Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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f *S%SI>AY, MAY 2^ ++ + 4 UNION."? + + + + + + + * 4 Lancaster. S. C., R. F. 27.?School closed a ver; ful term on Friday, May 1 ^i8 + former's home here, wl Whorttf wJU remain a H * + Tore golngTCo her he r? 0 Path. D. 2, May y success- Messrs. W. A. Bowc 10, with a Crlmlnger, Otis Twltty -^v THE here ^liss Mc- + + + <1 few dys be- + FORT >me at Honea +< + * + ! Port Mill, Ma >rs, Clarence ? Cross campaign \vi , Sazel Small, Q , lNC ASTER NEWS, LANCAS ! + + + + + < ittle difference MILL. < iskcd to forej * + + + + * 'eed the sold it nllk, butter an Y 27. The Ited up we is launched here n unbaianCed ;te& s. c. what else we may be ! + + + i to in order to help + SU-OS I rs, if the supply of + + + * ( d cottage cheese can shall not suffer troin 1 ,U)8P (jje^ W silos this sn y + + + + + + + + + * I a rvest. V\l> SlIiACiB CIM>1?S. The 1 l? + + + + ** + + + + + in huvii dent of rtners expecting to build , , womens impier are an vised bv the pao*; *jr League feels a special lg its president made the State Federation of . ; clubs. 1' picnic at the Forty Acre K< Jessie Smith, the teacher, on Saturday to her home tanbui-R. Misses Lula and Reuln spent last week-end with ter, Mrs. O. J. Shute. f . On Saturday, May 11th. Shute, Sr., met with a ve ark. Miss Marlon Bowers and Br< returned ?r th,a community, in Spar- clo8'?K exercises of the on Friday evening. Ma h Taylor Mrs. Austin Fllnson, their sis- caf,ter Mill Village, mother, Mrs. M. E. Mr. W. H. woekry na In fill Mrs. Robert Sunter. ouuuay auernuon I) jailus Bowers, jn the auditorium attended the gchool building. A Belair school sentatlve audience y 17. | meeting was presid of the Ban- l,. Spratt. who arte visited her nf presiding officer Bowers, last Mrs. j. B. Elliott. local Red Cross i of Fork Hill, nraver led liv T)r i y a mass meeting , of the public , Thl" pro""'" large and re,.re. "? s worthy of was present. The ,. . . , ,, . . _ thought of all ed over by Dr. J. , . , , 4. , dairymen. Ch " in ' capacU>' most important at the request of problem president of the , ? attvllloHit sr. The followin auxiliary. After . .. ,.r ... , hy the Clemsoi W II I ivnhoD o i or keeping up and ( ,e,nson ( < home supply of milk " ma '* ' serine of the best about patriotic farmers and mattl d's al sap feed becomes tho ','n ?n ar< factor in solving this 1 '),1S- Thi those mate shipped fro g crops are advised n College Extension armeis jllege Extension Division minediate arrangements North ng the materials. Some For tl re going to be hard to ob- North i rount of shipping condi- fore the s is particularly true of on April rials that have to be, parity mi distance. . Lucy Ah expecting to 'build con-1|attorney * Carolina Makes History. */" jp first time in the history of arolina a woman stood besupreme court of that state, I 24, and argued in the caof attorney-atdaw. Miss exander of Charlotte was the v , and so well did she present accident when his horst frightened at the tractio east of town throwing him wagon and bruising him breaking some of his ribs bones. He is improving , though, we are glad to st The community was sat Friday by the death of 38 became has been visiting her n entrine an(* Mrs. p- Criming' out of his *a8t wepkbadly and Mrs. C. C. Bowers i and other f?w days with relativ rapidly, boro. ate. f* ' idened <>n + + + + + + + + Mr. T. J. WAXHAW I parents, Mr. masterly address or er, during the work of the Red Cr ; by Rev. Dr. \V. W. Is spending a A. R. P. church, es in Winns- Spratt said that v * , apportionment of I fund in the preset 4 eight hundred doll g 4. that at least twelv * * , ' Division in cc i the war and the IT... . e. . . .. United States ^ss was delivered euUure ag a Orr. pastor of the thp8e cheap fefi Charlotte. Dr. >"hile Fort Mill's , Fir8t" P,ant ^ beans and plan the Red Cross . . early maturing tit campaign was , , . , . , , used and shoul tars he felt sure ... , . ... . fields. If plant e hundred would ... . . , (-operation .with the a Department of Agri- "nHble means of producing l" ' u ?(" should, the c the putting plenty of velvet t them now. An ' variety should De I OUt for nia d be planted in corn nesaeP and ting is postponed un- ( a,?"na- * > ... nf r nn oiiow tile silos, and who j b?r cast to get materials may still; siding c ien hoop silos. There j ;?nd cor refore, be no slacking in refers tc in of a sffTige crops. occasion loop silos have been tried ny years in eastern Ten- H< for several years in South 3n account of the cheap-; wag not afriiotinn I* io o o/\n? s that the chief justice pre ame down from the bencti uplimentcd her. The pfesaX ? the matter as an "historical ?1din({ the World Hack. federal suffrage amendipept voted on by the United . Adams. He was a good faithful member of Unioi and will be greatly missed, buried Saturday. Mrs. Alice Rlackmon. o ter, spent last week with h? Mrs. Margaret Adams, he Maxie Hinson visited h mother. Mrs. D. L. Giles. 1 man and + + + + + + + + + a church He was Waxhaw, S. C.. M school closed last F f I-anfcas- w,th aPPr?Pi'ate exer ?r mother, p,ay ent,t'ed "Mr. Ho re. high Ichool pupils *r grand- Krea' success, and a la n Lancas- tended- There was sa ?- - threp hnnrlrnH nonnln i *,e P'ven- At committee In the ay 27.?Our, Rank building I riday evening Monday morning, cises, also altars, or half this i b," given by scribed or reported, which was a A quiet but hei rge crowd at- took place at the 1 id to be ov?r,Mr8. D. A. Leaser. nrnconi in im? h saiisi meeting of the ?? obtalne,l. First National r?? . . . Second. Pla 'or organization . , . , , nier and wlnte six hundred dolinay he shock imount. was subcorn, and fe throughout th? dutiful marriage lent reSults. home of Mr. and Th|rd w?h at the upper mill , , aciory yield will not say,ng th?t pnough on nt sorghum for sum- it i? mied r feeding. Sorghum paction, ed In the field like g0r),i from d from the shock vl(.e js P 5 winter with excelvery econoi Silos are as many as ten cows ber nf cow ,.n? 1 4,1 * .v ?. ??it.?.u" ; states s a wooden hoop silo saves Some the Teed bill every time gpnt < to pay the cost of cor- inR wpr Since this type of silo is mountai six to ten years of ser-j Hut ( msily seen that it is a reason nlcal silo to build. United 5 advised where any num- nf both s above eipht are to be ??>*? lenate last week. pro-suffrage men were abSome disadvantages in pair--?'^--^ e at the moment insur>le. Ihe real, the monumental was that there are in the States senate a group of moil, parties, determined to hold * ici , inni v?iretv. Ollt? illHO \ aunt, Mrs. Jimmle Farris, ba Junction. Air. J. II. Hunter and litl ter are spending awhile Springs for their health. We made a drive for Cross Sunday at church ant $2,14.50?over $100 being it terdav. isuen ner ? ^- ~ Cataw- ' Miss Louise McCain, spent the week-end wi Lie daugh- Miss Ruth McCain, b> at Glefcn j l?ome Saturday. Dr. J. E. Massey, of the, Red 1 spent Tuesday at his I made up Riverside, paid y.e8-l Mr. and Mrs. J. R. I Saturday in I.anrastnr village, Monday of Waxhaw, o'clock. when Miss th her sister. came the wife of > oth returning cock. The ceremor ; by Dr. J. \V. H. Dy Hock Hill,,once of the family farm near I bride is a charmlr land the groom, wl Slstare spent with the Hutchlnsr n? the fllP?t?li- - night at 9:30 rorn and ROr>;h Viola leaser be- y^y making ,1 r. Atmar A. Acl- tlons the dair> lv was performed 0f a reasonable ches. in the pres- rturtion and 1 of the bride. The places himself i ig young woman, (.wn table supi 10 has a position bio articles ..of ?n Drug company, 1 n,,u ,l,,u "" 11 wun fed. Bulldl um. . of material use of these suedes- , , " made tvpes 'man assures himself , . free hv wrl e profit in milk pro- , _ * 1 ion. Clemsc he Reneral farmer . . lina. n position to keep his died with indispensafood. ' * + IiANCA: | V..~ " ./I inp instructions and bills mocracy s for any of the home- They of silos may be obtained cry inp tbe Extension Divis- j WOrld f >n Collepe, South Caro- j finper n cry nor t.|..|i4.4i4..|..t.4..|>4..|i woman': STKH KQVAIi + And I ?i i'civ n irvm complete aeas long as they can. hear the world's Impasslonfor democracy, they see the if la me for democracy, they thoughtfully bite their ails and say that neither the the flame is any concern of ?. they withstand the federal A' FLINT RIDGI Heath Springs, S. C., R. 1 27.? The farmers of th are very busy with their i now. A comparatively la | of Mr. and Mrs. Brown ' < ij 4 + + + + + + + + + + H + DOUGLAS + + + + + + + + + + H F\ D., May is section Mr. and Mrs. Huntei crops just Lancaster, spent the v irge acre- Mr. and Mrs. F. M. St< l 1 t. II T \( T1 a. t-? is it younp man ot Slstare. preat promise in tli They have the best + + * + + + circle of friends in | Mill. ? * * + + * + Miss Alice Grepo ...... . returned to her hoi r Williams, of . ... a visit or several w reek-end ?lth ^. %v ,, Dyf, 3?ner. , t m nastorlnni line character and Chain!* ip business world. (Charlo wishes of a large Many newspi and around Fort in headlines t' "is opposed to ry. of Clover. Va., war administra me Tuesday, after committee." eeks to her sister, "pver said or i les at the Baptist iprta to an inv manner r?f I erlnin's Mask. + tte Observer.) + apers have indleated + Mrs. liei hat President Wilson + Mrs. T. invostieation of the + + * + ition by the senate The President has SufTr ndieated that he "ob- The La estimation." It is tho I-eajrue hel n VPiit i tra t ir\r% nr?r\nnonA . IllPPtiTlIT Wi SVFFIIACJK l,E.\Gl*K + j suffrage + 'stand it roy Sprinns, President. ! public t V. Williams, Pub. ("Inn. -i: ? * + + + + + + + + + + + ameii I< R age league Meets. Wash ncaster Equal Suffrage Pershin (1 a most enthusiastic war de hflnpaHl V oftomnAn * - amendment and will withns long as a much-tried an bear it. + v r.ws repulse jlxemv \i1>s, pershi\g teport ington, May 23.?Genera g's communique issed by ^je partment announces the re "ISC wi *.wi II in MtMUK piam some of the farmers air corn large enough for c The cotton Is also recelvl tion. and many large fifth grain are to be seea i. N. borhood. , Mrs. J. H. Bowers a.id ' McWhorter have Just co successful session of th? Leu, wnue i?n?. t. in. uitriuu 8{j eady have end with her parents, ultivatlon. J- B. Caskey. Ing atten he neigh- | [ fe ; 5 \ Cattttri LICE P 2 /* J Ca&** LICE L M.ss Lena HEAD I ncluded a ?Sf5fcCB,dl>1,74?"',d P?r . WJlrs?^ of vitality aucki aphnnl nt on. ieni me weeK- * Mr. and Mrs. + ++ + NOW IS TH.K T1 * CHOI'S FC + + + + + + + 9 >nlk' both for ictomTMCWTJg homes, for rhildrei irepeat!!** S <1 mi that he objeei + + + + + + + + words. It is th >IF TO PliAXT + Chamberlain," )lt TOWS. * + tPst- The Prep + + + + + + + Purposes of Th he is forced to city and farm public will vei a and for grown- full sympathy joh more import- The Chamberla ts to. In hia own Aside fr e "covert purposea of unit of ten that he volcea pro- teacher fr< sident knows what the fjive these aniberlain are, and If weeks cour i make statement, the The Leaf y likely come Into er Liberty with these objections, one, and tin resolution is based made the c u.w.uwu... puise ni om the propram a land In Lorr Rirls was formed. A other fi >m Clemson college will In th younp women a two- been or se in intensive pardeninp. America ;ue derided to buy anoth- several bond, this beinR the third Air a liberal donation was harher, iverseas hospital. tenant r enemy raids sn Plcardy and aine and the repute of an i the Lorraine secf?Tr. (* e Woevre, it says, there has intinuous aerial activity and in planes havJ1 engaged in successful encounters, fights of Liewnnnt RickenCaptain Petwson and LieurhlimhAPS nrftvlnnolv HnanrlK_ Relair and have returm uancuanonni JO O III OOl Jl 31J i ~mow ?wi sd to the THE STANDARD E mg rtin arune 01 iooa >KUG CO C rtitlons than It is n KBRHBBBRBflBfi . unner war con- more on covert ormally. It makes actual jdeaiVe 1 wwifitfiifiifiiRfiwwyw t designs than on any Pledges rnr ascertaining facts, from using were Riven to abstain ed In r wheat flour till after | in the ress dispatches, are recorded communique. 1 ' DnnV ! Un.f, J) r? A 1mm Mnw r 111 1/ 1 lU(/? ~? HOlfflg nvrr . f [j \ - [1 ; 'If Never lias 1 more keenly for M Never has t prising tradesman than now. People mus The tendeiK i?i: i it there been a time when t [ERCHANDISING NEW! here been a time more aus to secure HIS FULL i t continue to eat, to wear i cy is to cut out luxuries, 2 x r> i ho public lias looked S than now. picious for the enter3HARE OF TRADE md to use. ind luxuries are only f ^ * I Hi 4 * 0 t a reiauveiy small cut out you have a How shortexpense to 44save only lose prestige. Advertise t out it out to save 1 Study your proportion 01 vour ousines chance to increase your in sighted is the policy of money." You will only ] o increase sales and make noney. advertising as you nev ss. for every luxury ovement of staples, reducing advertising lose trade. You will ; more money; don't er did before?do it jl I ii & fa? ? *? %, wisely and well. Be prosper* perous. Success was by wearing old clo >us and lot the people kno 5 NEVER achieved by sto tlies and talking pessimist w that you are pros* pping advertising or ti. 4 ql ' * hi | || Be V 4 I I / i s c?, and / \dvci 1 1 r t i s e! - .? t<f f i\ m I; ... I ' L 4. iM, .Jt /.. 7^ ' \ * rawffJpPlifrnnrir ?r 1 r ' 1 TT v -i W ? Av . ~