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Antreville, Nov. 10.?There hasjj
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been three deaths in Antreville in: ]
the last few days. Mrs. Jule Suth- \
erland died last Friday. Death was; j
inHcoH s> rplfpf to hpr for she had! i
been sick so long. However she was j s
patient in her suffering and was
ready to meet her God. j,
Mrs. Mac Hall passed away last | j
Saturday and Mrs. P. C. Suber on j ]
Monday night. These ladies have!
been sick for only a short time both j
being stricken with paralysis a few
days ago. They have looked to
Jesus as the author and finisher of .
their lives. May we not write "The j
End" at the last of their lives but' ^
"To be continued" for we feel sure j,
that it will be continued some day. (
This quotation form Bryant ex-j
presses wnai we wish lu any nwc. 1i
"So live, that when thy summons tj
come to join ]
The innumerable caravan that moves!
To that mysterious realm, H
Where each shall take !*
His chamber in the silent hall of^
death, : *
Thou go not, like a quarry slave at j
nicht. '
Scourged to his dungeon, but sus-l1
tained and soothed j,
By an unfaltering trust, approach ]
thy grave, '
Like one who wraps the drapery of '
his couch about him, i
And lies down to pleasant dreams." 1
We know that those who've gone j
before lie down to pleasant dreams. (
Mr. John Haddon of Spartanburg, <
spent last Sunday with Mr. Edd Bell. ;
Mrs. H. S. Seawright of Pendle
ton, and Miss Cleone Culler of Ked'
% Springs, S. C., are the guests of |
Mrs. Lawrence and Miss Lillis Car-j
wile.
The minstrel given at the school
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luditorium last Saturday from C
loun Falls, was very good. Eve
>ne enjoyed the music furnish
luring the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. E. N. McCarter
ind Mrs. John Bowen, Mr. and M
tf. B. Caldwell and son, Johnnie, s
Messrs. Ernest and Eugene McC
;er, Robt. Bowen, Elliot Stokes a
!^olan Bowen attended the fair
Calhoun Falls last week. All rep
i good time and a good fair.
Mrs. Lucy Pennell and sons, H
)ld and Dwight, spent Sunday v<
pleasantly with Mr. and Mrs. R.
ECeaton and family.
Misses Susie Stevenson and M
?aret Bradley spent the week-end
Abbeville with homefolks.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Clinksca
md Mrs. Huckabee of Lowndesvi
Mrs. Wilkinson, Miss Annie Bell I
tie, Mary Mann and Gertrude C
/ert of Abbeville, attended the fi
sral of Mrs. P. C. Suber last Mom
The Red Cross members and
:hose interested in the same j
isked to meet at the school hoi
Friday.
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Due West, S. C., Nov. 7?The I
West Fair last week was the
event of the season in this secti
[t took place in the Erskine camp
The exhibits in the different buildii
The large stage of the auditori
was massed with choice articles fr
the pantry, garden, orchard i
farm. Exquisite taste had been <
played in arranging these vari
exhibits. The Fair opened with
splendid address by Mr. Moffatt, c
lining its scope and interest.
The cattle, horses and chick
were exhibited in the back of
campus. The Woman's College ]
a fine exhibit in one section of
building. The Philomathean Hal
lower story, was known as "Fl<
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& Hall," with an array of beautiful
I? flowers and evergreens.
H Five hundred guests were served
Jj at dinner in the dining hall of the
3 college hall. The ladies of the towr
|?? furnished the dinner and served il
H at 25 cents a plate. The supply was
Jjf exhausted after two hours serving.
|U At 2:30 a patriotic demonstratior
H took place in the auditorium. The
?|? public school students marching, anc
H engaging in pantomime ,all dressed
g| in patriotic uniform. Mrs. J. S
jg Moffatt made an enthusiastic addresj
B from the standpoint of mothers, anc
H! urging conservation of our resour
SjS ces?lest "Hoover get you."
HI The public school gave contests ir
H the campus. An example of the bes
= methods of teaching took place ir
HI the Y. M. C. A. building, under th<
IS direction of Miss Mary Kennedy.
H "Blackton's soul stirring produc
tion, "womannooa, was given u
?jg Memorial Hall of the Woman's Col
& lege, that evening at 7:30. The hal
H was overcrowded and the crow<
B greatly pleased. The fair was unde
IB the supervision of the ladies society
and the different circles had certaii
{pj sections of the work. Mrs. R. C
HI Brownlee was general chairman
?H with able assistants. The ladie
cleared, net $284, for the new A. E
BE | P. church building. The premiur
Hg list which will be found in anome
Si.column of this paper, will give som
idea of the scope of the Fair.
|j? The services in the Due West A
^'R. P. church last Sabbath mornin
U i and evening followed along the line
?jj, suggested in President Wilson's pre
Jj clamation. Dr. Parkinson was in th
?g! pulpit in the morning, with the pa:
tor and made the special prayer ths
Hi God would grant a victory to ou
?H armies and that He would guide an
(?? shield our boys who had gone fort
{B| in the call of their country.
H? Dr. and Mrs. James Young of Aj
Hi derson, were visitors in town la:
IB week.
Si The Due West community has ii
US vested $25,000 in Liberty Bonds,
jg Miss Martha Hagan is a visitor i
?U Due West.
gffi: Capt. and Mrs. M. G. McDonal
?jg located in Greenville, visited Mr
IE I James Boyce for the fair.
?1! Mrs. I. B. Brooks of Belton, visi
H! ed her mother, Mrs. Delia Davi
Bp last week.
IB Dr. Stevenson returned on Mond<
gjj [ from a ten days trip. He conduct<
jH i a meeting for Rev. Grier Pressl
|j? emln*acing last Sabbath.
|g j Mr. Burns, of Riehburg who
gfg in camp at Greenville, ran down 01
|jg [ day last week on a visit to his siste
HI who is in college here.
"?'i TVTr-c T?imo? Anderson
j j Fairview, attended the fair. 31
sg i Anderson was one of the judges <
pi | exhibits.
|j|; Mr. C. K. Shuler of Orangebur
gfl came up last Saturday and accoi
PH panied Mrs. Shuler and childr
Igj; home. They have been for a t\
fifi weeks visit to her mother, Mrs. De!
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=== j uuvis. i>ir. onuici uiaut uiv c?.
SI j here and back Saturday in his "Hu
M mobile car."
Si Mrs. Pearl Townsend Reid
llli,? j Greenville, is the guest of her sist?
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I Mrs. Fur-man- McGee.
Mrs. Essie Greene began her
school at Level Land on Monday,
October 29.
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I Long Cane, Nov. 8.?Misses LinI
nie and Nina Beaufort spent Satur.
day in the city with Mr. and Mrs. W. ,
5 H. Beauford.
I Mr. and Mrer. J. M. McKellar of ?
- the city spent the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. W. S. Bosler.
i Mr. and Mrs. Evans Hunt spent
t Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs.
i j Tom Mcllwaine.
? Messrs. W. D. Beauford and L. F.
I Finley spent Sunday in Bethia com
munity with Mr. and Mrs. Will Mc~
i Neil. They report that Mrs. Jane
- Patterson is^getting along nicely,
1 which is much to our delight. She
j has been real sick.
rl Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Stevenson and
daughters, Misses lone and Rebecca,
i spent Monday evening with Mr. and
! Mrs Warren Keller.
i, Mrs. L. F. Finley and children
s spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W.
D. Beauford.
n Mrs. John McMahan and children ,
r j of the city, spent Sunday with Mr.
e! and Mrs. T. W. King.
Miss Eppie Beauford spent Sunl.
: day evening with Miss Nina Beaug-ford.
is Mr. Preston Bosler of Watts,, and
)-' Mrs. Furman Shumate and little son,
e Furman, Jr., of California, spent ,
3- j Tuesday of last week with Mr. and
it Mrs. W. S. Bosler.
ir Mr. Willie Keller came home from
d Camp Jackson Monday to spend a
h few days with his home folks and
friends.
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Lowndesville, Nov. 8.?Messrs. G.
(] V. Speer and W. H. Bonds left to,s
i day for Norfolk, Va., where they
j have accepted work at the cantonment.
s> Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Clotfelter,
Miss Dorris, their daughter, and
Mrs. W. M. Speer are an auto party ,
to Atlanta this week to attend the
! Billy Sunday meeting.
| Mrs. D. L. Barnes is spending a
. ! week with her niece, Mrs. Robt. E.
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I Moseley in Anderson.
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I Miss Mattie Lee Harper is visit'
ing relatives in Anderson.
p! Prof. H. W. Robinson was called ?
? i to his home near Rock Hill, last
'i week on account of the illness of his
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! cousin.
j Mrs. Delma Tucker, Mr. S. S.
'?? Boles and son, W. W. Boles, were
^"j business visitors in Abbeville Mon-.^
en | day.
v0 Miss Ailcen Hammond, one of our
'|aj teachers, is getting up an enter**P
j tainment for the benefit of the '
lP" school next Friday night. We are
i sure there is a good time in store
of i for all those who attend and we hope
er, to have a large audience present.