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I;- V MT. CARMEL.
S Mt. C arm el, Jan. 16.?Mr. D. W.
Harling returned home Saturday
from a ten days visit to his daughter
Mrs. Frank Stevenson\of Helena, Ga
B Misses Edna and Corinne Smith
Vir>mo loaf HfnnHov frATrt a
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ffi delightful visit to Elberton, Ga.
0 Misses Nannie Lou Curtis and
Ruby Smith, Messrs. Arthur Smich
1 and Raymond Wells spent the week
end in Georgia with Mrs. Henry
f Dun o way.
2 Miss Emily Mae Hester entertainI
ad quite a number of her friends in[
formally last Saturday evening. An
I elaborate five course supper was
served. Among those present were:
Misses Carrie McCelvey, .Maggie
Sutherland, Gladys Tarrant, Maggie
(Knox and other young ladies, also
Messrs. Ben Sutherland, George McCelvey,
C. E. Williamson, Lawrence
!' Hester and others.Mr.
Lawrence Conner spent Wednesday
morning in McCormick.
Miss Pickens Tarrant leaves MonOPERA
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day to resume Her studies at Cox s
College, College Park, Ga. c
Messrs. Frank Stuart and Fred
Black spent a few days in Mt. Car- y
mel the past week at the home of *
Dr. and Mrs. P.'K. Black.
Mr Dpfln and Miss Sophronia J
Dean returned home Friday from a
very pleasant visit to friends and
relatives in Columbia and Charleston.
Dr. P. K. Black is driving a brand
new Ford now, even if the roads are
, bad.
Messrs. T. E. Leard and J. H.
Chiles of Troy, were business visitors
in Mt. Carmel Monday.
Mrs. T. B. Frazier spent the past
week in Monterey with her aunt,
Mrs. Mamie Lanier.
Miss Isabel Boyd and Messrs.
James and Samuel Boyd spent the
week-end in Sharon with Miss , Sara 1
Harkness. v *
Messrs. Sturkey and McCain of
McCormick, were business visitors
to Mt Carmel Monday.
Mr. Ben Sutherland of Anderson,
spent Saturday night and Sabbath
morning in Mt. Carmel with home
folks.
Mrs. Minnie u. waison reiumcu
I home Wednesday from the Anderson 1
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lelighted to have her home again. ^
Mr. T. E. Rivers of Greenwood, S
va3 a business visitor in Mt Cannel y
Monday.
Little Gladys Scott has been quite
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11 witn tne measies, dui WC oi c Kiau | Qjj
? state that she is very much bet- sc
;er now. v ta
Capt. and Mrs. James McCelvey pr
>f McCormick, spent Sabbath vritn
heir parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. L.
ilcCelvey.
Mt. Carmel had another sensation
he past week in a mad goat It was
ritten the same night the mule was M
)itten. The goat was killed before
iny damage was done. T<
Mrs. Lucretia Paschal accompaned
by Mr. M. T. Wells, went to Co- M
umbia last Monday in response to
i telegram stating that Capt. Disibut T1
Tackson, her grandson by marriage,
eas critically ill. A later telegram A|
tnnounced his death. Mr. Wells re.urned
home Wednesday, but Mrs. de
?aschal is still in Columbia with her E]
rranddaughter, Mrs. Jackson, who g,
s critically ill with pneumonia in the
Baptist Hospital in Columbia. The jt
lews of Capt. Jackson's death was e]
i shock and a grief to his many
'riends here, where he is well known
tnd loved. He has often visitea mi. jj
3armel, and each visit would endear
limself more to the people of Mt.
]armel. The family nave the deep- jj,
sst sympathy of our little town, and ^
ve all hope that Mrs. Jackson will
loon bt restored to health. je
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John White leaves Friday for ^
Portsmouth, where he goes on busi- ^
less for the S. A. L. . ]a
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IIDES?HIDES?Bring them here a|
if you want highest cash prices and di
true weights. We buy all kinds of 8f
hides. Maxwell's Market * tf. .
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FOR SALE?Pure Georgia Cane
Syrup at wholesale, in barrels and
cans, direct from the farm. Write j
for prices. W. H. Davis, Augusta,
Ga. 1-3-13. a
rOR SALE?A few good plug mules
and horses. The L. W. White Co. at
1-17-tf. a'
'OR SALE?Cheap, several second- 111
hand Ford cars m good condition.
The L. W. White Co., 1-17-tf. $
7OR SALE?Several second-hand ^
automobiles. Various makes, all
bargains. Courtney Wilson's Garage.
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MONEY?Selling our beautiful
line of fancy and staple wash fa- w
brics. Exceedingly enjoyable n<
Work. No money required. Ex- o'
perience unnecessary. Our goods
are in demand?our prices low. w
Our representatives are enthusias- ta
tic over the results. Secure your
territory now before it's taken. K
Write for particulars immediately cc
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Textile Co., 29413 Broadway,
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Due West, Jan. 16.?On last Friiy
evening, Jan. 12, Due West High
hool gave a very interesting enterinment
which was enjoyed by all
esent.
Program.
Joint Meeting of Adelphian and
ikanian Literary Societies.'
Invocation.
Address of Welcome by President,
iss Mildred Nance (Nikanian.)
Reading?The Pie?Miss Edith
>dd (Adelphian.)
Essay?The Education of Travel?
iss Alice Agnew (Nikanian.)
Declamation?The New South?
leodore Boyce (Nikanian.) ^
Essay?Our Southland? Barron
?new (Adelphian.)
Debate?'Resolved, That the Presimt
of the United States Should Be
ected for-a Term of Six Years and
i Ineligible to Re-election.
Affirmative (Nikanian.) Misses
ilia Kennedy, Jean Moffatt, Julia
ilis, Hattie Agnew.
Negative, (Adelphian) Misses Josie
ance, Marion Jay, Jean McDill,
oward Agnew.
Marshals: (Nikanian) Miss Sarah
ullinax, Ligon Young. (Adelphian)
igene Wilson, Miss Gertrude Had>n.
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The dates of the setai-annuai cebrations
of both the Philomathean
id Euphemian Literary Societies
ive been changed. The Philomaean
has been changed from the
st Friday night in January to the
st Friday night in February, and
fe Euphenmian from the second
riday night in February to the third
riday night.
Erskine will have no inter-collegic
basketball this season. It was
icided last Spring to drop this
iort indefinitely.
Electric light fixtures were placed
i the Euphemian literary society
ill last week.
Prof. L. C. Galloway spent last
eek end in Atlanta with Mrs. Galway
and little son.'
Dr. Bell has been right sick for
week or so, has been unable to
ractice.
Mrs. J. R. Winn is on the sick list
; this writing.
Mr. Joe Young has been c. shut
. for several days with Lagrippe.
Many children as well as grown
}s have measles in and around Due
rest and Lagrippe is taking its
trough, not slighting but very few
>mes as it goes. ' ' *
Rev. Swope filled his regular ap>intment
at the Baptist church
ibbath afternoon, a large crowd
as present to hear his- interesting
id instructive discourse.
The Woman's Missionary society
ill meet at the Baptist church on
ixt Thursday afternoon at three
clock. %
Mrs. Jno. W. Ellis is spending a
hile with Dr. Mark Ellis at Founiin
Inn, S. C.
Mrs. Dr. Wideman and Mrs. Ada
ennedy were called to Troy on ac>unt
of the serious illness of Mrs.
own. . .< >.
Mr. S. A. Boyce of New Edinburg,
rk., spent a few days in Due West
icently the guest of his brother.
Mrs. M. B. Clinksciales is very sick
; this writing.
Mr. Stone, who has been in charge
the electric light plant, has reined
and Mr. J. P. Robinson is now
charge.
Mr. Jim Caldwell and his family
ere in Due West last Friday afterton
enjoying a ride in his brand
iw automobile.
Mr. and Mrs. William Addison is
ending some days in Due West,
e guest of Mrs. Sallie Addison.
Miss Louise Smith returned to
!r home in Troy, Tenn., after a
sit to friends in Due West. /
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Long Cane. Jan. 1?L?Mrs. W. D.
iauford ana daughter, Miss Allie,
ent Friday evening with Mrs. W.
v Bosler.
Mr. Evans Hunt was a visitor to
e city Thursday.
miss uaary minon 01 neamoni, is
ending a few days with Mr. and
rs. Evans Hunt.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Hill and childn,
of near Lowndesville, spent Fri.y
and Saturday with Mr. and Mrs
A. Ellis.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wright of near
twndesville, Spent last Wednesday
itlTMr. and Mrs. J. A. Ellis.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Botts and
mily from Abbeville, have moved
this community. We welcome
em.
Mr. and Mrfc Roger Simpson and
mily have moved near Abbeville.
Misses Clara and lone Beauford
ent last Sabbath with Mr. and Mrs
. S. Bosler.
Mr. and Mrs. John Simpson and
mily of Fonville community, have
Dved to this section. We welcome
em.
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uar. xi. u. otevenson spent, iusl
lesday with Mr. Luther Clamp.
THE BOOK CLUB.
The regular meeting of the Book
ub, to have been held this morning
Mrs. J. F. Miller's, has been postned
indefinitely.
NEWS FROM ATLANTA.
Mr. J. Allen Smith and Mr. A. M.
ixrztnf rwroT +/-i Atlanta Sntiirdav
ght to visit Miss Mamie Lou Smith,
iio is in a hospital in that city revering
from a nervous breakdown,
iss Mamie Lou's friends will be
ad to know that she is on the road
recovery and hopes soon to be
>me.
NOTICE
CITY REGISTRATION.
The City Books of Registration
e now open for registration of
alified electors, and will remain
en until April 1st, 1917, at the
ice of the City Clerk.
T. G. PERRIN, Registrar.
Jan. 16, 1917. 17-2
THE SAILOR'S PRAYER.
Now I lay me down to sleep,
I pray the Lord my soul to lceep. V
1 trust that no sailor will take
My shoes or sox before I wake.
Lord please guard me in my slumber
And keep my hammock ana its num- '
ber, 1
May no clues or lashings break 1
And let me down before I wake;
Keep me safe within thy sight s
Ana grant no fire drills in the night.
And in the morning let me wake
Breathing the scent of a sirloin steak.
God protect me in my dreams
And make it better than it seems,
Grant that the time will swiftly fly
When. I myself, will rest on high ,
In a snowy feather bed, t
Where I long to rest my head; y
Far away from all these scenes,
And the smell of half baked beans; :
Take me back into the land\
Where they don't scrub down with ]
sand, ,
Where no demon typhoon blows.
Where the women wash the clotnes. <
God, thou knowest all my woes, l
Help me in my dying stress.
Take me back, I will promise then
Never to leave home agayi. j
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"'Mrs. F. E. Harrison entertained
the Bridge Club at a very pleasant 1
meeting lqst Friday at her home on 1
Trinity street The players included <
many guests and the evening passed
most pleasantly. Plates of delight- 1
ful salad were served at the close of ]
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Ford agency we hav<
the various model can
model runabout and
have been unable to g
ply the demand and
have these cars on ban
I received two big shi]
week.
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These will Lot be h
we have no idea when
immediate delivery a;
Full line of Ford pt
stock at all times.
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McCormick, Jan. 16.?Misa Louise
judwick, who is teaching school at
Vhite Tonw, spent the week-end ir>} f
lere with home folks.
Mr. P. H. Anderson of Waterloo,
pent several days Here \ with His a
laughter, Mrs. M. L. B. Sturkey. J
One Josh Bemsen, colored, who
rent to Philadelphia about two
nonths ago. was brought back here ;
lead Saturday night
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Hugaely of An- v
lerson, spent the. week-end here with
;he formers parents; Mr. and Bin.
N. G. Huguley. ~
Mr. Heyward Smith of Colombia, )
is visiting his parents here.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Tutt and son, J
j'rederick, went to GreehwoodV last / J
areek to see "The,Birth of a Nation"
Mrs. Hubert Smith and little Emerson,
from Batesburg, are visiting
lere at the home of her parents;
J4r. and Mrs. J. R. Brown.
Mr.' and Mrs. T. L. Edmonds have
returned to their home at Bordeaux ,
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[rum uieir weuum^ mur iy. tfoviouu*
rille and St. Augustine, Fla.
? The pupils of Mrs. J. W. Wilkma* i,
music class will have their recital at
;he school auditorium on Friday/
evening, Jan. 19th, at 8:80 o'clock. .
Mr. J. B. Harmon is spending some
lime in St Petersburg and Tampa, ' I
Fla
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