The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, August 11, 1915, Image 3
The Pagetoid Journa
Published Wednesday Morniqg
C. M. Tucker, Proprietor
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Entered as second class mai
matter at the post otfice at Page
land, S. C.t under Postal Aci
ot March 3, 1879.
August 11, 1915
The outlook for the cotton
market is not what we would
like to see, but it could be worse.
There is great difficulty in ship
ping to Germany and Austria
because of the English blockade,
but it is claimed that the Allies
will use enough more than the
normal supply to balance what
Germany ordinarily consumes.
Cotton is extensively used in the
manufacture of ammunition, and
the Allies will doubtless use more
than they ordinarily do, but how
this increase will compare with
the usual German supply we are
not in position to say.
With a crop four million bales
shorter than last year, and with
<a1 T T
me unnea Mates government
ready to aid, it seems that conditions
should not be so bad after
all. "We are inclined to take an
optimistic view and hope for the
best. We still contend that the
people will be in much better
shape this fall than last, even
with cotton as low. We have
prepared to live at home.
Very few editors read over
their papers after they are printed,
we believe. It is not a very
great pleasure to look back and
see that one has sent broadcast
over the community the state
merit that aik interested parties
will meet at such and such a
church on Thursday when it
should have been 'tltesday, that
John Smith is visitingr^^^^^^.
Someplace when he. '
home several -davs,' thai Joe
Brown's name was spelled Jo
brown, that Rev. So-and-so is
from Columbia when it should
have been Darlington, that Mrs.
Julia Wiggins is improving when
she is really at the point of death.
The editor finds it more pleasant
to remain in blissfull ignorance
of all the errors and to express
profound astonishment when his ,
attention is called to them by ,
irate or amused readers. ,
Most newspaper men consci- {
enciously strive to keep their (
papers free from errors, but when (
one's best, under the cir- (
cumstances, has been done {
there is little good in look- ,
ing back and digging out more (
worry, just as if there had not <
been enough already. A lawyer <
or a merchant may conceal his (
mistakes, a doctor may bury his, 4
but an editor?well, he just takes 4
his cussin' and forgets it as soon 4
as possible. 4
Mr. and Mrs. Little Entertain (
Monday night Mr. and Mrs. ^
Dan Little entertained a few *
friends in honor of their house *
guesis, Misses Veima and Lucile
Mcintosh. Games were played,
and later all repaired to the dining
room where cake and cream
was served. They were assisted
in receiving and entertaining
by Miss Netta Clark and assisted
in serving by Miss Velma
Mcintosh and Mr. Harry Redfearn.
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Fine Lads.
There was an Irishman who
lined up his family of seven
gigantic sons, and invito^
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caller to look at them says The i
Argonaut. - i
"Ain't they the fine boys?" ^
inquired the father. *
"They are," agreed the visitor. <
"The finest in the world!" ex ^
claimed the father. "And I {
nivver laid violent hands on any (
of them except in self-defense." (
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J Resolutions of Respect,
The death of Mr. J. C. Dal
s rymple has doubtless saddened
the heart3 of all who knew
- him. This is written in
1 reverence of his memory and
i attainments as a co-laborer in
- God's vineyard and a true law
1 abiding: citizen.
He cultivated but few of the '
light graces of life, always plain, 1
simple and direct in his modes ^
of habit and thought. His many
acts of kindness fell as the dews j
of heaven unseen and unfelt.
He was self possessed, good 1
tempered, meek and patient, c
with an expansive, genial heart
that looked much to the welfare i
of others, and was ever ready 1
for their sakes to sacrifice his r
own. o
He was a laborer with us in
God's vineyard for six years, 3
always prompt and orderly, his p
conversations always pure, tl
agreeable, interesting and profit- h
able. tc
Therefore, be it resolved, that
the members of Cross Roads
church desire to express their
appreciation for his faithful end
efficient work, t\
"Resolved, that we extend to n<
his bereaved wife and family our
heart felt sympathy in this
sad bereavement.
If we keep the faith we shall
see him again for there is no
death. The stars go down to
shine upon some fairer shore,
and bright in Heaven's jeweled
crown tliev shine for evermore.
We may well morn the death
of such a young man, full of
strength, power, promise and
unfilled possibilities, but we all
must bow our head beneath the
touch of death, but may we exclaim.
"Oh, death, where is thy sting."
I. D. Purvis,
Tames Sullivan
Walter Woodard
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CHURCH NOTES
BAPTIST, J. M.Sullivan. Pastpr.
Our meeting at Liberty Hil
was a grand success. The Lord
blessed us- with both temporal
and spiritual showers.
Bro. Jones left us Thursday
afternoon for a stop over with
the home folks and on to Ridgeland
for his regular appointment
Sunday.
Friday morning we baptized
< and during the meeting we
estored 2 and received 3 by
etter, making a total of 13
' We appreciated the nice,
nelons i*iven us last week by
>11 r friends.
We have had a number of
nvitations for this present Week,
nit our "physical" man says
est, and we will be obedient fol
nee. I
Next Saturday Center Grovfl
p. m., Sunday 11 a. m. OuB
rotracted meeting will begin at
lis time. We hope to liavd
,ro. Leon lrundeibtirk with us
> do the preaching.
MKTIIOD1ST KPISCOPAI.
J. A. McGraw.
On next Sundav we will have
vo services at Zoir, with din
lt on the ground. This will
STL
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We will be at Paireland fro ml
kind of photographic work. Jjl
Bring your lilms and have
Studio over Pageland Merc
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iy, Augu
)MENR/i
AND
ers Gathc
Lever and Finley
Games oi Base B;
THE MORNING
ESFIELD VS CHER
THE AFTERNOOP
IL1NA VS SOUTH '
JCED RA
11 Railro
>in The Big C
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p. .
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be the beginning of our meetipg
af this place. We will fill our
\ appointment at ' Pageland at 4
f o'clock.
' METHODIST PROTESTANT
John. W. Quick, Pastor
j Our appointment for next
Sunday will be at Rose Hill at
11 o'clock. Our special meeting
will begin the fifth Sunday ic
August.
R. W. Cato's Appointments
| 1st Sunday?Mt. Moriah at 11
J o'clock on Sunday, and 3 o'clock
4on .*\ntlirrtci\r
| 2nd Sunday?Bethel at 11
o'clock Sunday, and Saturday at
f o'clock.
3rd Sunday?Mt. Pisgah at 11
o'clock Sunday, and Saturday at*
2 o clock.
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15 pounds line grant
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Lot ot slippers going at
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We are saving oil
not You?
CHINA AND CRO
We now have in sto
Dinner sets in Best Grad
are well worth $25.00 p
lig them lor $18.00. \
stock of extra pieces of C
We want your trade
your coming to see us.
Pageland Ha
13 X 13 inch Biscuit Pans
11X16 ?
Enamel St<
Dish Pans, I 0 quart
Stew Pots, 4 ?
Coffee ?
Wash Pans
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gist just as the doctor writes
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Carolina. Our drugs are fre
We send off laundry ever}
gives perfect satisfaction,
weeks laundry by Tuesday i
Come in to see us even, if you
to see you. And if vou want an
you the truth about it. No fake
ant time all the year round.
Mangum 1
Dollar $
ys we will exchange
items lor a dollar:
: white goods
)ress Goods
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straw Hat
jlated sugar
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ale tobacco
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matoes
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tiers $ $ . Why
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also have a new
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and will appreciate
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