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PAGE SIX COLUMBIA COLLEGE HAS CLOSING EXERCISE liuncustrr CJIrl Takes Part III A nual Concert (Jiven Monday X i>;tit. Columbia, S. C., June 12.?E John E. White, president of Ande eon college and pastor of the Fir Jlaptist church of Anderson,' d llvered the literary address to tl (graduating class of Columbia co lego Tuesday morning at 10 o'clo< In the college auditorium. His a dress featured the final exercises i the Methodist school. Followit Dr. White's talk diplomas wei awarded to 25 girls and certificate to 2 2 by Dr. (5. T. Pugh, presidei of the college. The annual concert Monday nigl was unusually interesting, all tl seniors and some of the advance students taking part. For thre years there have been weekly an monthly public recitals. The exp< rienco gained from these was clear! in evidence for the students gave splendid program of vocal and ii strumental solos, duets, duos an one number, four players "forty tii gers," all from memory, without ai J EDUCATOR FROM ... GEORGIA SPEAKS Wife Had Suffered Four Years, He Says. >r. r" TELLS OF CHANGE. St ein'u| I J.. CJ *_ i ? parent effort and without stag mannerisms that frequently mar lengthy program. The followin pianists took part: Misses Hut Moore, Jannie Googe, Eugenia Fo: Kathleen Porter, Henrietta Hodgei rauline Smith, Eugenia Drafts, 1st t>el Ferguson, Louise Harrisot Inez Itushton, Grace Sanders, Gu Skipper, Sadie Harter, Evelyn Craw ford. Gabriel Sehoenberg, Eolin Taylor, Eddie Sweet, Dorris Koh and Alline Bethea. The vocalists were: Misses Mai garet Jennings. Margie Hair, Mai that Spears. Mrs. Permelia Strot ecker, Mrs. J. I). Prevatt and Allin Bethea. There were two excelleti violin solos by Miss Graeie Sander and an effective violin ensembl number by Misses Smith, Sander: Antaker. Neeley and Mr. Jumper. At the appointed hour, accordin to old custom the senior class read ing. the students entered the chapc in academic line singing class song: The stage was beautifully and tastil decorated for the occasion. Mis T1..4I. IT ? J J x e- . ? xium rverr, presiueni 01 ine ciass presided and the Rev. J. K. Mahaffo offered the prayer with which the es ercises began. The salutatory wa delivered by Miss Carrie Counts, wh very aptly changed the phrase, "W who are about to die salute you," t "We who are about to live gree you." The class history, in the form o a letter to former president, Dr. \\ W. Daniel, was read by Miss Eunic Unger. The class prophecy by Mis Carrie Counts and the class will b Miss Sadie Harter delighted the au dlence by their keen hits am thrusts at the foibles of student and teachers. Miss Louise Jone leelingly and beautifully spoke th valedictory, declaring the numerou threads that had so tenderly inter woven tli" lives and fortunes of th class together. After an instrumen tal solo by Miss Guy Skipper the sen Jors sang "Till We Meet Again." am the exercises were at an end. Miss Kerr h as announced that the class i leaving as its gift to the college stature of the Winged Victory. raj r Fir' two gerer?*'nna the ill H" suffering wompii Of Amerl- liy IE' ca, particularly of .the South ? HjJ ?have found relief from f I 1190 "wnman's ilia" through the ifj Jllfjfl famous prescription of a rd I M'j famous old Southern doctor 4^ | BBm Women know fc-Yien they JJjJ |fTj need a rem*ly for Weakness M Kj' and misery In bo^Jy and flr K'j mind. Mothers |tnoN? that tffl I K.a their young ?lnlighters, at in ' tr ,l1" critical nee. need a Ira Ri harmless regulator and a W i III .. PTKM',A V.T3? supplies jjf| l/ifl druggist. * IJLJ ' ?5jJ "1 fan cheerfully recommend Hi d your RTKLI.A VITA P. before I BD| j# j used it 1 suffered with painfal J Jjj fl pert<?la, aevere harkevbe and H| J palna itr.in mjr abdomen. 1 deHI rtded to try ytur 8TKIXA H HJi V1TAR. and now all the paint and Ojl H a< lira hare diaappeaaed, and I on Ml HH longer fear my monthlr periods.". HI ? Mrs Dora Ktdaon, Ark. jdkj fcj Thacher Medicine Co. in H t CbalUnooga, Trim.. U. S. A. ^ H mmummt 11 mu n urn w i tunc nc?ci OCCII anyone IIIIprove Like She Has, Thanks d- to Tanlac." / of V ig 1 ' re "Tanlac id the only nif^licine that > ,s ever did my wife any good," declared ' Prof. VV. A. wVood, of Central graded school, Winder, GaJ "It has restored her health and relieved us of, untold anxietyA for lu/r case was a j most serious onh. j ' i "Her main tremblf seems to he ' nervous indigostkpn,'/ he continued id1 . / I "She had sutToreu ;our years and had lost in strenwih and weight fn spite of the hest treatment we could' get. She was eAtremely nervous1 ' ' and the loss of sleep pulled her down ' i to a shadow. She/covld digest little ' she ate. and suffered from gas on the stomach, heartburn and nausea, and 1 she had headaches most all the time, ; with persistent constipation. After some hesitancy we decided 1 to try Tanlac, and she began to show ' decided improvement with the second bottle. She has since taken i several, and the change has been ' marvelous. She is gaining in ' ^.strength and weight every day and practically all her troubles have left Of her. She eats and enjoys anything she wants and rests well at night. I have never seen such improvement r" in any person in such a short time." Tanlac, the master medicine, la *old exclusively by J. F. Mackey, | v; Lancaster; Peoples Drug & Grocery ljCo., Heath Springs; C. O. Floyd, s Kershaw.?A dr. ! + + + + + + + ++ + + ++ + + p + FORT MILL. + ++++++++++++++++ "j Fort Mill. S. ('.. June 12.?Fort v Mill Council No. 227. Jr. Order I". A. i3 M.t was instituted here Wednesday i,| night, June 4, the membership of 11 yj being worked up by O. A. Smith and J. W. H. Dyches. State Councilor s 0 J. A. Barrett, of Clover, with parties 01 from the Clover and Bock Hill couno cils, came over to organize the counit'cil and start it to work, the following officers wcjre elected: A. L. I if Parks, Jr., past councilor; O. A. j L| Smith, councilor; A. C. Lytic, vice- I e( councilor; T. A. Mills, recording secsfretary; E. S. Parks, tlnanclal secrey tary; C. W. Eason. treasurer; T. F. - Lytle, conductor; J. M. Brrtckett, il warden; Earle Bailes, inside senti3 nel; Joe Ilucks, outside sentinel; W. Si Mc.Manus, \V. B. Armstrong and F. ?' P A ...Irntf ?w. I \tf 1 V- I J. aiun;, 11 ' n, HI*: I v*- * . u. ?? . a H. Dyrhes, chaplain; A, L. Parks, - representative to state council. ^ 0 At 4:30 o'clock Thursday after- \ - noon, June 5, Miss Jane Alice Fish j - was united in marriage to Win field A d Scott Hanson in the home of the I s bride's parents, Mr and Mrs. George 9 s Fish. The vows were spoken in the I a parlor which was beautifully decor- * ated with ferns, southern smilax and nasturtiums. The wedding march \ from Hohengrin was rendered by tional Miss Nancy Campbell, of Winthrop charae ! college on the piano and Mr. McKl-j The wee, of Rock Hill, and Mr. Robert- I'hillip jj son. of Charlotte, on viojins. Walter ">' 1 1 Hanks Meacham. Jr., was best man. A. H r and Miss Lucy Fish, sister of t he j cupan< bride, maid of honor. The double ''ham ring ceremony was used, the Rev. J. Hon. H. Rlack, pastor of the Fort Mill "lake Presbyterian church, being the ofh- our to Hatim" minister Vt tlie ennelnairtn I of the coremonv a brilliant reception ^ * * T I j was held. This was attended by many friends of tho young couple. I Mrs. Hanson is the second daugh-j For tor of Mr. (?eorgo Fish, general man- \ > j lager of tho Fort Mill Manufacturing i Mrs. \ 'company. She is an attractive young jty, p. woman and a violinist of exceptional: Tuesd ' ability and charm. Mr. Hanson, a intern son of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Hanson, churc! ' of Lowell, Mass.. is a young man of servici pleasing personalty and holds a posi- jp |tion with the Beacon Trust company, old, n j of Hwatoii, Mass. iiiisba After a short wedding trip Mr. idrge j and Mrs. Hanson will he at ,home to The 1 their friends in Boston. efflciei I j Memorial services were held in the' f I Fort Mill Baptist church Sunday af- our C( r ternoon at four o'clock in honor of towns Scrgt. James Kli Bailes, who wasjthat i killed on the battlefields of France parf ( October 8. Ibl8. The services were J disco v j conducted by the pastor, the Rev I aside I J. W. H. Oyches, the choir rendering | ihe r< ? ) special and appropriate selections, intern | I After the address of Dr. Dyrhes Lieut. Col. T. It. Spratt spoke with deep feeling and In highest terms of(?",p? ' Sergt. ItnlleR who was a member his command and an officer of excep- th< HW)WW|,II'I**>I" """" 1 i? mm? ?- ~ LANCASTER NEWS. LANCAS / ,/ m fjC h .. .f _ ij A^ujuy ine I Karo You H Three Dif II "Crystal V /J\ Brown"?i / M the new K; 'I'l a rich Map v\ 17D17C The new 61 | MT IyHiHi Products Co I \\ you how t< i i\ most delicious Karo Candiei \h] quickly. Beautifully illustrat Vy/ FREE. Write us today for it. ability and a man of noblest of the communit; tor. thankful that thi m at new residence of Frank mont of the coun s is now occupied by his fatn- vorted from poll " he beautiful bungalow of l>r. section of the ct Ott will soon he ready for or- get a square dea y The residence of S. L. Mea- The ntan> frien is now in process of construe- Hough in this These handsome new homes shocked last weel quite an attractive addition to death. He was wn. here as elsewheri The centenary *** ried to a succei PLEASANT VALLEY. + the Pleasant iiil with S. K. Hailes ? Mill. S. <\. It. F. I?. 2. June campaign. Ther' Hter many weeks of suffering ?< riptionM out ol V. I'. Norman of this commun- a'K,ut l-??. issed away at her home last ( a*>'" 1 ay night. Her remains wore ?d at Pleasant Hill Methodist ('aPt- F- Po1 i the next day after funeral ROon from over? ^s bv her pastor, the ltev. W | ren,s and wife 1 niknight. She was f?7 years 4, ^ ^ ^ nd is survived by her mother.J ^ TAHEI iio, i'kpojii tiiiiui mi cii'iil <t number of grandchildren. county chnlngang, under the Lancaster, 8. ( nt supervision of Mr. Hay. has ^Pe?P''' lnlshed working the roads of at ,*1's immunity and of Indian Land an(' a 1,,vv hip. This is the first work work. the farnie < chaingang has done In thl.* 0f'(-de<i in having raf the county since Columbus nrul General Ore< ered America, and tho gang. nf>cept the terrm from the uood work It did for destructive to hly >ads, was^a rare amusing and The "mail gra sting sp.^tacle to the children harvested and / good. th?n any Mis* Birch Pu :::i: zs: j? > They are dangerous thing* M,HB Carrle F ? medicine line.?-Adv. terday for Harti I \ 1 I |(t ^ ^ 5TER.. S. C. Delicious Fl Like Best? fevent Kinds yhite"?in the Red Ca n the Blue Can; "Map] aro with plenty of sul le Taste?in the Green C ????"1 IMPORTANT J a with pxact weig j"P?S[C Corn l,e misled by pac ok Book tells and having no re > make the ' ? easily and Corn PrO< ed and it is p Q Bo% 16 J T. B. Hurt Building y. Our peoplt> are commencement o i business manage eoilege and to vii ty is sufficiently di- ('. VV. Punderhur ties that a remote' County Superii unity can for once: (Ion A. ('. Uowel I. I trip to Crtlumi>ia Is of Senator \V. O. Mr. "Jim" Shi community were' Brewer and chili k to heai of his spent Sunday deservedly popular II. S. Plyler. B in the county. | Miss Christine campaign was ear- ing the short cou ssful conclusion in; the home demon I Methodist church j nlng ciub work ? us uirector 01 iner . b wore 113 sub-| 0|,K|r r a membership of <;i:iiM \\s Pot ts Is visitinu ill J'arlii. Juno 1' arrow in j? in Pren tts is exported homo 'h?' 'ho finrinan ^as lo visit liis pa- pMC* T iere. on reports from ? that I'hilipp Sc rhaneollor. Is ut inatle the ro_sponsiblll * ? < oil ii i von brook ft. F. P 7, June of ,ho f'a dob are very busy here w"' probably ri We have no lonfiwa|,hp national hssi more good days for "PVP'' ho rs will have sue- "omp rndlrnl rhn gone "over the top" ' a will bo forced to ?MIKSII?KN i. although thov l>o WAIt TIMK I i interest. | Wasnlngton, In crop In about all waa made by I the yield 1h very Republican, of > j gram to Pres!d? nderbnrk Is visiting to Issue a pro* aster this week. j war-time prohlb underburk left yes- of the apparent ?vllle t oattend the congress to let I t , . y ^ , * m in i FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 19 ,7 aoor of f/ie | -There are J| \fliV n; "Golden W e Flavor"? llA jstance and Yj\ ?an. uj\[ WOT/CE?Every can of Karo is marked ul| ht in pounds of syrup contained. Do not vftl ksfei of similar size bearing numbers only, j] lation to weight of contents. /I ducts Refining Company // I New York City KJ1 NORRIS, Sal.. Rmprm.mntativm ([ fl Atlanta, Gt, ill ) xerclses of Coker The Missouri representative sit her brother, Mr. message stated that public h k, of that place. j had gone far enough to satis ntendont of Lduca- that repeal measures hud no 1 made a business with the house judiciary con last Friday. 1 Hope was expressed that th( ite and Mrs. Lizzie dent would take action on 1 iren, of Monroe, N. authority at once, at the home of Mr.; -??~ Tayolr Is nttend- ASTHMA rse at Winthrop for There fehtfo "cure" stration and can- J1"1 often ..a . . i brouttKtlby-A Scriptor. | Y2\ \ I\LS MIIILVK V/irW'cVADrVDIII wild- not sk?x IV/IVO YArWIOI "YOUR BODYGUARD7'??iO*6C !. The feeling I / ch official circles NOTICK OF )>WCII.\1^ s wlil not sign thel 1. Ills is based largely | Notice is hereby glviMi ftl Merlin indicating undersigned hill, uh jruulSlian heldemann. Germani estate ffTXWJtdef \ftbirXwell, ,willing to accept mako 1 I retnrnN/iy gtocjr^itoardlan ani t\ of authorizing to the TProbat^ t of Lt clorff iiiiiii/,.1 u. eoumy jsor ieiierw mjsuiissur; gallon. tr? sign, and vV. 8. MOKoO, Guai ?fer the matter t?? June 7,h* ul-41f?mbly, which is be unfavorable unless 444444444444^ nges are made. ^ PROFESSIONAL CAf * < t to m'I.Ijify 'ItOIIIMITlOV LAW ??. ? KKKCK Kl'NDKRH June 12. Appeal Dental Surgeon. tepresentatlve Dye, CfHce Hour#: Hssourl. In a cable- 8:30 to 12:30 A. M. ?nt Wilson Tuesday 2:00 to 6:00 P. M. Inmatlon declaring And by Appointment, itlon void, in view Office Phone 160. determination of Residence Phone 62 the law stand. Office over Lancaster Pha * f turn | inuiM I ?' 1 ' l-.^p f V \ r ) 1 11 iearingK 9pn <fy hint |v Hchance ,4 iniittce. j I*r?'siown n - ? f ?K. A I W1 ; hat th?f| K i of the S 1 on the 9 lis final 9 d applv mcaster 9 I tDS 1 ? 9 , IRK, B rmacy.