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ARACA-PHILATHEA UNION MEETS IN NEWBERRY TODAY (Continued from Page One.) Rev. R. S. Tru-esd-ale, of the .Metho - dist church, will speak. At the West End Baptist churh Hon. J. J. Gentry, of Spartanburg, wll make an address. The following is the programme of the -entire conveztion in detail: National Officers. M. A. Hudson, Baraea president, Syracuse, New York. Miss May Hudson, Philathea pres ident, Syracuse, New York. Luther MeCray Tesh, Baraca Field REV. J. H secretary, Syracuse, New York. Miss Daisy Eckert, Philathea field Gecretary, Syraeuse, New York State Omeiers. J. J. Gentry, president, Spartan burg, S. C. W. G. Womack, Baraea secretary, Spartanburg, S. C. ~Miss Bera Bailey, Philathea see retary, Olinten, S. C. I.T. Williams, field secretary, Spartanburg, S. C. W. H. HUNT. Local Co-Operative Committee. M. L. Spearman, chairmran; .S. S. Ca.nningham, secretary; J. H West Baraca, First Baptist ehrch; C. L. Harris, Baraca, West End Baptist chuirch;j Mrs. R. C. Boylston, Phila thea, First Baptist ehureh; H. L. Dean, Philathea, West End Baptist y . L.SEA.N church; W. D. Stillwell, Baraea, Mol lohon Methodist eburch; Miss Edna Addison, P.hilatha, East Side Bap tist church; J. H. Wicker Baraca, Cenitral Methodist chuareh; Miss Carrie B. West, Philathea, Central ,Method,ist church; W. E. Pelham, ~AdeaMa Class, Presbyterian church; CMiss Eula Daby, lIilaiG1ea, 2o1 hon Methodist church; Dr. E. C. Jones, Associate Reform Presbyterian church. Programme. Friday Afternoon, April 8th., Reception from 5.00 to 6.30 o'clock p. M. Friday Evening, April 8ZI. Opening prayer-8 o'clock p. m. Addresses of Welcome-On behalf of Students, J. H. Harms, president Newberry co llege. On behalf oTf the churches, Rev. M. L. Banks, pastor Central Metho dist church. On 'behalf of the Sunday schools, W. H. Hunt. Rx ENRY HARMS. R-asponse to Address of Welcome J. J. Gentry, of Spartanburg, S. C. Hallelujah Chorus- (From Mes siah) Handel. The WorldrWide Baraea Move College Cami S~Praa ment-Miarshal A. Hudson, presi dent of the Naticial Baraea UJnion, Syracuse, N. Y. Saturday Morning,, April 9th. 9.00-Prayer and .priseb service. 9.30-Conv4ion called to order by JI J. Gentry State presidenat. MiseHanous business. 10.00-The world-wide Philathea mvnent-Miss Daisy FEkert, Na. tional Philatihea field secretaT'y. Opera House-V Convenitiv 10.30-Report of secertary and treasurer, M. G. Womack. Report of State field secretary, I. T. Wii lars. 10.45-Raview of the State work J. J. Gentry, State president. n.10-nhat+.ea mpprtn4-.h E. 0. Watson, pastor Washingtou Street LAethodist ehurch, Columbia, S. C. 11.30-Organized work-Why i Baraca and Philathea class-Hon. Jos. A. .MeOullough, Greenvile, S. C. 12.00-Reports of classes. Saturday Aftlernoon, April 9th. 3.00-Baraca oon.leren:e at First Baptist church led by M. A. Hudson. Payer and praise service. Round table. 3.00--Philathea conference at Cen tral Methodist church led by Miss Daisy Eekert, assisted by Mrs. W. H. Hunt and Miss Irene Lucas. Pray er and praise service. Model class demonstration. Round table. Sun set prayer meeting for all on collegt' campus. Saturday. Evening, April 9th 8.00-Prayer and praise service. 8.30-3fodel class dmonstration. Awake, Thou that sleepest, (From "The Daughter of Jairus"), Stainer. 8.45-Christ and young men-Pr. E. M. Poteat, president Furman ua iversity, Greenville, S. C. 9.15-Miscellaneous business. Sunday Morning, April 10th. Sunrise prayer meeting. 11.30-Each pulpit of the eity filled. by a visitor. Sunday Afternoon, April 10th. 3.00-Mass meeting at city opera house. Prayer and praise sevce. 3.30-Baracas and Philatheas as soul winners-M. A. Hudson. 4.00-The remedy for an indiffer ent Philathea-Miss Daisy Eckert. Chorus-Saviour Pilot Me. 4.30-The quiet hour service -led ,by Rev. Mr. Nwighbais, pastor Southside Baptist church, Spartan burg, S. C. Sunday Evening, TApril 10th. 8.00-Prayer and praise service. 8.30-The teacher and the cass Dr. Geo. B. Cromer, of Newbrery. Hark, hark, my soul-Shelley. 9.00-The Baraca as a citizen-Dr. H. N. Snyder. president of Wofford college, Spartanburg,S. C. 9.00-.Farewell service led ,by M A. Hudson. Musie director, Prof. Roy Z. Thom as. Getting a Raise. A year ago a manufacturer hired g boy. For months there was nothing noticeable ashout the boy except tha1 he never took his eyes off the ma ~ - - s-Place of Sunset er Meeting. ehine he was running. A few weetk ago the manufacturer . looked usj from his work to see the 'boy stand ing 'beside aiis desk. "'What do you want?" he asked. "Want me pay raised." "What are you getting?" "T'ree dollars a week." "Well, how much do you thini you are worth?f" "Four dollars." rere Meeeings of ni Are Held. "You think so, do you?" "Yes, sir, an' I've been t 'inhin so for t'ree weeks, 'but I've been s< blamed busy I ain't had time ti speak to you about i-t." The boy gpt the raxne.-Secess. For absolute comfort from the first day, ask to see LA FRANCE Flexible Welt the shoe firmly or heel or gaping at St4le 5084-Two-Eb Pump. In Patent k Will be much wom. CALDWE ANDY perfec tion f or 25 years has been ex pressed by the name, "Nunnally's" on boxes of bon bons and choco lates. It is gilt-edged security for su preme quality and perfect assortment. comes to you fresh and delicious be cause we receive express shipments almost daily. Gilder & Weeks, Newberry, S. C. Blobbs-I never saw such a re semblance as ,between Guzzler aind his daughter. Slobb-That 's right. I proposed *to her last night and she said "I don't care if I do."'-Charlonie News. FOR AGED) PEOPLE. Old Folks Should be Careful in, Their Selection of Regulative Medicine. With advanced age comes inactive bowel *movemen't .and sluggish liver. Nature is urnable to perform her proper faaeti'ons and~ requires assis tace. Otherwise, there is constant suffering from constipation and its attendant evils. 0.ld folks should. -never use physic that' is harsh an3d irritating. We have a safe, dependa,bie and altogether id9eal remedy that is par ticularly adapte dto the i-equirements of a.ged people and persons of weak constitution. who suffer from consti pation or other bowel disorder. We are so certain that it will completely relieve these complaints an'd give ab solute satisfaction in every particu la that we offer them with our per sonal guarantee that they shall cost 'the user not'hing if they fail to sub stantiate our claims. This remedy is called Rexall Orderlies. Rexall Orderlies 'are 'eaten like candy. They have a soothing, heal ing, strengthening, tonic and regula tive action upon the dry mucous lin ing and the relaxed muscular coat of the bowel. They .produce i natur al, successive conraetion and relax ation of the muscular fibres of the -bowel rwalls, generating a wavelike motion which forces their conteaVts o ward and outward; thus simulat ir'g nature in perfect bowel move mnt. They tone up and strengthea the nerves and muscles and restore~ the bowels and associate organs to more vigorous and healthy activity. rbay may be taken at any time with FrancE IOE.JArWOMEb Style 55 Gun Met Ankle St, Pump. N( the perforat / collar and r leather bo The ank strap hol the foot and preveni the sides. Smart and elet Sailor. A combinati ether, with wing tip and All sty LL & HALTIV Newberry, S. C. PLAN A l D ISTRII The Sun COMBII Cotton, Corn, Planter, wi Attac $13.00 CAll AND GE K. P. Distribu Thlan Ditil Newbe Harc Cc ou inconlveniene; do not cause -any~ griping, nausea, diarrhoea, ex'es. sive looseness, flatulknee or othei disagreeable 'effect. Tny Rexall Or. &erlies on our guarantee: 36 tablete 25 cents and 12 tablets 10 cents, Remember you can obtaisn Rexal Remedies in Newberry onaly at ouw store-The Rexall Store. Gilder & e'eks. PIGS FOR SAL Lady Love, my registered Duroe sow, furrowea on th'e 8bh of Febru ary; 12 beauties by Rutledge, Jr. my registered Duroe boar. Orders have been booked for all the pigs exep fur (2 pair). Would like to SmL5593. 93 al -ap )te ed .SwU5084 eu) W le Is Ls slipping at the stylish. >n of Oxford and wide ribbon bow. les are now ready. iANGER, TER.S qD BUTOR S n1y South qATION Cane ad Pea [if Fertilier hment or less. T, THE -PRICE. tors $8.0 rntors 4.50: ware mpany. sell tihem for breeding purposes. They 'are too pretty and fine to kilL $5.00 a pig. I. J. S. J. Saber, Strther, S. C. In the hag busins to stay. NOTICE~ OF FINAL SBTT~T-Pn I will make a final settlement, as guardian, of the ,estate of Elmer G. Piester, in the Probate Court for Newberry County on Wednesday, April 6, at 11 o'clock in the fore noon and immediately thereafter ask to be discharged as said guardian. D. E. Halfaere, 3-8-4tltaw.Guardian.