Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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rjtVLU/il) m iU) x / A?/ V V V COLD SPRINGS. 1 V V V!_ > N \ \ \ W> \ \ '> > \ \ Cold Springs, June 10.?Mrs. T. F.I Uldrick and daughters, Amy and, Frances, spent last Wednesday with' ^ Mrs. Calvin Coleman. j a Messrs Roy McCombs and Marvin King spent Saturday night with Mr. j, Erskine Hagen. 1 p Mr: W. B. Uldrick dined at the' a home of Mr. D. E. Newell on Sunday. J ^ Mr. M. B. Kay and family, and ^ Mr. W. H. Sharpe spent Sunday with t Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Kay. t( Miss Dessie King spent Saturday 0 night with Miss Ruby Mann. b Messrs. Arthur Newell and Horace King spent Saturday night with Mr. Dickie Ellis. Miss Sara Uldrick dined with Miss I Mildred Winn Sunday. P Miss Dessie King spent Sunday) f and Sunday night with Miss Addie ^ Bowen. ^ Mr. Eakin McCord dined with Mr. r< Tollie Ellis Sunday. ai Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Uldrick of the ^ Bethlehem section, worshipped at Long Cane Sunday and dined at Mr4 D. E. Newell's. i Miss Ruby Uldrick is at Winthrop attending a 10 day short course. p Messrs. Horae^ King and Dickie ^ Ellis dined with Mr. Arthur Newell ? , oi Sunday. Messrs. Will and Marion King and a: Mis3 Lois King of Anderson, visited i , Mrs. Cornelia Fant .on Sunday. e: ri 01 li ir ni P t< Mj nR**^ Mk BB??1 -^BkSSb^ . gg9HKff/J^MH|m h ' t: k JOHN A. HOLLAND, The Greenwood Piano Man. The largest dealer in musical instruments in Western South Carolina. Sells Is pianos, self-player pianos, organs and fi sewing machines. Reference: The Bank of Greenwood, the oldest and strongest Bank in Greenwood County, d EXPERT TIRE \ Four years experier Let us look over you MARTIN anc At City G OUR NE> i t * n II IPT DCCM crM I1DDC riAO JUO 1 DL.cn LWUin L. WITH MACHINERY FOR Ai KINDS OF MACHINE WOR Weathers OLDSMOBILE and CHANDI 525 Broad St. Pure Ice < Manufactured Under Si SOFT DRINKS ' Soft CIGARETTES TOBACCOS P I CANDIES V^Oni FRUITS We are CIGARS the Boat < licit your ] * i i *11 r? | Abbeville tan GENERAL NEW! Assigned to Camp Jackson. I S c Columbia, June 10.?Capt. Claude 1 l. Cochran of the Wild Cat Veter- 1; nss' Association today received a t alegram from the adjutant general i Washington, stating that the 31Gh Ii ield Artillery, the 306th Engineers t nd the 323rd Infantry of the Eighty n rst Division had been assigned to 'amp Jackson for demobilization. he 318th Field Artillery will be sent > Camp Lee for demobilization. The .. ! IV ther organizations have not yet g e#n assigned. ' ? n Atlanta Vs. Charleston. 0 Washington, June 10.?Atlanta is p gain endeavoring to get the head- c uarters for the Southeastern mill- j try department away from Charles>n. Senator Harris, of Georgia, to- ^ ay urged the transfer upon the Sec- ^ itary of War, arguing that there ^ re more army camps in Atlanta v eighborhood and that the railroad j( jnnections Are superiors ft ''? r- ^ . E War Hero Badly Injured. g Winnipeg, June 10.?Corporal a rederick George Coppins, winner of y le Victoria cross in the great war, ne of the special mounted consta- f, les during the demonstrations this fternoon was pulled from his horse sj nd so badly beaten that he is not n tpected to recover. Besides two n bs being broken by kicks and serins injuries to his head, he- is be- ^ eved to be suffering from internal y ijuries. y V Congress Stands Pat. V Washington, June 10?Appeal was V tade by Representative Dyer, Reublican of Missouri, in a cablegram ) President Wilson today to issue a g roclamation declaring war-time.pro-' IV ibition void, in view of the apparnt determination of congress to let V le law stand. The Missouri representative in his f tessage stated that public hearings ad gone far enough ot satisfy him h iat repeal measures had no chance tl ith the house judiciary committee, [ope was expressed that the presi- h ent would take action on his own h uthority at once. I v Troops Leave Russia. | V Archangel, Monday, June 9.?The; ist units of American troops on the d ghting front south of Archangel, a ccept engineers were withdrawn toay and wills aill sail for home next h ???? .i v, REPAIRING | ice in tire building. * p v irs. 1 PENNAL. I arage. t N SHOP 1: 2 i J t D OUT OF TOW* ORDERS .L GIVEN PROMPT J K ATTENTION S z Gerrard .ER SERVICE STATION d ( Augusta,Ua |; ? F Cream-- "! t anitary Conditions Drinks and * ^rhnnc V^V/UVllU , I prepared to serve you in 1 :ourteous manner and so* 0 patronage. ' dy Kitchen ? I > CONDENSED [j Sunday. The" include the remaining,8 ompanicr o? tho Three Hundred and( thirty r.-.h Infantry, the Ambuancc Crropany and a medical deachmint. The tentative sailing dae for the, ast hf rr)2 p;oing contingent, which is he Three Hundred and Tenth Engi-j eers, is July 1. Baptists Plan Drive. ! Nashville, June 10.?Dr. I. J. Vanj tess, corresponding secretary of the! iunday school board of the southern laptist convention, today received a lessage from Dr. L. R. Scarborough f Fort Worth, Texas, accepting the | osition of director general of the j ampaign to be put on by Southern j laptists to raise $75,000,000. Dr. Scarborough will arrive in' fo a M Ar> /Intr or\/1 nomnoirm I cion T niv IUVIiuoj auu tuw ril open at once. Associated with im will be James Anderson, Knoxille, Tenn.; the Rev. George McDanil, Richmond, Va.; the Rev. F. C. IcConnell, Atlanta; the Rev. George !. Hays, Louisville, Ky.; the Rev.j [. L. Winburn, Arkadelphia, Aark.;| nd Dr. George W. Truett, Fort forth, Texas. The objects to which the campaign and will be appropriated are: Christian education, foreign misions, home missions, State missions, linisterial relief, hospital and the ational memorial. * DUE WEST. S (A. R. Presbyterian.) V ' * vvvvwv Due West, June 11.?Rev. J. L.! frier has taken up work at Elsberryj 1U. Mr. James Bonner reached Duei Vest on Monday fromj Charlotte. Miss Clarette Henry has returned: rom her school at Fountain Inn. Dr. E. W. Pressly has bought a ouse in Greenville and has located! here. . Miss Adelaide Bell is home from^ er school in Clinton, spending the olidays. Mrs. J. S. Johnson of Bock Hill, is isiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S.' V. Davis. j Miss Louise Agnew left several; ays ago for Blue Ridge, N. C., to ttend the Y. W. C. A. Conference. Mrs. James Plaxco has joined her usband in Chattanooga, Tenn.,' rhere he has a position for the sum-j| ier. * , C Mr. W. 0. Davis is here from Co-| imbia on a visit to his parents, Mr. J nd Mrs S. W. Davis. Miss Ruth Todd has accepted a osition in Fort London Seminary, at! Winchester, Va., for the next school j ear. Miss Todd will be at the head! f the English department. Mrs. C. C. Cooper and children ofi Inion, and Mrs. J. C. Williford of j ireenwood, are the guests of friends; n Due West. Mr. Frank Woodruff, who graduat-j d from Erskine last week is spend-J ng a few days in Due West. He will! ttend the wedding of his uncle, Mr. j ohn Roddv Devlin at Greenwood I his week. Miss Mary Ranson is spending aj ew weeks with relatives and friends) a Due West, having completed herj hautauqua engagements for thisj eason. She expects to finish herj irork in Chicago this summer. Mr. and Mrs. John Kerr of Verlery, were present to see their laughter, Miss Helen Kerr, graduate rom the Woman's College on com-j nencement day. Miss Kerr was onej >f the honor graduates. Mrs. Frank Woodruff, of Sanford, ''la., was an interested visitor for) ommencement. She remained overj or ten days visiting friends in Due j Vest and Abbeville. She will return; o Florida after attending the Mc-| }aslan-Devlin wedding in Greenwood J his week. i * ! COUNCIL MEETS. The City Council met in regular nonthly ses:io.i Thursday at 2.30 p. n. W. W. Wardlaw, vice-president f the Georgia Truot Co., the firm J ? i ? i 1 . J . xL _ I nat was tne successiui Diaaer ior tne 90,000 stroet pavi.i^; bondi ol this ity, was present and discussed with he council the details of the transction. 1,000 AC AT j i i WATCH This I ment of I MILLER I This property is from town of j Road, and is on< Piedmont Sectioi Cash Prizes - Bi A Big Da ? I # South Al 0 ''Service of G Home Office (VirJTWc Si RES OF UJCTi f 3apor For T )a?e of Sale c _PROP located ab< \bbeville on e of the best t i i of the Stat g Barbecue iy For Every t lantic )mpany uaranteed Satii ( JT pipe i out for 5 h Prince Albert, you've got a i 3 you loose from old stung 1 r our exclusive patented pro* ! and parch and hands you ab - was scheduled in your direct Albert is a pippin of a pipe > band! Get the ataml thai I >r longed for in tobaccot \ ? tne sport you ve siippea-o mlity flavor and quality satisfy Ik kind words every time you i ppy red baft, tidy red tbu, h*nd?mm * rt?mnd?that elaity, prmetieml p?arn mu? amUtmtr top tkmt >i?i th? ynolds Tobacco Compa LAND r/^*.T lull . he Announce' f| )f the ERTY , out six miles 1 Greenwood (arms in the % e. ^ Brass Band ;|j body. Realty (faction" || ireenwood, S. C. |j Tobacco 0*. m the smokegame with a jimmy If you're hankering for a haodwhat ails your smokeappetitel new listen on the pipe question :ongue and dry throat worries! ress, Prince Albert is scotfree out the biggest lot of smokefan ion! , ~ -pal; rolled into a cigarette H lA>h simply everything any rou never wfl] be willing in n once you get that Prinoi action into your smokesyatem! get on the firing line I / mnJ an J hmU-p*mn4 tin I cryitml glatt httmid+r with ice* fa racA par/itcf emtdMm, ay, Winston-Salem, N. C ' / ' '!