Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, November 14, 1919, Page Page Seven., Image 7
HOLD THEM TIGHT i
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Wannamaker Advises Cotton Producers
Not to Sell. <
Discussing the break in the cotton ;
market Wednesday. J. Skottowe 1
Wannamaker, president of the Amer- (
lean Cotton association declared, in a!]
statement Wednesday that "a raid on , <
the cotton market was engineered, by i
manipulators who realized the des- i
peratc predicament that they were in i
with an enormous amount of cotton ; i
sold throughout the exchanges, delivery j ]
date fast approaching and no poasi- j<
bility of their being able to fill these j j
contracts with spot cotton, which is j i
certain to be demanded." j!
/ Members of the American Cotton j
association are urged in the state- ;.?
| meat not to sell their cotton. I <
I "We find," says Mr. Wannamaker, i
& "that an enormous amount of spot i
W cotton has been purchased through : i
f the New York and New Orleans ex- <
changes for December and January 1
alone. All of this cotton will be de- l
manded by the buyers on account of 2
cotton but especially of good grade i
the enormous shortage, not only of r
cotton. I j
.
"In desperation the manipulators
have used every known means to ex- J
tricate themselves from their predic- t
ament. They attempted every yprcs- i
sure possible to bear to have a ruling It
put through limiting or prohibiting i
speculation. They sold something j
they did not own, and now cannot i
secure, and wish as is customary, to s
shoulder the losses upon the produc- i
er. Why not ask that a ruling be t
issued prohibiting the sale of some- a
'fhlng you, do not own? On every i
"occasion for the last'60 years whjn i
j cotton has been carried to something
like fair valuation, manipulation has ,
?ho nm-nnsf nf donress- '
; UCVJU UOWU kilW !?? ? a |
ing the price. Men have been called ^
f'lnto court and prosecuted, for beat-'{hg
the price down.
"This is simply an attempt to force j
the producer to part with his cotton
so as to enable the manipulator to (
secure spot cotton with which to fill |
his contract and save his hide. Do; v
not sell your spot cotton. Let them
drive paper cotton down as low as i |
they like with a world demand far j j
n excess of the possible supply of |
aw cotton. With the manufactured
h
product selling at a fabulous profit. K
vith a demand for manufactured c
roods which is impossible to fill, high- ii
tjr prices are absolutely certain. a
4 "A careful canvass of the entire
- f
otton belt, reveals the startling fact
j'hat there are not 2,000,000 lwiles of I
rood grade cotton in sight in the cot- I
i_ I,
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' Then I
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The best way to know for yc
Brunswick Tire is to buy one r.n
That is, if the very name cf
to you, as it is to most men, that
Thousands uz men. who have k
for years, realize that a Brunsv/i
for a mediocre product could nevi
Long before the Overland Trc
of Brunswick was established,
of rubber for fifty years before ai
thing but the beet. For rcputat
be quickly destroyed.
This is a practical guarantee
more than the uctlrJ., yei at :.o a<
Get your first one nov/. Yoi
have ALL Sruuswicks.
THE BRUNSVv'SCK-3ALi
Atlanta. Hcadquarte
IpFIS?
Z >JrAr. E J H ^ &S&J9
There's a Brunswick
Ccrd-?Fabric LIFE'S
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YORK,
FORD'S FURNITURE"
IS BUILT TO PLEASE YOU.
When you buy Furniture here you
are assured that you will pet WHAT
YOU WANT. We don't sell you if you
don't want it.
We have a beautiful line of
UHF.X BUGS AND
AXMINSTER ABT SQUARES
that have just arrived- Just the thing
for the parlor. Come and see them.
How about buying
THAT NEW SET OF
FURNITURE
You have been wanting so long? It is
here at FORD'S waiting on you and
the price is right.
COME to CLOVER and
COME TO FORD'S FOR
FURNITURE WANTS.
Come whether you want tc buy or not.
Corne to see us.
on belt today, and. there arc only 22, 00
bales of certified cotton on the
\*ew York exchange with sales on the
exchanges for December and January
iround a million bales. With the
argest amount of cotton already purchased
through the New York and
S'cw Orleans exchanges by the actual I
consumers of raw cotton, we are facng
the absolute certainty of the ma- I
lipulators being placed in a predieanent.
The only possibility of relief
is to force the producer to part with
is cotton. To sell cotton under these
conditions is worse than folly. The
act that the manufactured product
s bringing a profit of from $100 to
i330 per bale basis middling to the
manufacturer. / That we have the
diortest cron in a decade, the short
?st supply of good grade cotton in
jroporiion to tlie crop ever produced
n the last GO years, the unheard of
lerdicament of the bear speculators
>n the exchanges, and the startling
act that a canvass of the entire cot:on
belt shows that there are not
!,000,000 bales of good grade cotton
n sight today, ?11 bring to light the
ibsolute certainty of much higher
>rices.
"I call on the members of the
American Cotton association to proect
'themselves bv absolutely refus
ng to sell a bale of cotton during
his absolutely unjustifiable manip1
la ted pre-arranged drive which is
iut in force for the purpose of beatng
down prices. .This will not only
stabilize the market, \J>ut will force
>rice3 back up. The absolute cerainty
of far higher prices, we find,
ire assured as a result of a careful
nvestigation throughout the cotton
ndustrial world."
SAXON AUTOMOBILES
We have the selling agency
?or the well known Saxon
ars, easily one of the very
>est in its price class. The
Saxon has been' vastly im-j
jroved for 1920, both in ap-|
joa ranee and efficiency.
"With years of experience in the
mndling of cars and correcting their
efccts. we will stand squarely behind
veiv SAX OX car wo sell, guaranteerig
its mechanical correctness dopondbillty.
See us about a SAXON.
We Wash Cars at our Garage.
LIFE'S GARAGE
Iv. 1*. 1,11*1Proprietor
runawick
v *
?cidc
mrsclf the superiority of the
d compare it.
runswick isn't sufneient proof
here is an extraordinary tire.
nown the name of Brunswick
ick Tire has to be the best??
cr bear this historic n2me.
ill became famous, the House
It tvas one of the cnief users
utomobilcs came into use.
iry could afford to offer anyiens
arc built slowly, but can
that Brunswick Tires offer
ided co:-t.
ill not 'oe satisfied until you
vE-COLLENDER CO.
rz: 33 Luckie St.
Tire for Every Car
?Solid Truck
3ARAGE f
s. c.
M. L. FORD
Incensed Embalmers and Undertakers.
King's Mountain St., Clover, S. C.
Buy By Mail
and Save Money
Write For Our Catalogue Nc. C25
It shows many attractive, latest
styles of shoes that cannot be
bought in small town stores. It
will save you money and show
our system of giving an absolute
lit and satisfaction.
Quality, Style and Price the Best
Gazi anteed io Wear, Fit and Satisfy
HARDWARE
CROCKERY .
GLASSWARE
Chins and Ammunition of all
kinds.
Lap Robes, Ford Covers for
radiators?
In short, if you want anything
in the Hardware line
we have it.
We wish to Serveurite.
FORK HARDWARE CO.
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To abort a cold
and prevent com
plications, take
The purified and refined
calomel tablets that are
nausealess, safe and sure.
Medicinal virtues retained
and improved. Sold
only in sealed packages.
Price 35c.
GIVE YOURSELF
A SQUARE DEAL
PIP YOU EVER HEAR or hear of I
;i policy holder in the MUTUAL BEX- j
KKIT expressing any donht as to the
ability of the Company to carry out its
contracts, not only with him but with
every other policy holder? [ am sat-J
isiled you never have. During the 75 I
years, lacking about three months. I
Hint it has been in husinss it has not
failed to meet a single obligation as 1
promised, and on numerous occasions j
lies surpassed its.written promises.
"New blood" do's not cut any ligure
in it:; calculations. It :s a fact that if
not a single new member should be
added in the future, and each old
member should continue to pay the
agreed premiums on his Insurance,
every single policy in force today
would be settled in full as it matured.
No, as to whether or not the MUTIWIj
15 EX KF IT is safe is a question
that never gives the policyholder any
concern. No other company has ever
carried out its contracts at less cost
and no other company writes as liberal
contracts- Do you think that in
buying Insurance you are giving yourself
a square deal if you buy without |
investigating the accuracy of my rep- j
rescntations?
Sam M. Grist, Special Agent
Doom First National Hank Rid;.
I
PP Subscribe for The Enquirer now..
$2.25 to January 1, 1921, _ _
j "Gets-It" Peels Off
Corns Painlessly
1 Off They Come Like Banana Skin.
2 or 3 Drops, That's All.
There';! a murderous, painful way
to f?et rid of corns, and then there
,, peaceful - pc?
WLJEMM
Cut It? Quit Itl "Gcts-lt" Peels It!
off" "Gets-It" way. After you have
tried "Gets-It" yon will say "never
again" to all other methods. This
is because "Gets-It" is the only cornremover
on earth that makes corns
peel off just like a banana skin. Two
or three drops will do the work, without
fussing or trouble. You apply
it in 2 or 3 seconds. It dries immediately.
"Gets-It" does the rest,
without bandages, plasters, bloodbringing
knives or razors. Get rid of
that corn-pain at once, so that you can
work and. play without corn torture.
Re sure to use "Gets-It." It never
fails.
"Gets-It," the only sure, guaranteed,
money-back corn-remover, costs hut
a trifle at any drug store. MTd by
E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago, 111.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
-J. A. MARION ? ;
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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT i
LAW
Office opposite the Courthouse. |
Telephone N'o. 126, York Exchange. ,
YORK. S. C.
JOHN R. HART
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR '
AT LAW. !
Prompt and Careful Attention to All 1
Business Undertaken. <
Telephono No. 69. YORK, 8. C <
76 f.t it ;
J. S. BRICE
Attorney At Law.
Prompt Attention to all T<ega)
; Business of Whatever Nature. !
Office Opposite Courthouse.
DR. WM. IB. KENNEDY I
? DENTAL SURGEON ? ]
Office on Second Floor of tho Wylie ]
Building. ?
Telephones: Office, 99; Residence, 160. !
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TAX NOTICE?1919-1920 ' !
j Office of the County Treasurer of York ]
County. i
York. S. C.. Nov. 7. 1919.
VTOTICE is hereby given that the TAX j
i ^ BOOKS-for York'County will be .
opened on SATURDAY, the 15TH DAY ?
OF NOVEMBER. 1919. and remain '
opon until the 31ST DAY OF DECEM- !
DLTJ 1(lin !,?. ^/vlUntiAn rxf OT A T1 IT*
I UIJH, l.'li'j 11/1 IIIC l>v<ugv>liw|| VI ?1 X XL i. U, J
COUNTY. SCHOOL and LOCAL!
TAXES, for the liscal year 1919, without
penalty; after which day ONE
PER CENT, penalty will he added to
all payments made'in* the month of
JANUARY, 1920, and TWO PER
CENT, penalty for all payments made
In the month of FEBRUARY, 1920. and ?
SEVEN PER CENT, penalty will he |
added to all payments made from the
1ST DAY OF MARCH. 1920, to the
15T11 DAY OF MARCH. 1920, and
after this date all unpaid taxes will go
into execution and all unpaid Single
Polls will be turned over to the several
Magistrates for prosecution in accordance
with law.
All of the Banks of the county will
offer their accommodations and facilities
to Taxpayers who may desire to
make use of the same, and I shall take
pleasure in giving prompt attention to
all correspondence on the subject.
All Taxpayers appearing at my office
will receive prompt attention.
Note?The Tax Rooks will be made,
up by Townships, an'd parties writing
about Taxes will always expedite matters
if they will mention the Township
or Townships in which their property
or properties are located.
HARRY E. NEIL.
Treasurer of York County.
CANDIESI
We are offering our good HomeMade
CANDIES at 110 Cts. the lb.
The kind we used to sell at 40 Cts.?
Tho same kind of Candy.
Buy a pretty box of fine Candies for
THE SWEETHEART,
THE WIFE.
THE MOTHER?
Pound Boxen at $1.25 and $1.50.
Half Pound Boxes?50 Ct-S. to 73 Cts. ?
Other beautiful boxes in various j
sizes. <
Wo carry Hcrshcy's, Auerbach's and *
other kinds as well.
JUST ARRIVED
Brazilian N'uts. Apples, Oranges, Ba- <
nanas, .Spanish Onions. <
Yorkville Candy Kitchen <
JOHN" DEM AS, Proprietor.
BAPTISTS, ATTENTION
THE TIME.IS NOW!
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The Place Is Your Church. <
The Thing to Be Done Is <
Gather Information, Get
Inspiration on the j J
75 MILL1UJN LUtivj^ i<
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P,E IV VOI R PLACE AT YOUR <
CHURCH EVEItY PltEAClIIXO I )
HOIK. |/
lOUK PASTOR HAS SOJfETHIXG <
TO TELL VOL" ABOUT THE |<
Progress of the Drive, j <
O. L. JOXES, Organizer. i-4
A. M. GRTST, B. H. WAUGH, j
Publicity Directors. I
We want uou to know
about duro" m
VATER.JY5TEMJ- |
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,< , ^HRY pump 1000 gallons of
I water for a few cents for
* electricity.
For hard or soft water under good pressure
to Kitchen, Laundry, Bath, for Garden,
Stock and Fire Protection.
FOR SALE BY
F. C. RIDDLE,
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v v v v > v v v v > \~v -i v v
I TWO OAR LOADS |
I OF THE FINEST HORSES AND MILES |
I . m t
? That could be purchased in Tennessee, have just |
| been received at our staples in Sharon. |
& In this largest number of Horses and Mules %
;j: that can be found in Sharon you will find the ani- |
inal you are looking for. %
| No matter whether you waitt to buy jor trade? ?
jf come and look them over. ? '
rnnn r.HADAUTccn morrp.q ANn MULES it
: ALL OF THESE HORSES AND MULES ARE WELL BROKEN, #
? 30UND STOCK, AND EVERY ANIMAL IS GUARANTEED *
i| TO BE JUST AS IT IS REPRESENTED TO BE < ?
| WH1TESIDES & PRATT |
? J. A. WHITESIDES S. B. PRATT *
? SHARON, - - S. C.
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I CHRISTMAS ONLY A UTILE WAYS OFF {
| And J. M. BRIAN & CO., Are Ready for Santa |
Claus With Lots of Toys. :?; J
We bought months ago in order to be sure to g !
| have the Toys for the little folks here on time, and ?
s they are certainly here?lots of them?all kinds? |
| but there's not nearly enough to go around?so, if g
I you are on to the ganie you'll buy early?very ear- S
| ly?and you'll buy at BRIAN'S?You'll find here :,
S * Baby Carriages, Bed* and Cradles, Taa Sets, Doll Bebies of g
all sizes?25 Cts. to $5.50; Steam Engines, Automobiles, Armored
Trucks, Hook and Ladder Fire Trucks* Furniture 5 .
Vans, Banks of several kinds, Fancy Paper Lanterns, Rolling
Chimes, Iron Toys, Vases, Fancy Glassware, Toy Lamps,
? ?" :?' t r.llmhinn Monkevs and Dancina
m in?;tndf11m 11/70* iiiv?Mwnitf _
Alabama Coons, Pile Drivers, and Sand Toys, and?and?and
5 Oh, shucks, we can't tell it all here?
5 BUT COME AND COME EARLY OR YOU ARE SURE TO 8E 2
= DISAPPOINTED?THE SUPPLIES CANNOT POSSIBLY MEET ?
E THE DEMAND. AGAIN, WE SAY, BUY EARLY.
! J. M. BRIAN CO. I i
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| FEINSTEIN'S BARGAIN HOUSE f:
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? A ?
NATIONAL SHIRT WAIST WEEK I i
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NOVEMBER 10TH TO 15TH |
: IS NOW IN PROGRESS ' fj
I J;
t We have to offer at REDUCED PRICES for THIS WEEK ONLY?
| VOILES. ORGANDIES, CREPE-DE-CHINE AND < ;
| GEORGETTE WAISTS I
| Made up in the latest models in all shades. J J ^
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| We have been the LEADERS IN SHIRT WAISTS up to now, <
| and our aim is to supply the.wants of the good ladies of this Town jp
f and County. A (
j> COME AND PAY US A VISIT. I J
E FEINSIEIN'S BARGAIN HOUSE fj
I THE LEADING STORE l!?
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3^* Typewriter Ribbons on snle at The r Subscribe for The Enquirar now. j?
inquirer office, i$2.25 to January 1, 1921, '?
* I
IF TOU "HAVE
COMMON SENSE
RAT EXTERMINATOR used about
your premises it Is ''good night" for
rat*, mice and roaches, especially fjio
rats and mice. Common Sena* Rat
Evterir.lnatdr Is a paste poison, - and
after the rat gets a good taste of It it
is all off. with the rat. It witi glvsy no
further ^troubtei'd* the poiscm Mils it
at cnoe ttnd theii mwrntfttleA the carcass
so tliat'thfeH' Is odor Jeft,,.
Dozens of 6UV custowra' have used
Cohimon Sense-Rat Exttirmttiator with
complete satisfaction to* e*t4i$b*6y except
the rat. Suppose you try it on
your rats and mirt. ' ?' <-* .
* - 3 ul '^1/.
YORK DEtfSvfi'ftRE*
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WW Real Estate Titles and Rml 'RStnte
Mortgages on sale at The Enquirer
i. I Ml ' ' I' I .1 l iiVti I
Yorkvllle Enquire* for *2.25.'/
Any of the folh>W}ng < CfcbWakers
will receive and forward subscriptions
to The Yorkvllle Enquirer at $2.2? ?er
annum: . .
J. K. Allison J Hickory Groi'e
Mrs. W. L. Adarast ... No.'2, ifork
Mrs. J. E. Adams ??No..2, Closer
Miss Gay Alexander .,?.,^L.Ydrk
W. D. Alexander 1, jftilwu-t
R. A. Barnett Rdck Jfcll
C. P. Bennett ? No,. 2, Smyrna
J. H. Bigham ...,?, ? 8haron
J. W. Bahkhead . ..." V.. L..^.'^'.,'.WWryvtlie
Miss Lotjie Barnds ........Gutforfegvljlle
W*d! Bankhcad".'.^.'!',tko. 1, Aharon
Wallace Blackwell .YorkVille
Mrs. S. L. Blair. Skijron
Mrs. Alec Bigger 2,.-York
Miss Eula Bigger :_.N?. 1, Kirtg'a CtPek
Miss Nannie Bav:iett . Y0pk fjjk
Miss Maggie Bolin Nor. ,6, York
Miss Emily C. Boyd ?.:.... No/ 2, Ybrk
Mrs. I. P. Boyd ;.No."York
Miss Mary Brison .? Nft. 'I -Clover
Claud Burns ?...?No/ l# York
JaWcs Bigger No..*, .YprK
Leon Castles ? .Smyrna
A. B. Clark No. 1, York
D.-C. Clark, Jr ? Np. 1, York
J. H. Clark -No. 1, FJl&ert
Mrs. R. A. Carroll... No.'4, York
Rebecca Carroll ? _No. 1, Sharon
Miss Deaslo Chllders _.??!?*> 2.>York
Miss Nancy Cook ...1 No.'2, York
W. H. Crook I - Port JOB
J.'C. Choat No. VMoek HUl
J. C. Dickson No. York
J. B. Dickson - Bulicck'a Crook
Mrs. L. L- Dowdle .....Bullock's Crfcek
S. G. Dison' No. 2* York
E. M. Dickson ; No. 5, York
Robt. Davidson ?J'fo. 3,; YOl'V.
Frank Dagnall Hiokory Owo
Mrs. M- C. Dunlap ...Roc'kH.U
Mrs. Edgar M. Paris .....N'o. 8, Ycfk
Catherine Faulkner .?No. 4, Clover
L. G. Ferguson ?-rr-* YOrkvtlte
I. F. Ford ?ZTNo. 4, Cfover
Mrs. W. E. Feemster....McConnfeHfvttlo
J. S. nrasscock No. 1, CAtawba
Sam M. Grist I f. YQttVJlle
Mrs. Bel) Gwin No. 8, Sfcaron
Mrs. M. E. Harper ,No. VYOtk
Miss Virginia Harper JWo. 9. Ybtk
J. P. Hutchison, Jr. No.'Y, Roek*HtU
Miss Mary Hope ,No. 2,- York,
Mrs., MareJ* 7. York
Mrs. N. H. Howell No. 1, York
\f i*u T T-f UnwAtl { '* : ' i .
- No. 1, Hickory qc*v?.
Mrs. V. D. HoweU
No. 1, Hickory OrOVe
Miss Bessie Howell ..:
? No, 1, Hldkory Grove
T. J. Hopper ^..Xo.'jL-.'fotfc
Miss Mary Huey * Nc. 5, RoeWlftll
W. F. Jackson Isjp. 1,,'Txuk
Miss Hester Jackson NP. 3,/Clover
Miss Rena Jenkins No. 1, Sharon
Miss Mary Jackson :...Newport
Miss BmllyJaCkkcm ...'No. 2, CfoVer
Mason L. Jackson ; : ^..TWih
Mrs. W. W. JaCkson No. 6, Tprk
Q. H. Keller ........ -.Ydik
Mrs. 0. L. Kenneldy L-Shhvon
G. w, Ksox .....fi_a.^CJoVsr
Boyd Latham ..._ ?No. 4^XPfJt
A. W. Love King's^. Creel:
B. R. Lov'e l No/8,Tofk
\V. S. Lesslie . ;..*1>aW0
J. Stanhope lx>ve Yorkvilla
Miss Eunice Lilley ...:.Fiib4rt
Mrs. W. D. Morrison YoWcvllIe
Harry Miller... ?,?No. 8,'York
J. J. McSwatn No, 7. Rock Hill
Geo. A. McCartA* -? _.<Nb. 4, Cfbvsr
Miss Sallle McCotmelf _McC?ohirellirWWe
J. M,' Mitchell 1,; York
Miss Mary McFarland?...No.'4, rYork
Finley McCarter ?* .No. 6, Yohk
Miss Grizzle MulUnaz ~
? No. S.KWgVCrtek
Mrs. J. A. Maloney No. 1. Sharon
Miss Marie Moore ,^Na-8.Toik
Joseph R. MP'ss .No/fr.Tork
}. B. Hktthetf# 4, Rod* H?l
iSh. S. B.VickH M^Cimuetto^ne
W. A. Nichols No. 2, Smjfrta
L. O. Ngnn ... Rodk KJU
BrtCe Nell ..... N'o. B.Ttlfk
Mrs. K. F. Oates .... No.3, Tork
Mrs. R. it OatCs ?
Quay. Parrott - Yorkyille
Lee Pursley No. 4,'Clover
Miss Lola Parrott i .Filbert
Miss Maggie Parker No. 1, ifylbert
Miss Mary Love Plexico Hfcar<?n
Lucilc Plexico No.''f^Ycrl;
Mrs. J. S. Plexico _.._No.'I,,afliiiJon
5. C. Pursley ? No.4/0Fork
BricoQuinn ?................?Sibyrna
Lloyd Revels - No?"Rfjork
C. B. RatchfOrd ...HiCkory Grove
Mrs. T. H. Riddle No, l.-Otover
Miss Lillian Robinson.?No. 2, OK>ver
R. Y. Ruasejl No. 1, Sharon
alien Robinson No. IV."York
Mrs. J. R. Scott ...No. 3,'York
J. F. A. Smith No. I, York
M. J. Sherer No. t, Sharon
Julia Sherer ...., Yorkvlile
tViliie Sherer No. l,)SWaron
Flugh Sherer ...... -..No. 1, Sharon
Miss Margaret Sherer ^No. 2, Bhtfrdn
J. A. Shllllnglaw _.u.iC'.<L.No. 2, Sharon
Mrs. Fred L. Smarr Bullock'g CTwk
Mrs. J. R. Stevenson : Catawba
r. p. sitford .- Clover
Mrs- John M. Smith* >?*-<% ?CJgyer
reptha e wb. 4, York
Miss Pearl ShilliAkfejW JSta. 7, "YObk x
r. K. Scoggins :..._ . Rock Hill
L W. Summerfotd .....No. 1, Clover
i-Ycd Scoggins ...I^ckory Ordve
Miss Edna Thomas bSo., V-^sRock Htll
Mrs. II. C. Thomasson .'-^Coi i, FilbArt
1. J. Williams . .No. 4, Clover
5. W. Whiteside* vmJZ.?Sharon
Hiss Maggie Wood i...?.^.-...Clover,
N". M. Wallace No. 1, Smyfha
V. W. Wyatt
drs. Clem Wallace ........ No.. 1, Filbert
t. C. White ...? King's Crdtfk
Juay Whitesides ? ..?.Fifb?rt
r. A. Williford ...No. 2, Rock Hill
diss Susie Wood v?Clever
leorge Williams Yorkville.
diss I.izzie Wood .! .N'o. 3% Clover
r. D- Whitesides, No. 2, Hickory Grove
'. O. Wells .........Noa 1. Clover
diss Sallie Wood Cannon Mill
diss Catherine Wylie ^.YorKvlllfc
dnvJ. E. Youngblood...:.-..... No. 6, York
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