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Mt. Carmel, April 30.?Misses ,
Elizabeth and Emily Mae Hester 1
have been complimenting their
friends with delightful rides in their .
handsome car.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McNier of
Willington, atttended the Union j
meeting last Sabbath. j
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Quattlebaum,
and Mr. and Mrs. Patterson of Troy, j
spent last Wednesday in Mt. Carmel
with Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Harling. !
Mrs. W. R. Powell of Williamston, i
Miss Jener Boyd, Dr. Walker and
Miss Christie Walker passed through 1
Mt. Carmel Saturday enroute to the
home of Miss Boyd, where they spent !
the week-end. ]
Dr. and Mrs. P. K. Black, Mrs. T. ]
B. Frazier, Misses Dora and Flor- !
ence Black spent a few hours in <
Monterey with Mrs. Mamie Lanier,
Kitchen walls si
always be pa
Every housewife loves
kitchen. But with steaming
sizzling grease and soot fi
range, how can you keep a
kitchen if the walls car
washed ?
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with soap and water.
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j and sanitary and because it {
which dirt does not adhere,
black and white) to select from.
shelving, furniture and all inter
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last Tuesday afternoon. <
Mrs. Nannie Harkness, Miss Sarah i
Un.Uinoo Mica Vnmrip. Knox and i
UOXA<?VO0) Mtww ^""OD ?
Mr. Whit Gilliam spent Sabbath with i
Miss Maggie Sutherland. t
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Cade and Mrs. *
L. E. Conner and little Martha spent J
Tuesday in Abbeville. (
Mrs. James. Hester and family are j
now enoying a fine Velie car, which
they recently purchased.
Mrs. P. K. Black, Miss Dora Black ,
and Mr. Floyd Black spent Tuesday J
in Abbeville. J
Mrs. Mary Smith spent Thursday ,
in Elerton. # ?
The many friends of Miss Edna i
Smith will regret to hear that she
is suffering with nervous prostration.
We hope she will soon be restored :
to health. J
The Union meeting held at the J
Baptist church in Mt. Carmel last J
Sabath was quite a pleasure for the J
Mt. Carmel people. Delegates from :
McCormick, Troy, Buffalo, and other i
churches were present. In the forenoon
Mr. Pickens preached an ex- ^
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atisfaction.
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four food, the Automati
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:ellent sermon, and then the meetng
adoumed to partake of a bountiful
dinner spread in the school buildng.
In the afternoon, interesting
mbjects were discussed by Messrs.
r. L. Huff of Willington, J. J. Mciellar
of Mt. Carmel, Dr. A. J. Bell J1
>f McCorraick, J. W. King of Troy,
ind others. The music was excel- "
TI rA 4-l> fix? will liovo I tr
?111/. TT C Iivyc wivj nut ?iu * w v*?v
neeting here again soon. J*'
Mr. George McKelvey spent the
ast week-end in Charleston with m
;ome college friends, who are to
eave soon for the army. 1.
Miss Carrie Mary Gibert of Calloun
Falls, spent Sabbath night in
ilt. Carmel with Miss Mary Paschal.
Between sixty and seventy gallons
>f whiskey was in the express office '.
n Mt. Carmel when the quart-a- dl
nonth law went into effect This
vhiskey was returned to the shippers
rhe majority of our people rejoice
hat no more can come, and whiskey tl1
ntended for Georgia can't be de- ?
ivered in South Carolina. : tV
Misses Emily Mae and Elizabeth J*
iester, Maggie Sutherland, Messrs.
Take Dixon and Lawrence Hester, r1
jpent Wednesday afternoon in Ab- ai
Seville. ?*
Mr. and Mrs. Baker Tarrant Miss
Reba Spearman and Mr. Arch Mil- ~
ler of Greenwood, spent Sabbath in bl
<lt. Carmel with Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
rarrant *
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Burnside, Miss "
Buraside and Mrs. Span Harris of &1
rroy, were among the visitors at
Lhe Union meeting last Sabbath.
Mrs. Boyce Norris and her sweet ~
little children of Atlanta, spent a "
few days with her parents, Mr. and .
Uapers Kiiey. Dr.
Sam Cade of Bordeaux, was
in town one day last week. jl
Dr. Mattison of McCormick, was a
visitor in Mt. Carmel Sabbath.
Miss Dora Black spent the week- R
and in Calhoun Falls.
The Matron's Sewing Circle was R
charmingly entertained last Tburs- r:
iay afternoon by Mrs. P. K. Black. F?
Quite a pleasant afternoon was spent ?
ay the ladies present. Delicious re
freshments were served by Miss
Dora Black. ,
HOW A DUKE ONCE 1 J*
EARNED SIXPENCE
Harper's Bazar for May contains t!
several good stories about the Duke h,
)f Norfolk, who died the other day. ^
Although the premier duke of Eng- m
and, and one of the richest men a,
ibroad, he was always very shabby hi
11 dress. One day when in Rome, an ^
American tourist caught him bv the
sleeve and said, "I have noticed you g
oafing about all the stations. Just <j;
nake yourself useful and put these n;
jags on my cab."
The Dolce did the work, and pock- w
ited a tip of sixpence with the w
words: ''Thank you, madam, it's je
lie first money I've ever earned in *>
ny life." ?
Mrs. J. H. McDill and Miss Louise jjj
HcDill are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J.
Eraser Lyon and other relatives in bi
Columbia this week. hi
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A LETTER FROM DOTE.
abvUl, mundy nite, Aprile 30.
deer editoral,?i heer you is gone:
ichoo toun and moove to the kun
y the reesin bein that the men ii
tun is now bin put to wurk and ai:
yin ter eskape by movin to the kun
le. that is wun reesin which in
:ed me to moove ter watts, i seec
ird times cummin fur ther toui
an and i sais ter miself Dote tail
p yore bed an walk ter watts, s. c
was up toun sattidy and i heari
1 bout it frum dix sonly. he sec
tat he hed bin visitin on greanvi
reat resintly and he foun the doari
: the Set back Kollig cloased witl
ie prisidint cuttin wood. I axet
x how the presodint was taikin tei
urk an he sais it is goin reethei
ird wiff him. he sais that the prisi
nt sais that enny man which sail
lat he luvs ter wurk in a gardintii
lyre an a man which sais the moai
8 wurks in wun the moar he luvi
is ernuther lyre an a bigger wui
ten ther furst i goes up an seat
ter presidint miself at the emporun
a i finds him not verrie kummuni
ibal. he wood not say thet he wu
i ther gardint bizness but i fine:
lat he is a wood choparfrom wa;
ack. he is now gittin up at fiv*
rclock an cuttin two sticks of woo<
_ i J. -i. ii x :i
y Drecsiusu it a cam a uiav wn
rhite started the woodchoppin oi
reanvil streat and the wives on tha
Teat whitch seed Will wurkin pu
doun that the set-back Kollig mus
loas its doar8 and the fackulti
ike up woodchoppin.
wun of ther worst things i heeri
1 yore toun tho wus from, dix sonl;
>o. he tells me that wide bradli
as taiken ter wurk. now ised te
zzie when i got hoam sattidy nit
lat this staitment almoast made m
leeve that dix wus a lyre hissel
io he stated it ter mee as a plnml
ine-blank fack. now i know tha
ie pussun whitch succeaded in git
n wide ter work was sum hummei
bets that he kin fine moar thing
;r tauk him down toun and thei
ioar ter keap him doun toun whoi
e gits thar than enny of the wooi
aopars on greanyul streat. wil
arnwell sed that he seed wide a
ork in the gardint wiff a goes
eck hoe and i sposes that dix tol
letrewth. will sed it wus wun sit
sr sea wide try ter hoe wiff his lei
an backwards and he heddint bii
oin but bout a minnit when he tol
u in. u...i l:. a
ix o? uiauuc uuui> uio miv muu oiaj
a how ho kennot hold ter a ho lito
e Useter on long cain. i seed widi
>o an he sais tfier banks is needii
tore zammernations in an diirin o
le war then he. ever seed an h
idnt expict to git back hoam fu
igh on ter too or three weaks.
prisidint kerr sed tho that thi
hoal toun wood soon be doun a
ork. he sed that greanvul strea
id and that as soon as it was on
iat the men on this leedin strea
us chopin and hoing in ther gar
ints that oholly brown and dr. nife:
id dr. nickls an all the men on th<
ither streats speshully main, woo<
3 bying axes and hoas an i woo<
gar the soun of axes earlie in thi
ornin clean out ter watts if i woe
op milkin the cowb an lissen good
i sed that all wer standin behin
ter presodint. I gess it is so as
ted Dr. Nickles wurkin as i cum
a hoam wif his wife bossin him ii
hat he was doin.
well crops air pitched and th<
tens air also but it doo seem to mi
iat a leen gits by faster this yee
lan i ever seed it. a man do no
ive any chanct atawl with the h
rices of vittals. i bleeve i wooi
ive munny by gittin sum of m;
rends in the cote hous eaven at thi
kit Uttjr bu uuioc my iivm ouu ujr u<
ish an let the leen go. ' i wisht yoi
ood see dix and tell him i am 01
le grand juri^ and see what h
links beat it tell him he kin le
te kno when i cams ap next wea]
> inspect his offis.
hoapin that the war will soon b
aver that there will be a full cro;
f peeches an blackberries and tha
ater mellons will git ripe earlie,
m yourn as evar,
Dote.
nusepaiper coraspondint.
LLIES TRUST AMERICA
BEYOND NEED OF TREAT!
Complete understanding of Ameri
a's attitude in the war?unreserve
^operation in the fight of democrs
y against the German military men
ce without entangling political alii
nces?was expressed Dy Foreig
[inister Balfour, head of the Brit
ih war commission, in a statemen
ist week to newspaper correspor
ents.
"I am told/' said Mr. Balfoui
that there are some doubting critic
rho seem to think that the object o
le missions of Great Britain an
ranee is to inveigle the Unite
tates out of its traditional polic
nd to entanble it in a formal all;
nee, secret or public, with Eurc
ean powers. I can not imagine an;
amor with less foundation, nor ca:
imagine any policy so utterly ur
ecessary. Our confidence in th
Bsistance which we,are going to ge
rom this community is not base
pon such considerations as thos
phich arise out of formal treaties."
The foreign minister's statemen
as officially said to have been mad
3 a result of hit conferences durin
le past few days with Presiden
/ilson and1 Secretary Lansing. I
as generally regarded as disposini
nally of suggestions in some quai
:rs that the United States might b
sked to sign a treaty not to mak
separate peace.
TViia Tiraa on avanffnl rlov fnr fVl
ritish commissioners, marked by i
earty welcome to France's illustri
us war commission and the deliv
ry to Ambassador Spring-Rice o
merica%s first loan to the allies
200,000,000.
Mr. Balfour lunched today witl
ie Italian ambassador, spent part o:
ie afternoon at the treasury de
artment with Secretaiy McAdoi
id was entertained at dinner at th<
ritish embassy where a receptioi
^tended by the diplomatic corpj
id high American omciaia xonowed
The foreign minister received th<
swspaper men during the day, a
le residence where he is entertain
i as the guest of the nation.
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