of t my. Actual Battle4 'hie rry St. Mihiel The. :al Post of the American aunity F 0N : Saturday, May 1' tctual and hard to get. few in the World. the Boys. Go O. e:Nation at lars'a day be protect- .JIhW u. A smailH1U U fire might, ishes~ Realty Co. X U seogood own To-Day rder your Big Dis h Meats + a ntry Produce _______ Specialty ius Products* LI Phone 170 eat Market. .....,........ N GRASS. and forage grass was Iin the United States t years ago when it rom the Sudan in at various Experimen.I d such successful and sult that its fame erand wide and it has e of our permanent ' ' Sown broadcast, when irmed up inthe sprllging ,, 18 to'20 lbs. per acre, bundant crop and dur furnishes two or three - ,according to weather __________ is a tall-growing, an possessing wonderful I is keenly relished by e e seed in stock. DRUG COMPANY t roll call, and has join-. :mrades who have gone DIXIE HOUISE CWl .T TB. Films he American Argonne Legion at the ouse and 14 fhere are only ,a er the Top" ultivators and Wagnsi Mvacinery and me and labor. count. tome : *nd See.+ McMaster haiidle setos. Quickly and easily erected tby o&simple instructions. Absolutelyril and weather tight. KDoud walls in most desfns. En durilng. Delightful to live in. 11esigns changed to suit your ideas, without charge, If general sIge retained. Sketches supplied Saekind of house you want to build and we will send ape cial suggestions and free -illustrated booklet which gives designs, floor plans, descriptions and money-saT lng prices.' DAV 160 COSGBOVE AVENUE, 111 NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C.