Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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. ' \ i V * Program Annual Meeting of the Chesterfield W. M. U. To Be j Held With the Baptist Church Pageland Oct. 4th and 5th. 10: a. m. Devotional, Mrs. L. L Parker, Pageland. Words of Welcome, Mrs. D. E. Clark, Pageland. Response, M rs. H. A. Funder burk, Dudley. Reports front Societies. Song Message, Mrs. C. J. Fun derburk, Pageland. Introduction of Visitors. Aged Ministers, Mrs. C. L. Evans, McBee. Appointing of Committees. * NOON HOUR 2: p. ifl Devotional," Miss Alice Knight, Pageland. The Training school% Mrs, C. C. Jenkins. Jefferson. The Margaret Fund, Mrs. J. O. ^Baggot, Patrick. Address, Miss Mary Adams, Darlington, S. C. "Woman's Sphere in the Church, Mrs. B. S. Funderburk Chestertield. ' Song Message, Mrs Thomas ' Duncan. 1 W. M. U. Methods, Open Dis- 1 cussion. Closing Prayer. ! 8: p. m Demonstration Sun beam Work. Address, by a Visitor. I Song Message, Mrs. C, J. Funderburk. , Oct. 5th. ] 10: a. m. Devotional, Mrs. E. K. Smith, Cross Roads. 1 Reading of Associational Pol- , icy. State Missions. Mrs. C. H. Riv- i ers, Chesterfield. ' Home Missions. Mrs. Alvin . Mangum, Pageland. Song Message, Mrs. Thomas Duncan. The Effect of the War on Mission Work, Mrs. C. M.Tucker, Pageland. NOON HOUR 2: p. m. Devotional, Mrs. Ben McBride, Lower Macedonia; 4 Foreign Missions, Mrs. R. E. ( Rivers, Chesterfield. 1 : WOUL Stop to pick up mom it? Yes. Well then, same as finding it? early and bought a stocl tAfA ? ^ - 1 wc can certainty save y In connection with our c< we have added Boys Suit Dry Goods, Notions and m invite you to inspect B 4 Li G. C. Mang oocooccooc x f inancing I ? X The farmer's business c X financial backing if it is t( Q That is one reason why Q and willing bank behind h ? It is an important funct H temporary assistance to tf X of us, and who have demo A repay obligations when dt Q The best way to have a an account with us, and i JJ only the farmerjbut every K ground financially to do so o The Bank ol t , Colonel John K. Hendrick, former Congressman from the First District of Kentucky, has an attribute common among the citizens of his own state?he greatly admires a good trotting horse. One fine spring morning he visited the driving track near the town where he resides, to spend a happv hour watching various owners and trainers exercising their stock. A tobacco raiser from the back part of the county swung down the home stretch behind a bony, awkward, skittish, weird looking animal. The sulky in which the farmer sat was the best that money could buy and as shiny as paint and varnish could make it; the harness was new, ornate and elaborate. He halted in front of the grand stand, where Colonel Hendrick sat. "Hey, John!" he called up. "WTiut do you think of the out nir "Fine, Jeff; fine!" staled Colonel Hendnck. "Perfectly splendid! I congratulate you. There's onlv one thing more needed to make it absolutely complete." "Whut's that?" demanded the surprised country man. "A hoss!" said the colonel. "Who was the first man, Bobby?" asked the teacher. "George Washington," ans wered the young American promptly. "Why, no, Bobby. You ought to know better than that. It was Adam." "Oh, well," said Bobby, determined to prove himself right T wasn't counting foreigners." Obituary Report, Mrs. R. M. Jenkins, Dudley. Reports of Committees. Closing Message. Because of the death of her young child our State President, Mrs. Chapman cannot be with us, but we will have other state officers with us and expect a great meeting. Edna V. Funderburk, Supt. D YOU : ey if you were to find is saving money the fe went in the market k of Merchandise that ou money on. >mplete line ot Groceries s, Men's Hats and Caps, anv new fhincrc ?* VT11IV1I VV Vx I Buy. um & Co. he Farmer ? o >ften needs a little extra X ) grow and prosper. X he should have strong Q lim. Q ion of this bank to give V te farmers who seek it J| nstrated their ability to X ie" V credit here is to carry Q ive cordially invite not ? -1 I Pageland q jooqooooqoJI i * * Recently a man bought a secondhand automobile, which turned out to be a cripple on four wheels rather than a pleasure vehicle. He was describing some of the patient's svmptons to a friend. "I take it, then, that she rattles a good deal when you run her." said the other man. "Rattles!" said the owner of the car. "She_ sounds like a skeleton having a congestive chill on a tin roof!" Winkleby gazed at the new triplets with fatherlv pride, but not a little apprehenson in his eye, nevertheless. "What are you thinking, dear?" asked Mrs. Winkleby, softly. "Nothing, dear, nothing," he said falteringlv, "only don't vou think that it. would be wiser for us hereafter to build up our little family on the installment plan?" ?Ex. For c The sw Pi< I NOTE: 300 million pounds. how much Virginia-Carolina tobar made into cigarettes last year?< times as much as any other tobaccc Pitdmont u th* btggtit-tolling Pi Carolina cigarttu in tht "world. I ? A ?r /;r; v " * 4 .. / i A New Ycric mother, 3u i:.r . in^ that her sister had received j a new little girl, said to Lillian, her little daught er: "Lillian, auntie has a new ba by, and now mama is the baby's aunt, papa is the baby's uncle and you are her little cousin." "Well," said Lillian w onderingly, "wai.-i*t that arranged quick?" Tax Notice The executions for 1916 have been placed in my hands for the collection of taxes past due. Now you know whether vou have paid or not. If vou want to save trouble and cost come and settle up. Everybody has to pay taxes, the sooner the better. D. P. DOUGLASS, Aug. 30th 19l7 Sheriff. JLi The Cigarette That's co was aver 4 i. And rginia "N^ Buying a wife, with tobacco at currency, in the eld days of Virginia igarettes, Virginia-Ca my South?^ohert The first ci^ y^. 1 i Carolina tol of Southern Carolina tol has that "da Virginia-Cai 3/lT > ? i v ?? I ,Mf ,| , ? Umi |tiaMnnB^M NEW GARAGE 1 AT RUBY I We have equipped a first class Garage at Ruby |H and are prepared to do your repair work. Call in and give us a trial. Prices reasonable, work Guaranteed. Our stand is situated just across the Railroad from tlie depot. H RUBY GARAGE CO. I J. F. EDGEWORTH, Mgr. n ^=SkLJ?zl rolina tobacco is the best ' cigarettes were bom rarettc ever made was Virginiabacco. All the mellow charm sunshine itself is in Virginiabacco. And no other tobacco Lsh" and "go" to its taste that *olina tobacco has. JLwat+jKy** fe&u** Or. # 5 of Quality 5c and 10c a package j /