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\ % h V PENNEY'S CREEK V a v V t I Mrs. E. M. Carnes and two pretty is daugthers, Thelma and DeVera, ,l of Monroe, Ga., have been spending!* a week with Mr. and Mrs. Will [ Roctrs and while herefta few were ^ invitel to meet them and a most de-! ^ lightful picnic dinner was seized at Mrs. 0. B. Rogers under the big ^ oak trees. c Mr. apd Mrs. Walter Ellis spent Wednesday near Calhoun Falls with Mr. and Mrs. John Ellis. ' 1 Mrs. E. M. Carnes and daughters, j of Monroe, Ga., were honor guests' < at a six o'clock dinner given by Mrs. 0. B. Rogers last Thursday evening. , A delicious menu was served. Mr. Mack Williams and his r neDhew, Mr. Willie Williams, spent H Sunday in Greenville with Mr. J. L. j Williams. Mrs. Mack Williaips, who c had been spending several , days 5 here, returned home with them. | | Mrs. W. C. Prince and sister, g Miss Bertha Bradberry and Mr. and . C Mrs. 0. L. Ellenburg spent Saturday T afternoon with Miss Lula Williams, j Quite a corwd attended a lawnjc party at Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Prince s Friday night. ? Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Rogers entertained Mrs. Carnes and daughters, I Wednesday at an elegant dinner. . a I ? TO I 1 wKi THCLAST I OffOP' I K SEALED TINS ONLY ! jMMy Ajyowcooceas |s rHAxwoi House I COFFEE ? 111 i i HiiiimaMUMHM iv LET US ^^LLInvest Mr. S. S. Ellenburg returned lome Tuesday after spending severil days with his son, Wiles Ellen>urg, of Tignall, Ga. He was accom>anied home by his grandsons, R. E. ind Otis Ellenburg. They left Saturday for Calhoun Falls to visit heir aunt, Mrs. Walter Burriss. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Grant spent Wednesday night with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ellis. 1 Mr. J. 0. Seal spent Saturday in Greenville and Belton. Miss Julia Rogers is here from Sumter visiting her mother, Mrs. 0. 3. Rogers. S\>\'\,\\\\\\,\>\>> t * > >> SANTUC V v Mr. and Mrs. Sam Able of Warenton spent Thursday with Mr. and Irs. Joe Able. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sharpe and hildren spent Sunday with Mr. and Irs. W. F. Kay. Miss Lois Morrison had as her nests Friday Misses iviary ana Madys Hannah, Edna McKee and 'helma Burnette. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Kay and hildren and Miss Lizzie Sharpe pent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. lack Wright. Mr. A. J. Morrison and little son tichard, of Columbia spent the reek-end with Mr. W. E. Morrison nd family. Miss Thelma Burnette spent sevral days this week with Mr. and Irs. Mack Wright. Miss Lizzie Sharpe and Mis. W. F. lay and children spent Thursday fternoon with Mrs. A. M. Milford. Mr. and Mrs. Mack Wright spent unday at Mr. M. B. Kay's. Mrs. James Haddon and baby are isiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. esse Richey near Donalds. Mrs. Mason Wright and baby and Irs. E. J. Botts spent FYilay with SHOW YOU Just a few examples of the wonderful power and variety of entertainment afforded by our Talking Machines. Come and listen to grand opera, rag time or the latest dance music. It will cost you nothing to enjoy the demonstration. It will cost you a little each month for a few months to own a machine. "MENT COMPANY It's dolla t to dougl j|j^ no man ei g?|?j AM ELS qualit] IflftoW v_>> of choice Turk rnj^jwuf tot>accos hand you 'sfy every smoke dt b|sjgg& You will prefer thi kind smoked straig] Camels mellowappeal to you. Th( that smoothnessi fflBB Go the limit with tire your taste. Ani HHBk* ant cigaretty aftertj fBEKS Just compare ( [Hp rette in the worh kBn37 (Jamas arc SOta crr/y wucrc in paekaita of 30 cignrettna; or eiilaicttca) in a glassine pipi *W?r We strongly recommend this i or olHce supply or when yot IK R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO C< ES ^ J Mrs. Ermie Had'don. Rev. J. W. Shell spent Tuesday {?, night at Mr. M. P. Kay's. S Mr. and Mri,. Tt. A. Hapren spent 3 Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. J. N. 2 Blum. Sj Misses Lois Morrison, Mane and ; Belle Boyd spent Saturday afternoon with Misses Annie and Louise IJ Kay. Ij Si MANY INJURED L IN TRAIN WRECK [ ! ? E ! Savannah, Ga., August 10.? ? From twenty to thirty persons were r injured this afternoon when At lantic Coast Line train No. 83, New York to Jacksonville, was derailed four miles north of Hardeeville, S. . 'C. The train consisted of nine " .coaches, six of which left the tracks and went over a five-foot embank- J ment. Railroad men declare no one L jwas killed. All available ambulances ^ Viowa Koon nrdoroH fft the union sta- LI tion here and reservations at Sa- y .vannah hospitals have been made | for the injured. - [ The following injured persons have been taken to the Savannah i* ? hospital: / I j Mrs. P. W. Brown, Savannah, J back injured; serious. 1 | Mrs. Pauline Lane, Jacksonville, | shoulder bruised, scalp wound. I J. A. Garrard, 704 Wynnwood E road, Wes Philadelphia, ribs broken. ; G. M. Barnes,, Anderson, S. C. N. P. Caddell, Charleston, S. C.., 5 W. J. Craig, passenger traffic 1J manager Atlantic Coast Line, Wil- L Jmington, N. C., body bruises. j A. B. Hemingway, Ridgeland, S. [ iC., right shoulder fractured. [ j Mrs. John Reitz, Mrs. Charles J (Reitz and John Reitz, Ashland, Pa., f jbruises on necks and heads. ? Mrs. Nettie Kimes, Fort Meade, | !Fla., bruised and shaken up. ? J A number of injured were re j leased from the hospital after ex 'amination. NO NEWS OF BABY J Philadelphia, Aug. 10.?Another l day of investigation and running I down of supposed clues failed to de- I velop anything of importance in the | Coughlin kidnapping case, The au^ | (thorities continued their question- Q ;ing of Augusto Pasqu^le, admittedly Q | the writer of the letters signed 3 "The Crank," but announced to- n night they had obtained but little 3 additional information. V News paper is to be made out of 1 ;alfalfa. That sounds like the pre- 1 face to a raise in the price of "to- J bacco."?Greenville Piedmont. I - y rs " | units?# j /er smoked a better [ at any price! 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