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.iTHIE NEWS OF PROSPBRITY. and. Mrs. A. G, Wise Cleaebrate Their Silyer Wedding-Easter Services at tUe. Ohurches. Prosperity, Maroh.28.-The phone 11 e to tVIAIkos will soon be in oper ati(-i.. Therm will be two liies from L. Nichols. The'phoiies will be i-i the following homes: W. P. Bed enbaugh, 0. F. Hunter, J. W Hun ter,-'N.' E. Taylor, The Parsonage, A. M. Cdnwill, S. P. Hawkins, J. S. Niehole and Son,..T. R. Lester's. Tid Sunddy*school, primary and intermediet department, of' GOWde dhuroh will have on egg hunt on the church grounds on Saturday< evening at 4 p. tn. The. Sunday school of Wightman hapel will also have an egg hunt, also on their church grounds the stne ternoon. Mrs. Louisa E. Price of the Mac deniasection :has noved into her ew home.just completed on McNqary street. We welcome her to our t'own. " Mrs. M. C. Morris has g"one to visit -*.her parent-s at Lykesland, Rielland The Easter exercises of Grace 'un day school will be 0iven <i Hnlday evening- be.-ining" at 8 p. ml. Th'le rogram is as follows: Processional. ''The Children are N.Marching in the King's highway.'' 2. An Easter Acrasti.-By a class of 'boys. 3. Song-"O praise the Lord." Ruby Wheeler, Muller Kreps. 4. Exercise-'The light of the world.'' 5. Recitation-''The Heart's Eas ter."-Miss Janie Russell. 6. Song by infant class. 7. Recitation-Miss Mary Lizzie Duncan. 8. Exercise-J'A wreath of Easter Flowers.' '-Miss Eva Lester's clas.,. 9. Recitation by Miss Lizette 4.Counts. 10. Collection song. Benedictiou. The proceeds will be for the men orial window of the primary dopart pent from the egg hunt. iss Addie Werts of our town was lie of the successful ones in the re cent contest hi the State. Mr. and Mrs. Edwards of Chiesler who came over to attend the silver wedding returned to their home Mon day. Mesdames J. M. Bowers and Wil lHam Johison anld Miss Olivia Bow ers visited Mrs. J. A. Simpson the past week. Dr. W. M. Blakemore has gone to Atlanta to attend the commencenient exercises of his ''Alma Mater.' Mrs. Gco. S. Bearden has returned to Winston-Salem. Mr. I. B. Luther has returned to Atlanta. He spent a few days in town with his parents. Mr. Charlie Sehumpert is at home for the Easter holidays. He has Sfinished his course at the Massy' Business college, Richmond, Va., andl wilgo to Savannah, Ga., and locate. Miss Lucy Quattlebaum of Colum bja will visit Miss Lula Moseley this week. Mrs. WVatts of Laurens has organ ized an art class i town. Mr. J. Hayne Boozer after spend inlg a few weeks with his father Capt. H. S. Bo,ozer and( his sister Mrs. J. P. Wheeler has returned to Newv York and will engage in busi ness. Misses Jessie a-nd Lizzie Young spe-nt from Friday till Monday with Mrs. L. S. 'Cald well. Pastor Kreps is holding the usual Holy Week services in Grace Luth eran church. The services nrec beingi very wvell attended. The communion will be celebrated Sunday morning. Our school wvill have holiday on Fday visitors in town duing the past week we note in part Dr. 0. B. * Mayer. and wife. ('eo. W. Summer andi wife, Dr. J1. A. B. Scherer and M1rs. Scherer, Mr. and Mrs. J1. 1-. Hunter, ~'Mr. nnd Mrs. F. R. H un ter. Mrs. l.>n ma Mahion, Miss Lulie Hlunt. Mrs. and Miss McCrneken, Gleo. H. Wise. IMr. nnd. Mrs. J1. B. Lathlan, Mr. anid Mrs. S. B. Anmil. J1. H. and Mr's. Wiwe. The lar offire was givenl Sat irday morning. It was found that the shop of Boozer on R.yond street wtas on fire. The damage to house and goods wvas considerable. Tt made some of' us think of the fire fighting~ apparatus that we oughit to have. Had it not been in thme day time there would probably have been a 2 considerable fire and much loss. We expect some fine morning to wake up to the realization that our town "has practically been swept off the map, (hunrmed off might he the heot ter express5ion1.) No move has beeni made as yet looking to an early closing move ment. On Saturday evening last wvas cele. brated the 25th anniversary of the wedding of Miss Rebecca King Birge and Mr. Allen Garlington Wise at Wise hotel. All tie halls, Oarlors ai drawing rooms were thrown open ar made fragrant and festive for tI welcoming of their friends of aul lang syne' and their younger frien( of today. Mr. Wise's genial hospitality wi never more lavishly displayed thp at this thue. Mrs. Wise was nevq more radiantly beautiful than whi greeting her girlhood frietids umb1 such happy cisrhunces. Mau hearty good wishes were expressei but beneath it all one intuitively fe that they were others for their we fare too profound, to trust, to mei words for conveyance. Mr. and Mr Wise were assisted in receiving I the groom's sister Mrs. Calmes, an the bride's sister Mrs. Kohn and the gracious dau-hters Mrs. J. F. Browr and Mrs. C. M. Harmon. The bride's dining room in silv< and pink, with its bells and hear, and scintillating festoons was a flav less dream. The adjoining dining ha S1 The Easter tide left no stone un ficient mcans at plete and best s this season. .W and p-ic. bfo he E . T h *0 bu Sh W1( vei Full line of S prices to c< SUI' d in red and green mide a beautifu d scene whem "bright the lights shon o'er fair women and brave." The re d ception roopn with its myriads o waxen tapers was mellow and beauti s ful. The drawing room in which thi centrepiece was the bride's book gavi s one the impression of. a great viole n smiling out gldd. This reqister it )r which the treasured autographs weri le written was acceptably kept by thf r bride's niece, Miss Erin Kohn. y Misses Hunt, Marie Lathan, Me l, Crackin and Ellen Werts, assisted b; it the light of the moon and a hundre< 1- fairy lanterns all the while lured th( -e guests to their woodsy booths ti s. partake of refreshing punch. y The dining rooms already beautifu ( were brigltened by the bevy of gir: n who served a delightful three cours( ie e banquet comsisting of turkey, ham r ehicken salad, saratoga chips, olives ts Ipickle, salthies, bread, scalloped oys ?-Iters, pressed cream, in pink an< 11 white, wedding cake and white frui is here and we at turned in trying 1 id a mammoth s1 elected stock of c e assure you tha re buying. Our pi Our Big Clothing Department. is unusually large this season. The many pat terns of light grays and plaids, so popular this season, are here in all the newcuts and weaves. Blue Serges are always good and we have them in dou ble breas+ed, s in glie breasted. regulars and slims. Our Clothing is made by the Feis heimer Fischer Co. and Straus and Bros. hoeF ese are names tl siness, Hanan & ape", King Qual 3 carry these brai iths. They are r -y best ever prod taple Dry Goc )untry stores %IM I cake, coffee and ginger, and gave m a lasting favor of the occasion pin ribibon rosettes from which dangle l tiny silved bells and hearts. Maiy guests, both town and out c town, were -present and scores of gifl SWrought hi silver coming from mot than six states' testified further I the esteem in which the happy pai are held by their friends at hone all 3 abroad. The groom's gift to the. brid was So unique that it was the eam, of many a jest, the sum of their ag( inl silver dollars and which, morn over, was agreed by all to be tli gift of gifts at this wedding. Aft( several hours of real enjoyment th ,friends departed oft repeating tli I 'Wish. that these favored two might. 1 spared to celebrate another oceasio on which the silver will be supplan ed by the gold. Judged by Her Hat-brim. A breezy and witty dialogue a Ways makes good reading. When yo -e amply preparE .o make this seas ore room we're C ;easonable good. t it will be to you ices are always the louse lat mean somet Son, Burt and F ity, Queen Qua ads of fine shoes ecognized the w< uced.. ids carried ir ewberry. S. s cm1 f1nd one that tells a good comed k story you have delightful literatur d and should be grateful. ''A Brothe in Arms," by Grace S. Richmond ii the April McClure's, meets the re quirements and tells a capital stor, e of a Yale sophomore and his too soli 0 citous married sister,' who was will ing to judge ''Julius'' latest flam by the width of her hat-brim as th portion we quote shows: Mrs. Jack laid down her worl< ''Am I to understand,'' said she dis tinctly, ''that you are in love wit! r this girlt'' e Julius looked up piteously. Then i e slowly drew from his breast pocket e small photograph, gazed pensively a1 n it, and surrendered it to his sistet She stared at, it in dismay. 'Julius Brough'ton !' ''Isn't she a dream 7'' demiandel the Yale sophomore, anxiously study ing the expression on Mrs. Jack' face. u "She's fairly pretty,'' admitte FIqI 1 k.d for the Easter on our banner s, ble to show yoI 3 that will be shc r advantage to lowest. Our Young Men's Suits are the smartest ever s h o w n in Newberry The cut shown is one of the popular college suits for this Spring. Made single and dou ble breasted. The mothers of New berry know where to buy their boys' cloth ing. Our line of little men's Knee Suits are the very stron gest made garments on the market. Mrs. Jane Hopkins Boys' Proo f Clothing. of Nev hing in the sho 'ackard, "Korrec lity. Zeigler Bro: lfn all styles an >rld over to be th Clothing St BR4 C. V Mrs. Jack, with reluctance. ''But B she-Julius look at that hutl'' r "It's awfully becoming. The way i she glances out at you from under - it ''It's too wide - it's an exaggera tion. And her hair-she shouldnV' wear it like that--'' 3 'All the girls do-' 'That's a very. strange thing she has on her neck." 'Now, see here,'' said Julius, sit 1 ting up suddenly, ''what's that got to do with it? Do you want some other woman to judge whether you 're t'a desirable wife for Jack Elliot by the widith of your hat-brim? I tell you, that girl's a peach. Ask Sam Underwood. Ask Walter Caruthers. I Ask Pierce Gibson. The fellow that - gets that girl is mighty lucky. And S if you won't meet her at the eleven ten tomorrow, I will-and take her :1 to Ch sterfleld's for luncheon-', trade. We have Bason. With suf i the most com wn in Newberry see OUR GOODS :t7 dr ore- Jobbing S.,