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"Mrs. M. L. Kay of Columbia, S. C. *
rs visiting at the home of Mr. J. W. 5
rSunrxah.
?Jbpt. and Mrs. J. 0. McCelvey of I
: Hjfcf.Tsmrick, spent Sunday in Mt. Car- v
vraiih Mr. and Mrs. P.. L. McCel"
wey. ^
Sir. JSraith Scott has been quite ill f
Ifor ajfew days. We are glad to know n
i le was 5ome better today. p
iMr. and Mrs. Bradley Morrah andi^
sofctb- ISessie, spent Thursday in Ab-' c
cievSSte.
Miss Gladys Tarrant returned
T?t>me Sunday from a pleasant visit
:.*a> Greenwood, S. C. if
Me. and Mrs. J. D. Cade, Miss tl
-Jslia Cade and Master J. D. Cade,
Jr., motored to Anderson Tuesday
'mda Abbeville. tl
Miss Lurae Cade and Mr. Ollie
"'Watson motored to Anderson Tues
Jay to see the ball game.
Mrs. Lura (Jade, 01 LiiSDon, ua.,
spent several days with Mr. J. D.
-aCflAfr And family last week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Harlinj spent s
* Thursday in Abbeville, S. C.
Mrs. Monnie Floyd, Miss Reba'
Wells and Mr. Merryn Wells spent lie
"nurrsday in Abbeville, S. C.
Quite a number of candidates vis- *
:ited Mt. Carmel the past week. *
Messrs Dacus and Sam McCain *
wre in Mt. Carmel Thursday after- *
noon.
Mr. Josh Bradley, of Troy, was in *
Mt. Carmel one day last week. He
is a. candidate for Treasurer for Mccormick
county. S
Mr. Lawrence Kester, misses Dei- i ?-<
fie Hester and Tee Paschal spent I
.Thursday in Anderson.
Mr. D. G. McNier has gone to An- tl
?derson for a while. b
^Misses Susie Patterson and Reba "
"Wefir represented Mt. Carmel at the
' / Young People's Union at Troy, Fri- ^
??lay evening and Saturday. cj
Jfr. Smith, of Washington, Ga.,
-and Miss Maggie Knox, who is visitin
Danburg, Ga., spent a short w
i^dme in _Mtr. Carmel Thursday.
It .is very dry in and around Mt.
'CnanneL Farmers are about up with e,
iheir work until it rains.
Mi. Joe Gibert and daughter, Miss
4Tarrie Mary, spent the week-end in
i the jje&anon neighborhood. A
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On Real Estate. T1
land one-fourth mile fr
^bargain.
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Mrs. J. W. Boyd and little Irene,
etuvned home Wednesday from a j
isit to Due West, S. C., where they <
,1 tended the graduating recital of I
?iss Sara Boyd.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Cade and Mrs.
-ura Cade spent Thursday in Ab >eil!e.
Last Saturday afternoon the Fancy
Vork Club was entertained by Mrs.
I. S. Cason, in her usual charming
lanner. The hours passed very
leasantly and before the close of
he afternoon, delicious cream and
ake was served.
That man has truly reached the limt
of perfection who fully deserves
he good opinion he has of himself.
Women are ever better or worse,
han men.
Love is repaid by being loved. Love
hat comes to all, levels all.
A boy is handicapped frorp tne
tart if his father has no backbone.
When a tnan swallows his pride it
> very apt to impair his indigestion.
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WASH-DAY HINT. *
*
Borax, generously combined with
ood soap, is nature's greatest'
leanser.
The borax must be combined with
le soap in the proportion of one part
orax to three parts soap. Impossible
l bar soap.
The only way to put in that much
orax is in the form of borax soap
hips. ,
Two pounds of borax soap ihips,
hich costs 25c, will go as far as 50
orth of bar soap, and soap powder. |
Borax Soap Chips makes the work
asier and the clothes cleaner, too!
"20 Mule Team Borax Soap Chips"
re sold by your leading grocers.?
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O LEND
lirty-one Acre Tract $
'om city limit, a real ij;
every other form of |
uNCE & TRUST CO. |
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McCORMICK.
Rev. and Mrs. N. G. Ballenger
Pauline and Clarabeth Ballenger, o;
Seneca, spent the week-end here witl
Mr. and' Mrs. J. S. Strom.
Mr. Frank Branck, Jr., is spendinf
teh week-end here with relatives anc
friendS.
Miss Corrie Vaughn of Augusta, ii
visiting the Misses Caroll.
Miss Ruby Anderson, of Calhour
Falls, spent last week-end here wit!
Miss Mayme Patterson.
Mr. R. C. Thurmond has returnee
to his home in South Port, N. C.
Mr. Otway Henderson and Mr
James Miner attended the reunion o1
the Confederate Veteranh at Rocl
Hill.
Mr. Ellis Huguley of Anderson
spent the week-end here with his par
ents.
The musical entertainment, whicl
was held at the school auditoriun
Friday evening, was quite a success
About thirty-five dollars was realizec
which will go for the Methodisi
piano fund.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Welch of Col
umbia, were visitors here last week
During their stay here the people
presented Mr. Welch with a silver]
cup as a token of their appreciatior
of his efforts in behalf of McCormicl
County.
LONG CANE.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Bosler anc
little one's of Townville community
spent the week-end with Mr. and Mn
W. D. Beauford.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stewart anc
children, spent a few days of lasl
week in Lowndesville with relatives.
Mr. Shelton Beauford and sister
Miss Eppie Beauford, spent a few
days of last week in Bethia communi
ty with friends and relatives.
Mr. Arthur Botts, and his new
bride of the mill village, spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. T. H
Botts and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Simpson , anc
children, spent a. few days of lasl
week near Lowndesville with rela
tives.
A good many from this community
went to Townville Wednesday on t
big fishing trip. They caught a goo<
many fish and their picnic dinnei
and fish fry was delicious.
Misses Mary Rudisail, Fannie Ma<
Stevenson, lone Stevenson, and Evi
and Estelle Finley were the guests a
thp home of Mr. and Mrs. W. D
Beauford Saturday. These younj
ladie? are charming and their Hsit
are alwaysjenjoyed.
Mrs. Li. r. mniey spent saturaa?
in the city with Mrs. J. M. McKellar
The farmers are all up with thei:
work now until it rains, as it is si
dry. They would be delighted to se<
a nice rain soon.
Mr. W. H. Beauford and Mr. J. M
McKellar spent last Sunday eveninj
with Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Beauford.
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could be is yours to
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you buy some Prince
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t Prince Albert gives
you every tobacco satisfaction
your smoke!
appetite ever hankered
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it's made by a patented
process that cuts out
bite and parch! Prince
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. Bay Prine Albert every- rette c
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tint, 10c; handsome poand mit pp
and half-pound tin humidor*?and?that
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- . BE A GOOD FORGETTER. \
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r Life is too short to remember the e
y things that would prevent one's doe
ing one's best.
"Forgetting the things that are be- I
hind I press forward," said a brave I
' old man in the first century. t
? Uusually old men live largely in r
the future. 1<
He was a good forgetter. r
Many of us fail because we do not
forget. We remember our failures
and they hamper us. We remember t
, our victories and they make us vain._f
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Ve remember our enemies and frit- wr<
er away valuable time trying to get kee
ven with them. But? ma
The successful man forgets.
He knows the past is irrevocable, f*
le lets the dead past bury its dead. *t
le ia in too much of a hurry to at- 6
end $he funeral of his hopes.' He is j
unning a race. He cannot afford to <
ook behind. His eye is on the win- k
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The magnanimous man fjrgets.
He is too big to let little things dis- 1
orb him. He forgets quickly and ma
orgets easily. If anyone does him a a n
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sps sweet It is only your small^H
n who cherishes a low revenge?^H
an Indian: The Indian never for-H
s and because he is forever wanfc-B
to pay somebody back he neverfl|
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3c a forgetter.
Bigness dictates it and?
Success demands it. Ifl
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