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'' 1 ^ i nrxriT mn;if i irn />nrm "I I, 1920. irit rnwir a irn <nr\i m uj J' girls. for most it was tl TAITir inc. hilt 1 fp??l Hiirp ? --"r* : KCAW WW. LAWCAB1 ieir first meet-| from Darlington ar i? Will not ho -Ir frum tho ITnlu? - " " ^ * T* m g. c. * * ; # ItfllllltlltlllllllllllllllflllHtltlltllfflfftllll ^ ^ ^ r *^^l PAGE PIYB . v;|H ifiiiiiiitfitiiiiimmiimHfl 1 IT J HDL Ij??t Night, rtmen* roupon >'clock last nl of Dr. Stralg enue. A Are n a closet coi aL which con fui iunn aiiu ti/t out their parts on the pr ded to a has never been our privi ght to so many boys and girls so ht, on work in the King's busln had be- these Bplendid boys and gl utainlng church, Lancaster. We t stltuted i snirtt nf service will enc( * " their la?t. j Uc?vfr Creek V ogram. It The writer had tin lege to nee meeting with the lad i eagerly at Creek church Tuesday ess. as are | and help them plan to iris of First. awake live society. It l rust their couraglng to see how >urage oth-, ested each one was. am Charlottesville, Viri pleasure of Miss Mary G. W: les of Beaver co,,e?e' Wo8t v,r*i' . December 7. M?nday f?r tbe Cb r a real wide- Miss Mary Fund vas Indeed en- college, is at home deeply inter- ? ? i there vai an Misses Gertrude (in la. := ylie, of Elizabeth ; E| nla, arrived home 25 rlBUnas vacation. ?== erburk, of Salem E2 for the holidays g5 and Katherine ?3 A iiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiv the greater part of the los building was very little darns Hotel Prices Not Redan State Hotel Inspector J. H ward says thut only one hole state has reduced its prices cordance with the general re< In all lines. A Greenville h a. The era to greater efforts in iged. work. ANNETTE ST< rd. O. E. W.. . Wo on >1 in the |tcni(| of intert'Ht?W. >1. in ac- Morlah. iuctlona pPar News Readers: Sii otel hn? or tno late to tell uood n< kingdom evident determination each one there to do !>VEK. towards making the 1 Moriah. what it should he. Onlj , her wore present, due ( I". Work? but the real spirit of ! vice was very manifes ice it's nev- looking for this socle fws, I wish one of the host. on the part of Foster left today 1 her full share w*ere they are vis W. M. S. Just er8- I)r RulPh Fob r a small nuiu- Foster, o a rainy day. ,)r anf, work and ser- Sunday for Marion t. and we are jew dayR tjie iaj, ity to become ^ Edward Sistare, 'or TlmmoQBYille, iting their broth- B iter and Dr. Carl =? C. Brown leave ?: for a visit of a ? ter'B family. ? of the University YEA1 I \ * I announced a reduction or 33 I In room prices and 25 per fining room prices. Rest J Mr. Woodward says, have st Tfevldence of slumping. lullus Harrison Stmt. Reports from Orangebu that John Idoyd Saturday nil nnit Dorlnuolv u>niii?l...l liilTn >er cent.) t(j rPport tj,P W. M. U. cent. In ; tnoPtjnK> division one. whi uurants. j ^ Flat crock, Saturday 1 iown no whilo our detonation nearly so larpo as at the I the second division, the pi In every way as Interest In rR H'l> , present entered Into the t | true Christian spirit. quarterly i The writer had als r'ii w;ih held ure Iter. 1 ; of meeting Dec. 4. P'e of Kershaw seconc was n?it found them willing an meeting in ter into wider service, ogram was willing to become? the K and those Koyal Ambassadors an cervice in a ?f the V \V. A.'s. We I to have these organi io the pleas- ot South Carolina, i with the poo - j ^'hrlstmas vacation. 1 and there! M|ag Sarah ~Wi7; <1 road> to en-, jron, ('hlcora rollej Mr. Todd was the hoIldaygleader of the | ^ <1 Mrs. Adams Miss Lillian Rot tope very soon the holidays at he zations com- moor. SS55 in at home for the ; SS on in at home ss ia for women for tinson is spending ~ r home In Kdge= ? FARP A | son, whom ho accused of int with his family. Harrison unt months ago was a foreman Lancaster cotton mill and v Orangeburg only a few <lav: the shooting. Harrison's said according to the report Lloyd's accusations, based p noon an an t omohile trin In prforitm Mrs. W c KM is. presi ill a few vis'?" presided. op at the ni?Ptinn with appropriate tent t? "xenises s before " wnH h?th interestini father ''OttrsiKlnc to notice that ? s, that w"t- ati who was on the pi rinmrilv "M're ready to do her part \ni'nst:i ati eager, earnest wai d<*nt of ?1 i- Wo found all ? on ins th<" K'thIiuw First in roo devotional d?*r. Iiu< not content achievement- Wo arc k and on- pressing on very voting AN'N'KTT i roe ram was ? m . and did it . i,u, pkrhona hp sopjptips of i d work in p or- MiBR Kirk with prpsp.if nes,,ay for Winn*b< plad thPy arc "P""'1 Christmas w Miss Lucile Rod K STOVER. from Columbia col flays U. T. Crawford. = I Patrick left e?l- I jro yhere sho yill = 1 itli her family. J ilev is at home EE lepe for the holi- == (Jjj W( ? = vcnicnt .Jr.. of Charleston = L<JAI> ell located fann lands. The and attractive. is i terms are con- == were without foundation. I at the hospital, said Lloyd ho had killed throe men and tho fourth. Harrison was a at Lloyd's homo when the i occurred. t'liristiniiN Program 1st ( hut cast or. i trrison w,'ro s,?rry to note that so older women were not t I j|(. ,- "? when their names i Itoarde; 1,10 g"*Is quartet fr shooting Springs and Mrs .1 S from Lancaster. furnish music for the occasion | 'li I.an- messages made more im; other messages we recefv< veral ??f th?' hiTn to re- l)e\Vill Plyler Ik a wore called Staunton Military aca otn Heath .. , .. ~ Howard Porter and ' orpeninc students of ( letnson ?-d special , home for the holidays. hose sont' tressive the Chalmers N'isbet, ol f?I visiting liis parents, M Medical college, t home from ( hrlstinas. demy. T F. C'ulp. WANT r ColiMiihia. is and Mrs. J. * is at home for =z Jf (]n( [EE klK?W \V = It ma AHC 1 1 ?a 11 k i 11 jj nl/l}? EE ?*v is f'ni *s n??t cost you a cent to coi hat you would like to have. k<*s no difference where yoi: l business at present. This F the entire coinjnunity. iii' in and let us == i are doing your 3 'arm Loan mon- ?| The junior organizations r'irst Baptist church, save interesting program in the auditorium Sunday evening, her 19. The program consi Christmas songs, recitations logues hy tiie Sunbeams, tin and Y. \V. A.'s. The Royal sadors had a short exerrisi of the t Wo have noticed often a very t< rest in our meetings la church hit 111 the afternoon nftei Decern- have partaken so heart sted of hountiful flintier which is and ilia- nerved by our hostesses. A 's said for the credit of i Amhas- Sprlnir V W. A. who pref i1 re pre Result sit the beginning o that tho in- K. Nisbet. " Hal B Perry, ot C r tho ladios srhool, IS spOTMlinc tho ilv of tho ... i . his paronts. Mr. and -tiro to ho rv. of rank. Ilut !)?* it _ Iho lioath | Miss Mora i'ortor. sostod a pa- is spi-ndinc tho holidav f tho aftor routs, Major and Mrs CAI.L S\l \LL AMI for your fresh i arlislo l itfinc )(1< .|||(| holidays with Chicken??. Phone Irs. M H. Per of C.reenville. I Sl< s with her pa- I W C A POT- I A. o. SKTTLEMKYKR 5= |-1* neat an<l grocer- -j= I"* 11^6 bone for your ? * ** b?r?. O-tf.. I | n I = ' < b i t Trust & J Bank )iinln]>. President Savings I settling the "Three Wise search of the "Young Chris: the shepherds to whom the a peared. Under 'he leaders!: training of Mrs. Corpening t gram was eagerly prepared, terested manner in which the: folk entered into the prepar the exercises made the work Men" in noon session that tli< v an t,'" :?ml est ami kept ns all at the tiRol ap- attention while they gav. up ami impressive exercise, his pro- Mrs I'avseur. our \V ' The in- 'lent, made a motion at t *e voting the exercises to gi\e thes at ion of dies a rising vote of than of train- splendid program. ntsed iiir?*r- f,.r height of _ ? their very James Porter, of W arrived tins morning VI r presi holidays at home, ho .dose nf j (. SfUV<.? rira(1(., ><ni!ip la |,oniP f,)r Christmas, ks for the _ Misses Annie and Ri UlfgUi offord rnllocp. KA!\C AS I to sp?*nd tlip I student. ia at ^^UtOIXl Trucks nth Rovvell aro ip I ??? *.<-? 4 > 1JIU5 ZE kk. K. r. i iobiles 1 > and | ' ? ?. = \:itinli;i J. AT. Cherry, Vice-Pros S. H. Spencer, Viet < ieo. A. W. Moiirc, Manager Ins. I>( 1 I'ninii Hank Hiiiltlinir I 5, J22 -Pres. Beach, Cashier SS 'partmeut. jjj= i ?o<-k Hill. S. C. = I inp very interesting indec Royal Ambassadors showed Jiplric of a loyal soldier in up their part, for besides hnv ^Bone short week in which t< their parts and practice, their number were sick anr tutes had to be made, even Last meet in p. but not one tim ><l. The 'I hree yo'on wnnioti fi the true Creek ehur? h. two of wh< Kettint? the program. became so ii inn only this work, that they aski 3 learn next quarterly meet in c hf some of tn the Heaver Creek eh I suhsti-j gladly accepted their kin< at the invitation, o did we The closing session was "otm lloavor at home for the holul, m wcro on throp. ntorostoil in "* ? o,l .hat .ho G,,n,m 11aw,home. . with then. urch. Wo | Clyde Beckham Is he 1 an,l eager | vj||e t() Hpen,j the hoi ' a very fit Ned Gregory came ays from Win- J X 1 aciu of Mooresville. ? , Lancaster. ^re from Hartsidaya. ? in yesterday ? ^0^^ * I'lllllllllllllllllll - ? -- o iiiniitimiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiKiiiHiiiiiiHiiiiii ?$?<$? <( c\m*A iiiiHiHiHiiimniimiiimw 1 near, wo ytii have to ?ive it use tryiiiR. we can't have il this is what we heard. "I'll part and do the best I can.' not the amount of practice bad but the pure determlna to give up that helped the up. no itng one for such a progi t." Huf had had. Mrs. Pavseur p take his | gave all an opportunity " It wan what manner the meeting ? they her. We were glad to h tton not spoke, but especially did m carry ate the earnest words of ram as we irom r urman universi resided and holidays. to tell in -?" . , . . . Tom Fi*nderburk had helped A ,, . Horton. students at ear all who . ? ? , lejre, N. C.. are at 1 we appreel- .... 1 holidays, our youQK Miss Guy Skipper, a "Terse college. Spartan and Leifthton Y Davidson col- T ????? home for the tudent at Con- Y bursr. arrived i UUldUU LANCASTER'S l/(UUU LEADING STORE? I i Tuesday to spend the I her mother. Mrs. E. E Misses Laura Gilb Ida Mr now. Evelyn Williamson. Myrtle l| and Caroline Porter. Carnes and Lily McM bet. Mildred Ferjiusor holidays with j t. Skipper. Y T ort Williams, i Albert a , I<ee i Mary Klliott j mil anv.s, Iva N'is1, (Mpo Sowell.'Y /eTh; ankY ? -^4 ou | t, ^ pH neien macKey, camo ing from Winthrop. children are spend 1: uhw with the parents of tt Mrs. H. H. Scott 1 morning for Atlanta in this morn-, A T Thomson and nfi Christmas ?* te former in A eft Wednesday j where she will! A At this glad Xmas sc ffrir?nds and fiistnmcrs ason we wish to thank ou for their natronaere. sur , H 1 This is Xmas ti<h terminatie and prosp We are ; ' an unusually Merry ' because it marks the >11 of an unusually happy eroils year. grateful to you who have spend Christmas with Cantzon Moore atu Moore are expected holidays. R. E. Wylie is visit ter. Mrs. William Cald j ington, D. C. * > r? r*_? %. i her mothe-. ! 1 Mr. Paul R. ? !> home for the 4 j* <> ing his (laugh- ^ ^ Iwell. in Wash- 4 ! i port and good wishes. \ continue in business. W< heartily, and sincerely, ^ ^ A* A M ^ 1 . ^ WW. r n 7 i Vithout those wo could nc e thank each one of you mos and assure you of our gres -i noi 1. r? 4.1 :: IJ been instr prosperity H. , We are tunity we IK to lieli) ad umental in adding to our grateful for each opporhave had and may have d to vours. |.ni?. iv. v. Druwn u her niece. Miss Virgil Atlanta. Judge Ernest Mooi after several weeks a Dorothy Moore is ei Important Me The Lancaster cou an an ner guest t lia Proctor, of *8* re is at home jP baence. Mlaa ^ tpected today ^ >etiiifr. J nty delegation Y A A upprcciuuuii. ror me tinuanee of your valued m Hil far >\ t* a?a iur iuc cui patronage. . 01 J Qjj in the general aasemb ; open meeting at the < noon on Monday, Jan all persons having s rnmm^m make as to needed 1< . requested to he presei W. P. Hi For the T M UI1 ly will have an 1-4 II court houae at A * m * w . 3. 1921. and J UKicestlona to I'gialHtio.i are T f it. 1 H; OIUNSON*. Delegation. [pure % icn y, mcrr) appy, Prosp< TO r ^nnsunas i erous New \ am: anu a. fear I J Bi. m. nu Real Estate iuiilj * Broker | , S. C. <