The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, August 01, 1917, Page THREE, Image 3
LETTER FROM F. A. CARWILE j
Maude, Willie and George, child-'
ren of Mr. P. T. Alewine, are sick
with typhoid fever. 'Tis hoped theyj
will soon be restored to their usual
health. Mrs. Sallie Clinkscales isj
helping to nurse them.
Ernest Getsinger had the misfor-j
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tune to cut off three of his finge:
while splitting stove wood last We
nesday. Dr. Pressly was called
see him.
R. 0. McAdams spent a week vi
iting relatives and friends near Di
West. He is a fine hand to talk i
a dinner.
J. T. Ware of Due West, was
Vly Faithful Servai
is never cranky, never la;
serves them on the minut
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rs'our community Wednesday. He has!]
d- a fine prospect for corn on Little ^
to; River and believes in raising everything
for home consumption. I have
s-1 been told his father was a fearless ]
le soldier in the Confederate war. J <
ip! Mrs. Lizzie Carwile and Miss Ola (
Ola Winn were up to see us last <
in [ week and attended the meeting at
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Litde River Saturday. Hope they
will come again soon.
At this writing, July 26th, we are
needing rain, especially crops that
ire advanced. We will have to put
aur trust in that higher power, the
source from which all blessings come
It has been too dry with us to plant
:he fall crop of Irish potatoes. Hope
t will soon rain so we can plant for
:hey are a great help in the winter
ind spring.
Protracted meeting closed at Litile
River Saturday, July 21st. Several
joined and the meeting may be
continued Friday before the third
Sunday In August.
Protra.cted meeting is being held,
it Bell's this week. Rtv. B. M. Robertson
is. assisting the pastor. He is
i former pastor and always hits
;quare from the shoulder and calls a
ipade a spade.
Ralph Crawford left for Tuxedo,
tf. C., last week, where he will work
.'or his uncle, Mr. Joe Bell. Joe is
in ideal man and so is Ralph. We
vish him much success.
Marion Pratt left for Columbia!
ast wee;* where he will make his
lome in the future.
Protracted meeting begins at First (
Hreek on the third Sunday in August!
The Saluda Association meets with
he First Baptist Church of Anderion
July 31st. Nothing preventing
ve expect to attend its meetings.
L. S. Carwile received a letter
'rom Mr. Reit Wilson, a former resilent
of this county, but now lives in
fackson, Ga., in which he isaid that
hey had had no rain in three months
ind crop prospects were indeed
gloomy. "Paul may plant and Apolos
may water, but God alone can
;ive the increase," is a true saying.
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rrotractea meeting utigms m. omoh
the first Sunday in August. Rev.
I". J. Stevenson will assist the pastor,
lev. W. S. Martin. Go for the goodi
md not the bad and get all the good
rou can. As I am neither a Presbyerian
nor an A. R. P. I generally
;ay and write it Sunday. Hard mater
to learn an old dog new tricks
md especially if they are good ones.
Some one seems to think that afer
the U. S. drafts a soldier he can't
>e forced to go across the water uness
he wants to. Here is my opinion,
fou did not want to register but you
lid and if you are chosen you wiU
valk the gang plank the same way.
n time of war no questions are ask:d
and there is very little difference
>etween the freedom of man and a
lumb brute but I believe the latter
las one on him in its favor.
T ~ J 4-Vi -rv-? nvrio(Vfl nf !
1 imVC I1UUCCU. U1C liian/agv vx
liss Annie Cochran to Thomas F.
Jlack, which calls to memory an inident
in which Tom was one of the
>arties. We were at school and the;
eacher asked the question, whose
ime it was to go for water when
?om in a great hurry, said "Tommy
ifcCarter and Tommy McBlack's."
If you have a good crop of melons
ell somebody about it for such kindy
deeds with others lise them will
,dd stars to your crown and there is
10 danger of your having too many.
,et us know about your Elbertas,
md use your tongue and phone for
rhat is the use to pay $16.00 per
rear to no advantage. Act the part,
>f the good Samaritan one time in
rour life and start at once.
Mrs. Juie sutnenana is not ?u
veil at this writing. She has beenj
mwell nor qiute a while and "Godj
ules inia mysterious way his won-j
lers to perform and as the heavens
,re above the earth so are His ways'
ibove ours." j
C. A. Suber went to Anderson on
donday to have his machine repaired
Joe P. Anderson and B. Bowen
vent to Abbeville Thursday. Theyj
lave both been drafted and are liable
o be called f.monR the first. The
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mng tnai. maKes war su u uci lO 1/1XC4 V
i takes the flower of our country at
he beginning.
George Anderson came by his old
lome last week on his way to Aiken.
le has a government position.
Good rains have fallen all around;
is, but we have riot have a season yet
t rains on the unjust?now and
hen.
Mr. P. W. Burns of Little River,,
rns in our section last week selling
t book leading to the causes of the'
iresent war.
Young man if you are sound and I
lealthy, go on and volunteer in some
>ranch of the army before you artj
Irafted for then your privilege ends.
The fruit crop is very good in our J
ertion " id we are proud of it for
i is- a great help in this lonely world, j
Wc t*i*i* indebted in Hon. Wyatt,
Uken for a copy of the Corigressionil
I'i');*rapl ic,; I Directory from 1774
o 1911. , It is a source of valuable
information and gives a biography of
ill Sen;>tor; and Representatives who
erve:l up to that time. When I
irai'l :'.ny'l;:;i!.v done I call on Hon.
Vyall .kc.i *n?! he attends to it ar.
111 cc. iV\ . C-'nlinitk will do well if
,o I'M . ,??} > as long as he rliil.,
fe In a? j'I^ o sent us a map of the war
:i V.\v ; i! (> .' which we return our
-ru -v.-} i:*? for each of them.
Vr.m :* " ' ' o ' vi';cmI is ah out as
Dr.;: as v'f- tan well rem amber.
7: v : :: V,"etl.!y TVcps an I Runner
t..*.0 nc-r ?ubsc:ibc? now!
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and the sc
impassable
somebody'i
to be cold
Unless tra
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and clothir
reach the s
The south
soldiers dur
A vote for
a vote for
trench.
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Long Cane, July 30.?The fan
in this community are very tfr an
over the nice rains which fell du
the past week. Their crops are 1
ing fine.
Miss Mary Erwin of Bethia, s
last week with Miss Eppie BeauJ
Mrs. John Wright and childre
near Lowndesville, spent a few
of last week with Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart.
Mrs. Shelley White spent Sui
evening with Mrs. Clarnece Simj
The little son of Mr. and Mrs
S. Bosler was accidentally bu
Saturday morning, hut we are
to report that he is setting a
nicely at this time and it is sinci
hoped that he will soon be well.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Prennan
Misses O'Dell Sutherland and V
TVennan of Greenwood, and M
Nina and Linnie Beauford spent I
<lay with Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Bo
Mr. John Stewart of Cold Spr
spent Thursday with Mr. and
Karl Stewart.
Miss Nina Beauford spent a
days of last week with Mr. and
W. S. Bosier.
Misse? Ev;t and Estcllc Finley
Mary Ervvin spent the week-end
Miss Allie Bcauford.
v'1j?
are in the tren- J
ecember, and I
i m
;rn roads are i
snow and ice, I
)uthern roards 1
with red clay J
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-? K/\tt l r? /y/mv%/v
^ uvy la gumg
and hungry. |
nsportation is |
nunition, food I
lg will neverjl
;oldiers boy. M
must feed the' 1
1 " *!
ins the winter. I
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good roads is |1
the boy in the Jf
Good Roads 3
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Publicity Campaign. j
ertisement)
s people of Abbeville county
newspaper they have ever
banner Company will after
lis paper as a semi-weekly,
g out each Tuesday morni
each Friday morning. The
1 remain at $1.50 per year.
3 Press and Banner Co.
V V! Mr. Clarence Simpson has the symV.pathy
of the community in the illV
ness of his father.
^ ! Mr. Julius King has returned home
^ ^ i from Columbia.
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rners GIRLS ! WHITEN SKIN
ikful WITH LEMON JUICE
iring
??k- Make a Beauty Lotion for a Few
Cents to Remore Tan, Freckles,
Pent Sallowness.
"ord.
n Your grocer has the lemons and
days any drug store or toilet counter will
Earl supply you with three ounces of orchard
white for a few cents. Squeeze
ndayjthe juice of two fresh lemons into a
)son.: bottle, then put in the orchard white
W. janci shake well. This makes a quar
rned" {cr pint of the very best lemon skin
glad whitener and complexion beautifier
long known. Massage this fragrant,
srely creamy lotion daily into the face,
neck, arms and hands and just see
an(l how freckles, tan. sallowr.ess, redness
iolet ..n,j vouufhness disappear and how
isses smooth, soft and clear the skin beSun
eomes. Yes! It is havmles, and the
s'er> beautiful results will surprise you.
ings,|_Adv.
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