The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, August 09, 1916, Image 2
The Pageland Journal
Published Wednesday Mornings
by The Journal Company (
C. M. Tucker, Editor
Subscription Price - - $1.00 (
Entered as second class mail 1
matter at the post oifice at Pagelaud,
S. C., under Postal Act !
of March 3, 1879. 1
August 9, 1916
Announcement
Demonstration Agent Tiller
has agreed to conduct a department
in this paper for the farm- i
ers:
The selection and preparation ;
of the matter for this department
will be entirely with Mr, Tiller
and Miss Mims, the home dem- <
onstration worker. This depart- <
ment will start next week, and
continue as long as it seems ad- 1
visable!
Many farmers in this county (
nre growing velvet beans in a i
limited way for the first time
this year. Some of them will j
not grow them again because
ihe corn is being wrapped up so
that no fodder can be pulled. <
1'odder pulling is still considered (
profitable by a great many peo- j
pie.
^
The county campaign opened >
up in full blast at Brock's mill 1
yesterday. There is an unusual
ly large number of candidates J
tliis year, and the campaign
promises to be an interesting
c he, though it will be a little I
tiresome if all the candidates in
s st upon their right to speak. I
The race for sheriff has been C
hardest fought, perhaps, up to
this time, but the race for superi
itendent of education and that 1
tor representative will probably
hold more attention in the cam
paign. ^
The,recent rainy weather em- (
I liasized anew the need for keep- s
i g plenty of humus or vegeta l
b!e matter in all farming lands, i
C otton on clean sandy land al- t
uiuai uicu, aim 11 iins me puurcsi j
c .nee at all to make enough to 3
p iy for the fertilizer, while cot- <
t >q on humus-filled land has t
v ithstood the rains and is thriv- (
in v. Tiller is making a big ef- ?
fort to induce all Chesterfield ]
c unty farmers to sow cover g
crops for the winter. Tiller (
c n't afford to lie about the ben- j
eiits of these crops of clover, $
ry 5 and vetch, and his advice ?
doesn't cost anything. I'alk it i
o\er with him, and then go t
aluad. 1
Chas. E. Hughes, the Republi- J
n? * * " J -* *
v_ 11 t tauuiuiiic iui presiueni, >
m de his speech of acceptance a i
ft- v days ago, and it was a won- <
dcr. He has been loosing i
g >und faster since he made it
ih n before. He criticised Fres J
id nt Wilson verv severely and s
m de it clear that nothing had 1
be ;n done right since the Dem- 1
ocrats came to the wheel. He 1
Sfi'J it was all wrong, but he
ni elected to say how it could be s
ri, hted. Considering the fact J
th it he had nothing to work
upon, he probably did very well *
?\ ih his generalities. His at
ft t nnte tr* \I 7 1 ? 1 I
.v ia|/io ivy uic^icuu vviison nowe\
er have had the opposite ef ,
ft et, and Hughes is being dis
ci edited by his own conduct. |
Ho is now making a tour of the
\\ est and repeating his vague |
c! arges against the greatest
president the country has ever
h.d.
Revival at Baptist Church
The revival meeting at the
B iptist church here begins next
S inday. Rev. D. P. Montgom
PI v is In rln tlm nmnt*'?
uv >uv |?cav,UillKi 1 UC
harbor under which the meeting
will be held is nearing completion,
It is on the upper corner
of church lot and is 60x80
In Memory of Miss Mamie Simpson
"In the midst of life we are in
death." This lovely girl was
stricken with a violent disease
that no earthly power could arrest
and after a few weeks drifted
to the life eternal. Her death
caused sorrow to all who knew
her, and her christian life was
an example to all. Her life was
one of unselfishness. We feel
assured that her heavenly Father
had a place in His Kingdom
for her, and chose her as one of
his jewels for the everlasting
home. She has gone to the fair
land of rest and sunshine, where
with unclouded vision she has
seen the "King in His beauty"
and will be walking and watching
to welcome her loved ones
home.
"Like the bloom of midnight
darkness
Comes this shadow to our hearts,
When with this precious, cherished
loved one,
We are called upon to part.
Dark the wav and deep the
shadow
3f the path that leads ahead,
When we know that happy
Mamie
^ow is numbered with the dead.
No, not dead, but with the
sleepers,
Sweetly resting for awhile,
)nlv waiting for her loved ones,
\.nd her savior's blessed smile.
Courage then dear faltering
loved ones,
Wait a while and you will know
rhat God took her home to
heaven
ust because He loved her so
We will see her at the Judgement,
lobed in an angels radiant
gown
n her hand, a harp of glory,
)n her head, a golden crown.
R. P.
3ageland Boy "Makes Good" in
Atlanta
Mr. G. W. Kennington, Jr.,
vho has been visiting his parents
lere for several days, has made
i splendid -record * in* Atlanta
iince going there two years ago.
fie was formerly manager of the
Jnion Drug company here. Afer
leaving here he spent one
fear at Rutherford college, one
fear at the State University of
South Carolina and then entered
he Atlanta College of Pharmacy,
where ne took the Ph. G.
ind Ph. C. courses at one time.
^or two years lie kept up his
studies and worked in a local
irug store and earned money to
lav his way. Last year he was
fiven an assistant professorship,
ind gave a few hours each week
n lectures. At the end of the
erm he graduated at the head of
lis class, making a general averige
of 96. Before he was through
school he stood examination
lefore the Alabama State board
?nd passed, and later took the
3eoreia board and nasQ#?d
i splendid showing.
He has been given a professorship
in this college for next year,
ind will devote a certain numje?
of hours a day to his classes.
His former employer has given
him a raise in salary for his time
when he is not in the college,
and thus he gets a handsome
salary.
County Campaign Opened
Yesterday
The county campaign began
at Brock's mill yesterday
August 8th and ends at Chesterfield
August 26th.
The places and dates arranged |
by the executive committee are
11
its ioidws:
Brock's Mill, August 8th.
Cheraw, August 8th at night.
Grant's Mill, August 9th.
Patrick, August 10th.
Ousleydale, August 11th. I
McBee, August 12th.
Angelus, August 21st.
Jefferson, August 22nd.
Pageland, August 23rd. .
Mt. Croatian. Anon?t
Ruby, August 24th at night.
Odom's Mill, August 25th.
Chesterfield, August 26th.
The primary will he held on
the of AwfcUlh '
Ismm&sssm&w&s t
WHY W
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tyj Over a hot Wood Sto
[If buy one of our New Perl
W stoves and cook with Cor
W You will also tind us
st Wood Stoves and Rangee
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I^Pageland Hardw
ATTEN
Here are a few things
like to dispose of before
to do so we are offering
| Bargs
r Feed Oats, Cotton S<
Jt Seal Fruit Jars, A
J Shingles, Primo Pes
ff ton Seed Meal
Jfc Door Screens in many size
us for the famous Buck
jfr We have Ground Limest<
C land. Let us know your
S We carry a heavy stock o
g ware. Shoes, Etc., at all t
| McGregor
| RUBY, SOUTH l
Notice of Ejection
Notice is hereby given that an ,
election will be held in j ^
Zion school district No. 40 on
t he 12th day of August 1916 to ^
vote on an increase in the
special levy to five (5) mills, un- l&t
der the special act of the legisla* ex<
ture of 1916. ftn
By order of the County Board or
ot Education.
R. A. ROUSE. Co Supt.
l Quick D?
We now have a motor delive
livering goods in town. Call ]
a spool of thread to a ton of M
livered at once.
Phone your next order to Nc
it comes.
C. L GUI
ORRY? |;
J
ve when you can $
lection 4 burner oil nt
nfort.
with a biq line of ? F
s ?
are Company |
Tin\i 3
jl ?c .
that we would fg !
: fall and in order J
real
tins 1
eed Hulls, E-Z ^
Lot of Nice 9g
inut Meal, Cot- J
s and prices. See
eye Grain Drills. 2
3ne for that grain 1m
wants. 25 C
I Groceries, Hard- ?
imes. jff
& Raley ?
CAROLINA I :
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For Exchange
One large dwelling and 2
s 50x150 feet on corner of
xamore and Blakeney
eets in the town of Pageid
for sale at a bargain or
:hange for farm land near
vn. If you want to buy
trade, see
. C. M. Tucker.
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>livcry |
iry tru :k for use in de- E
No. 16 for anything from E
ill Feed, and have it de- E
>. 16, and see how quick E
LEDGE
It
Report of Township Commis
Township, June
VmoiHit on hand at last report
day 1st, Received
une 5th, Received
Vpril b. L. B. Davis
8. R. W. Gaddy
8. A. N. Stroud
15. W. W. Melton
15. B. T. Teal
U TJ A \\T~*
Av/i All VT dlOUli
24. W. H. Davis
24. J. W. T. Rivers
vlay 6. W. L. Sellers
6. W. D. Brown
6. W. A. Sellers
6. J. H. Sellers
6. W. T. Griggs
11. W.T.Griggs
12. C. R. Sellers
20. L. B. Davis
20. Isaac Davis
20. C. L. Eddins
22. E. T. Teal
une 5. R. W. Gaddy
10. A. N. Stroud
23. L. B. Davis
Balance on hand
Respectfully submitted
F. W. Rivers, Tov
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1 M. W
j AUlil
is the month 1
and the time wl
chants and othei
men should give
the fall stock of
Job Prii
and get it don
the rush.
Letter Heads. I
| Statements, Envel
jj ton Tickets, am
| other printed i(
3 in fall hiK.inpsc
Ill 1U11 Ui;ulllUJJ
printed and read
Look through
what you will
then send your
onGe to
The
Pagelai
Jour
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sioner Court House
27,1916
125.85
612.00
287.00
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17.75
6.40
9.76
7.50
2.00
56.00
5.25
5.00
4.50
15.86
4.50
4.00
9.75
37.75
20.00
20.05
6.25
3.00
22.50
2.25
4.50
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