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Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock,
the January meeting of the Parent-! v
Teacher association will be held in'
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the high school buildnig. j
As the day previous is the birthdayj 0
of the South's greatest general, the
children's part of the programme will!
ue uevutcu ui^iucnuo nx ( o
; life of Robert E. Lee, and the songs "
rendered by the chorus will be the: e
old familiar tunes of the sixties. Miss
Annie Rogers and Miss Fannie Stark; g
have kindly consented to sing the J
wonderful old love song of ante-bel-j
lum days, "Lorena." The local chap-:
ter of the U. D. C. fyas been invited!
to be present at this meeting of the j
association. fL
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The central feature of the after-,
noon's programme, however, will be lii
the address given by . Supt. W. H.'s
N Hand, of the Columbia schools, and Jj
former State High School Inspector. ^ as
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oubtless, be of especial interest to'!
?achers and parents. i1
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At this meating also, the committee '
diich this week is canvassing for the '
layground fund will render its re-j!
ort. Mrs. W. F. Nickles is chairman 1
f the committee. . 1
At the conclusion of the business'
rogrammc, tea will be served the!'
uests and members by the teachers.'1
Mrs. Amos B. Morse, president, is J
specially desirous that a large rep-j'
esentation of parents attend and give,"
u$. Hand a cordial welcome.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
The stockholders of Abbeville Ice
aundry and Fuel Company are *
illed to meet at the office of Wil- *
am P. Greene, Abbeville, S. C., atp
:30 p. m. Friday, afternoon 16th jc
muary l'JzU, to transact business
> shall come before the meeting]1
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Wm. P. GREENE, PRESIDENT
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
TVi? Annual Meetini? of the stock-1
lolders of the Planters Bank will be
leld in the office of the president
Wednesday January 14, 1920 at fcix
('clock.
Otto Bristow, Cashier.
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REPUBLICAN ROW ON
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The following dispatch from Spartanburg
will be read with'interest; I
A Republican convention was held j
here today, attended by thirty-five j
of forty mor or less prominent leaders
of the party from various sec- j
tions of the State. The meeting was}
called by J. D. Adams, it was said, atj
the request of the national cojnmittee,
for the purpose of discussing the j
condition of the party in this State, j
Chas. W. Harmori, State chairman j
for Virginia, and G. W. Bean, member
of the national committee from
Florida, were present and made!
speeches. They said the national j
leaders were sick of the party
organization in this state and wanted i
an organization that could command
respect. L. W. Blalock of Greenville,
was present and made a talk, saying
the curse of the party in South
Carolina in recent years had been
one-man rule, and blamed J. W. Tolbert
and his adherents for the present
condition of things. Another
meeting will be held in Columbia on
Monday, it 'was announced and
similar meetings will be held in the
near future in other sections of the
State. It was announced that the
national committee had appointed
J. D. Adams as financial agent in
South Carolina, and that he alone
will be authorized to collect and dis-1
burse funds during the coming campaign.
There seems to be a well defined
movement on foot, with the
backir!" of the national committee, to
oust V/. Tolbert, of Greenwood
county from the Slr.ie leadership.
GIVES UP WORK
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We regret to say that Mr. M. (j.[
Donald on account of ill health has I
given up the work as agent at the
Due West Depot. Mr. Rowland Hawthorn
has taken up that work an-1
Mr. Ansel Putnam has taken the
position a conductor. We trust both j
will do well in these positions. They I
I are striving to please and serve efjfciently
the public. It-was a great
regret to give up Mr. Donald, who
had served the public so well and efficiently
for the past ten years. To
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tuc ouiiuw ui an 11c na& ueen quite
unwell for the past ten days. Confined
to his bed or to his room.?A.
R. P.
TO DISCUSS LAURENS
GREENWOOD HIGHWAY
The Laurens highway commission
an dthe Greenwood highway commission
are planning a joint meeting at
an early date, probably the 22nd of
this month, for the purpose of discussing
the most feasible route to be
followed in connecting the two county
seats and coming to a common
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ujjuii wilt;it* tut siaie-iuu
road between the two counties shall
cross Saluda river.
At the meeting of the commission
Saturday the contract was let for
the bridge on Burnt Mill creek about
a mile south of Laui'ens on the proposed
Waterloo road. The bridge is l
to be of concrete construction with a
driveway of 18 feet in the clear. H.
Beebe, of Spartanburg, was the successful
bidder and work is to begin
in thirty days.?Laurens Advertiser.
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otherwise inferior skins at highest
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lizer. 90 to 95 bushels of corn?1 * |l
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