The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, July 04, 1913, Page FIVE, Image 5
I CHILDREN'S DAY AT SALEM.
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Large Number of Persons Present?
Beautiful Exercises By The
Children.
Sunday was cnnaren s cay ai aaiem
'Baptist church.
The indefatigable efforts of Mrs.
Maiy Boozer, Mrs. Alline Havird and j
Mis.* Janie Goff made it possible to :
present the following program:
Address of welcome by Edgar Ruff. |
Welcome song; responsive reading.:
lead by Dr. U. C. Nicholson, superin
tendent of the Sunday school.
r Prayer by Rev. R. E. Jofinson
Song No. 141. I
Recitation?Give the little boys a j
chance, by Broadus Havird and Ben-!
\ Die Waters.
Recitation by Alice Ruff.
Recitation?Kind words of good
cheer, by Eva and Ethel Havird, Raymond
Goff and Gaston Price.
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Recitation?Be careful what you |
say, by Julia May Boozer and Laura '
Bell Ruff.
Song No. 165.
Recitation by Ruth Nicholson.
Recitation by Jimmie Goff.
Recitation?Look for the rainbow,j
fcy Anette Boozer, Elma Havird, Alice
Ruff, Ruth Nicholson, Leona Riley and
Leila Broods.
.Recitation?A little boy's sermon, by ;
Eddie Waters.
Recitation?"Goodnight, Papa," by
Pearl-Boozer.
Recitation?Clustered stars, by
Laura Bell Johnson.
Song No. 127.
Recitation?The Bible Heroes, by
H-enry McCarty, Seth Boozer, Robert
f 6off, Thurmond Rhinehart and Xoland ;
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The Children's Song, by Anette
Boozer.
Recitation?And a little child shall
lead them, by Lizzie Waters.
Recitation?The spring of our soul
by Julia Brooks.
No. 169.
Recitation?When Jesus was a child,
"by Judson Nicholson.
Recitation?Sweet remembrance, by
Laura Bell Ruff, Rhoda Ruff and Julia j
^ May Boozer.
Song No. 71. !
Recitation?Giving, by Lillie Mary!
Rogers.
Recitation?The Sabbath morn
dawns again, by Ada Brooks.
Song No. 168.
Recitation?The sunshine girls, by j
eight girls.
1 Recitation?Lend a helping hand, by .
- Belle Rhinehart.
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R-6 citation?Give ten, by ten children.
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Song No. 196.
Dinner.
Song and march.
Recitation?A little boy's speech, by
\ Gardo Havird.
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Recitation?Strength of character,
k "by J. L. Boozer.
Recitation?The children's Sabbuth !
day, by Lucile Havird.
. v Recitation?Waving palms of vie-;
tcry, Dy Eva and Ethel Havird, Retha
Price and Alice Ruff.
R-ecitation?The daisies' mission, by
Swar?i Price.
Recitation and song?Children's;
day our day, by Lizzie and Annie Wat- '
ers, Ada Brooks, Luther Rhinehart;
i and others.
Recitation?Say something good
about him, by Thurmond Rhinehart.
The flower dri!i, by five girls.
Recitation?The -word was not too
late, by Pau^ne Ruff.
Song No. 189.
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ra and Janie Ruff, Sallie Riley and |
Evelyn Poorer.
k # Rfcitai'c^ by Johnnie Havird.
Recitation?Our offering, by Ada I
Brooks.
1 Recitation by Annie Waters.
Song, "I think when I read that
sweet story of old," by the children.
Pecitation by Julia Brooks.
Recitation?How bright the old
world looks, by Julia May Boozer.
Recitation?Mother's helpers, by six
childr-n.
Recitation?A dying boy. by Henry
McCarty.
Song?Meet mother in the skies.
- Recitation?Parting words ,by Annie (
Rogers.
Valedictory by Wilbur Goff.
Remarks and ben-edicton by the pastor.
Child Killed by Lightning: Bolt,
Leesville, June 30.?Yseterday even
ing about 6 o'clock a bolt of lightning
r struck and killed Lizzie Gertrude, the
6 year-old child of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Smith, of the lower Hollow Creek |
J community. She had been playing under
a cedar tree in the yard, when the
bolt struck the tree and killed the little
girl. She will be buried today at
St. Matthews Lutheran church by the
pastor, the Rev. A. R. Taylor.
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I iS Sale S5 Wai, I
93 only in the lot, priced up to
$2.00 each, choice 95c
11 Great Sale Lingerie Dresses
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50 only, beautiful Lingerie
Dresses worth $5.00 to $6.00, each
Saturday's price $2-49
Dress Sale No. 2
47 only, beautiful Voile Lace and
Embroidery trimmed Dresses, $10
and $12.00 values, special. ...$4.95
11 Dress Sale No. 3
Consists of 5 only, handsome
Lace Voile Dresses, $20.00 value
at $12.49
Great Sale Linen Coat Suits
50 only in the lot, worth up to
$15.00 each, (samples) choice |
suit $1.50
Sale Silk Hosiery
500 pairs 50c all Silk Hose for
Saturday's selling, pair 25c
Middy Blouse Selling
50 only Middy Blouses to close
Saturday, price 45c
Table Linen
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yard . 47c
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yard 24c
Doilies and Napkins
5C0 Doilies and Napkins at special
prices.
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Messaliue Petticoats
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Special Sale Bed Spreads
ioo extra large Bed Spreads,
$1.50 value, Saturday's price
each 98 c
Princess Slips
vSome very Special values up to
$1.50 Slips at 98c, $2.80 Slips $1.79.
Pearl Bottons
Pearl Buttons, 10c kind, doz 4c
Val Lace
. 1,000 yds ioc Val Lace, yd.. .5c
300 doz fine Val Lace and trimming,
don't cut the dozen, 12 yds,
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Great Shoe and Slipper Sale
500 pairs Shoes and Slippers on
sale Saturday away below Boston
cost. Come to the big Shoe sale.
Boys Pants
300 pairs Boys' pants, the pair
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Great Sale Cottonades
' 20c Cottonade at yd gc
Lawn
500 yds 40 in i2^c Lawn, yd 9c
Flaxons
Flaxons at the yd nc
Sale Sheets and Pillow Cases
Great big ones, 72x90 and 81x90,
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up to 75c Sheets at yd 47c
Pillow Cases at each 9c
Great Sale Curtain Nets and
Fancy Voiles II
The price begins I2^c kind 8 1/zq.
and on up.
Sale Beautiful Dimities
I2^c Dimity at yd 8c
Percales I
Percales, I2%c kind, yd cc
Trimmed Hats From Oar Mil- I
linery Aiuiei
500 Trimmed Hats on. sale Sat- I
tirday, only 2 prices, 98c and $1.49 I
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