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f S?yS S25& Dear 1 mk ^erolls anB jcos. u Eatered at the Postoffice at New" I p p r 3?ry, S. C., as 2nd class matter. E. H. AULL, EDITOR. ! _ " Dear _ I Sleepi .No mc Fridav April 2Sth, 1916 ,kan ti =* ] Ah, fc A FIXE SECTION j Here One of the finest country sections But 't of iSouth Carolina that I have seen [ He ca in my various meaiiderings over the To gn State is the stretch of country from j It ca: Laurens out to Fairview just across the I^iurens line in Greenville coun-j To pa ty. I had the pleasure of a trip over Oh, fa it on last Saturday in company with > In pe; Mr. W. G. Peterson and Mr. E. P. j Your Bradley who wanted to go to a re- j But G union among their old comrades and It wa it was a real pleasure for me to be1 the instrument in getting them there.1 But h( The roads in Laurens and Green-; And G v'lle are fine. In Laurens, the su- Yet a? pervisor. Mr. H. B. Humbert, is a civilj When engineer and you can see the result of i in her his knowledge in the laying out of Where the roads. He relocates where it is j Fatl necessary and does not make you go; crosse straight up or down the hill, but * twixt builds the road on a grade and some-; Far* times you almost meet yourself go- where ing down some of those big Laurens ing. hills. There was n^ed on some of( the Laurens road of the drag. in) Greenville the roads had been drag-j ge-d recently and it was a real pleas- j ure to drive over them. We came "back by way of Fountain Inn. j -The Another thing that struck the held i stranger in this line section is the ^ay 3 magnificent school buildings away j town : out there in the country. Two storybeginr buildings with six and eight rooms! ur<jay and big colonial columns in front.; tirelv And then the homes were all nicely jtown - * * ,1 -n-nll !_ painted ana naa Deauui^i auu "Clii later kept flower yards and grass plots. Ev-| erything wore the appearance of a "happy and contented people. And you j neve/ got out of view of a nice country j FOR ] home. All small farmers and many; Cald of them do their own work. by ! >i I The meeting for the company was j 1916 i T in a grove at the residence of (Mr. j to i Jesse Stoddard who lives just across I Sara the line in Greenville county. The; 4-28I old vets enjoyed the meeting togeth-; er and they gave the rebel yell sev- j^y j eral times but I imagine it was r.ot; as lustily given as in the days long gone when they were on the tinted xewbe field and in the charge. ^ It is not my purpose to write of the ! r-0r tj1( proceedings. I just wanted to tell; werr. i - 1 T nunnrir. O >1 A CI r O011 V 1 1 1 O I C< I <A UU UI UlUtC Liuuicus uuu j reads and those magnificent school] ^ r buildings and to express the hope j that Newberry would soon have such i ]) q school buildings in the rural dfs-. # ^ tricts of this county. We can have ^ \ them. All we need is to get the peo- j ^ pie aroused to their value and im- ^ j. portance. I was told that these were j g 3 high schools with several teachers j ^ That is what the rural districts of; j South Carolina, need. If we wantj j y the people to remain in the coun-J j trr hnildinsr of sood and comfort- j f able school Louses and the employ-i ,y ment of good ind efficient teachers; must be the rule. "With good schools' ; there will come good roads and good qG0] and good comfortable country homes. jn0 And to have these there must be en-! ,Chai couragement to the young people to; q p - settle on the farm. j r 3 The members of the companies rep- j E. } sented gave special honor and atten-j Jos. tion to the Xewberry veterans who J. 1 went with me and 1 was proud of! S. L them. Mr. E. P. Bradley was the last; T. > one of the eterans to carry the old j P. _ r company flag which was suspended) J. A from the rostrum. It has been toj T. N Xewberry on several confederate re-! Geoi unions. It was a pleasant day and j T. > I saw several who originally went out! 'S. J from Xewberry. E. I n TT A ! IT'h r^. Ej. H. /I. j r * mt Patr In Memory of James Pink Thomas. How sad it was March 6th, 1916, ^ when the death angel visited our J ^ home and claimed a dear and loving father. * A ^ ^ Dear father you have left ub. Left yes, for ever more. ?ut we hope to meet thee, father, c<m -On that bright and hippy shore. Dele Lonely the house, sad the tome, ter q -Siaee ow dear father has gone. ... ^ But oh! a brighter home than t>ur? In heaven is now his own. ' ^ A iotthc father from ns ;has gone, k- A voice we loved te stilled" . A piacc is vaeaat ia our tane ' Which can never be ftUed. 1 i w j3Jeep oc dear father >nd take thy rest i .. Coon -"God called you home, He tboajht it ?>eje beU- ? .* jJ. B. Bat Still .we are not content to part 3 -?^lth oae.-sre loved ?0 well. W* ca?n .sever .'forget the srjronizinsj Caai tear " 'wmmrv&r^es'vimg'iitBe^ 'pssfe J$y?e *er? ctafei to vaSe s? mow. ifem t, ^ 'ather, beyond the shore on the na, ()i:H . Side. (\>:nniiueeimin? le river of death with its Delesite*- X ^ shadowy tide , Havird. K. Auil Saviour's >oice hath whispered j kililor 1) 15 CI Come. >Va father with folded hands j , , , , i Committeeman ng beyond the silver sands Delegates- .1 H >re sorrow, no more pain I ouch thy loving heart again. i 'n?sU)n- ( I Carter P. S. Tor ither, thou hast left us | thy loss we deeply feel !nel,-y- H- B- Franli is God that hath bereft us. I Oak in all our sorrows heal. j Committeeman? re thee up, clear father. j Delegates -W. E ises our hearts with grief to! Dowell. D. E. Smit swell. i llg] rt with one we loved so well, j Comn)ilteeman_ ither, in love you lived Delegate?.T. W. ice you died. ... . , Harl life bv us was craved , . , Committeema ? od denied. j j c *v. * ' Delegate Ciaudt 5 sad dear father to give thee, I Alternate? H R. UD. I iaven's gates were opened .loan rod called you home to rest Committeeman? ,rain we hope to meet thee j Delegates- I\ B. the life is fled and j , (iari iven with joy to greet thee. i Committeeman? no farewell tears are shed. j Delegate?TT. W. ler. we know that thou has. ^ j d the troubled river that lies Committeeman? us and heaven. >we!l. dear father, till we meet Delegate*?\\. there will be no more part- MuH Committeeman? A heartbroken daughter. { Delegate?John Alice Thomas. i >IayI c? n I PAmmitfamon V\ UCI 1 V, o. V'. j v uniiiiitiviiiuii ' Delegate? Baby Health Contest. : ^ PI Better Babies contest will be t Committeeman n the high school building on Delegates Fred 2 and 13. The babies from the Q]ymph are to be examined on the 12th, J j ,.^1 ung at 12 o'clock, while Sat-! Committeeman_ the 13th. will be given over en-1 Delegates_H A to the babies outside ot the|Baker w w w;. Full particulars will appear JG Holder y c c j Mack Wright. R. .airman Publicity Committee. | S(roud pjnk G,en] ^ Long RENT?The store building 120S Executive Con well street, recently occupied Folk. Ewart-Perry Co., from May 1, Delegate??B. H to December 31, 1916. Apply Icromer. )r. W. G. Houseal for terms, j ja] ill W. Houseal. j f.iub mf>t j arose about a quo: mm i cided to recess un JST OF JURORS j FOR (OtfMON PLEAS CO^RT j Committeemancourt of common pleai for Delegates T. H. rry county will convene Mo*i- gjj, lay 8th. The following jurors rprj e first week of the spring term fomn;irteemaTi? drawn Friday: Delegate-John K0h?- i TO,,!! \ Coleman.- ! E. Dawkins .Committeemani Wilson ' ! Delegates?John 1 Dominick. Ubrams. Boiand. <Thfs elub_if en Richardson. Jr. as i( P0,!el' v0 2 Tavlor mary two years a; rl. Mayes. He0(1< [. Dodger/i. Committeeman? >. Wheeler. Delegates?Robe '. Jones. Buford. p. Miller. ! (This club poll( Xeel. 'the first primary - Danielson. | under the corsstit H. Hardeman. lonlv one delegate. E- Fuller- Don, r *.e A. Loozer. Committeeman? H. Turner. _ . . ,, Delegate?M. M. rles R Wesson. ? , , Saludf I. Shannon. _ I Committeeman? J. Lominack. _ . . T o ! Delegate ?J S. 1 Evans. A. Counts. ' n,al . Boozer Committeeman, Fellers. Delegates-J. J. : Parks Leo Hamilton L' Lominick. Vanei Burton. Committeeman? '. Sanders. Delegates?M. J. ge S. Bedenbaugh. XJtc I. Hunter. Committeeman? Kinard. Delegate?J. R. Strauss. s?Te, ; J. Wilson. . , , Committeeman? ick Stockman. Delegates?H. O Sr. <$>$>$><?><$><$><$>$><$><$ <$><?$><? East Si <$> LL COUNTY CONTENTION Delegate?E. Le Committeeman? ?r**J Committeeman? Wsri Kt, h v ? Delegates?fF A mitteeman?W. A. AleSwain. Young, A. A. Nat< gates?C. G. Blease, P. F. Bax- S. L. Fell ere, M. C. W. Douglas, W. B. Johnson, S. J. S. (TOieeler, C. inhisbam, R. C. Perry. Stotttemayer. fw< 2. 81 I mitteeman?T. B. Hunter. OetBBitteeman? . * 1 k:-* . gates?I. H. Haat, EL C. Jones, . Delegates?R. S. Saamer, W. W. Cromer, W. G. MettB. , B. H. Abrams, S;' J- ' Derrick 8alc4a Katies. Committeeman? War* fjre 1. Delegates?J E. mkteeman?J. B. O'N. Hollo way. inick. gaies?J. i, Keiti, A. Jcbntfoa#, - U'JS Ofa?\ Itottoway. Gto. S. Mow?r, CommitteRn&a? fclnintfb. Delegates?Oscai Wart 5, Ne. 2. ^*se, J. H. Garrel ntxtteeoaa?J. M K. fia2h&*dt Mont gfcfcec?J. Qfi. K- Btufearlt, K. H. Committeeman? m. R WatTBer. r<! Liberty. F. li. Hunter. Coimnitteenian K. c. T. I i. Workman, J. 0. \ Delegates Geo. F. Hunter . li. C. lioylston T. i Hunter. ' i randier. ! Sniltou. rd r>. Committeeman?John S. W 0. S. Goree. Delegates?Geo. A. Counts Chappell, J. P. Lir-; Watts. ), L. R. Jones, H. C. . , . .. (This club cast onlv 36 -vol iipkieis. D D Con-i * j first primary two years ag '^n' ! entitled to only one delegal land. It. C. Williams. i U,,le . ?entell, J. B. Mc-1 Committeeman?J. B. Derr h. | Delegates?A. X. Bolaind, J lesia. ! rick. S. W. Young, C. E. Wfr J. L. Bedenbaugfc. | Union. IJ/\n /r .ir cri*? ? ncimciwu. i ueie&ates?w. F. Bnlow, fford. ' Strauss. Z. W. Dennis. > (This club cast only 34 vol j P. Summer. I first primary two years ago a Paysnger. i the constitution is only entitl stone. | delegate.) M. M. Mills. | .lolly Street Hanks, L. A. Tew. Committeeman?H B. Ric any. Delegates?S. R. Metts, G. B. B. Leitzsey. : Alternates?J. P. Richards Folk. | Ellesor. {etliol. St. Pauls ? i \V. C. Brown. Committeeman?\Y. II. Kit Brown i Delegate?L. B. F^edenb.u >erry. I *entral. J. T). Nance. ! Committeeman?.Toe A. Coi P. Wicker. : Delegate?A. L. Aull. >iiiton. i ZIou. ! Committeeman?M. M. Ha Delegates?4M. H. Folk, < leasant. ; Kinard. t t. henderson. St. Pliillins. Smith, Ernest Committeeman?J. i\Y. Lom Delegates?Ed. M. En low. i tmlre." j Kinard, -7. W. Lominack. J - D. Tidmarsh. j Walton. V.. Bowles. J. D. Committeeman?J. D. Croc ker, T. E. Eison. J. j Delegate?.Tno. M. Harmai handler. J. E. Still,! Pomaria. M. Aughtry, W. D.; Committeeman?Geo. B. A n, Will Baker. , Delegates?'Walter Richarc Lane. ! D. Hatton, H. W. Lominack. nmitteeman?C. M. | i . Caldwell. Charlton i iff ! 'rv!l,?* This is the I M. Smith. rt Wallace, w. t. mount program. and run continuoi hi only 33'votes in Arcade and the C two years ago and ution could ha-ve i U iiniCK. Fred J. Harmon. j FAMOU. PL/ Livingston. ; i >'o. 7. I\V. H. Sanders, Werts. ,pells. , In sup J B. Scurry. Murran, E. M. Mar-! u linTille. T W Rudd. f ????? Longshore ; i COMIN( J. A. Foy. i Perdue. i street { U' J. T. Coleman. j J[ JL , Long, J. P. Blair, 1 Produc iyerride. -r.. i. * * e Hayes. Directed bj B. Lte Hayes, I - produced "The Bi Kmr._ ; Gettysburg" and J. a. Wfleeitr. j - -------Dominlck,.K. H. is, Geo. % Hunter, Morri#, S. J. Koto, j*q T; W*pk), .B. I. 4l?fc * * " *>' J. P.rJftfPlCitA. ' Hstrktaa, J. W. Griffith--! L. Li DominkA. K&VIIIO Moats, L. L. Dom* ' Kentoae Con mB. - a ^ Olin 0. S?*ly. Weuinger, PitB. ?p ^^1 toll* I W, W. Shealy. mrnm^amm^ r.MHWk -*?' I>& Creek. lunter. ! ,p ^ I <'oinmitt?f*man?I. P. Harmon. I r- : atts -: s. b, tes lq the i ;?e/nd 1 Newbe . k | Are you loot b. dei - This is th place. eeler. s m. u Silk Satin, all colors, Plaid Silk, 75c value :es in the ind under c__ ed to one ore, Wash goods, differe vard hardson. " Whitg yoiles< 49 t0 4 J Werts. _ on, p. b. j yard 10c Ginghams for 8i Men's dark shirts, go 'f" value for : Men's dress shirts, al ints. co 75e. Men's s^raw hats froi Middy blouses from 4 rris John w. Ladies' shirt waist, s date, prices from 35c t< I Ladies' skirts in all c inic-k. I S! Shoes of all kinds jus )ks. | to $3.75. i. ???????? I SOLOMC "" W1 93S1V j' ___ IQBMHHBnBBBBiBnnH gaggl FRIDAY 9KHB DANIEL FF Mary In an unusi JiM "Poor Lit iirst seven reel subject that has e^ Owing to the length of this play lsly until 10.30 p m. This gives al hautauqua. Prices remain the sar [ONDAY MAY 1st \YERS?CHARLES FROHMAN J Marie Doro erb photopiay adaptation of 3ARD< IP L O M ^ A Paramount Picture in 5 a j MAY 10th? a ii/>i* r* n tlAlNULE. r :ed by FINE ARTS . KAY BEE r the master minds of the picture irth of a Nation'* thos. H. Ince, a Mack Sennett the creator of Keyst OPENING PROGR. UGLAS FAIRBANKS, funwu Bn> THELAP Fine Arte, In 5 acts, The story of i *4 *'V-. nd Hitchcock In "I ied/. In 3 act*. With Mabel Nor* , . . .." ?- - ^ LIES AF mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmBommmmmmmmmm i;eiegate?S. .1. Stockman. V Alternate- -J. P. Harmon. \SHA II rry, S. c. 1 ;ing for values? I The cost sale is now on. ILKS $1.00 values at 85c t now 45c ? CIALs 9 nt patterns, 25c yd now JH _?20c :5 inches, value 39c, now - 25c V c yd, 12 yds for $1.00 V od 'heavy chambray, 50c ?'& : 39c 1 !l colors in stripes from 45c I n 98c to $2 25. 5c to 90c, ' , omething new and up to ; 3 90c :olors from 98c to $2.75. HOES j j t received, prices from 98c 1 )N BASHA I lain Street ' . ? 1 If ' | lOHMAN Presents Pickford - IN t ial impersonation as tie Peppina" n 7 Acts j rer appeared on the Paravve will start at 3:15 p. m. k 1 a chance to attend both the ne, 5 and 10 cents. rrcsciiia * Vy^L'l 6 ^ I 3U'S powerful drama ^ C Y " .! , icts ??COMING LAYS" I , KEYSTONE { I world D. W. Griffith,>who | ; f who made "The B&ttie c<f [ xme Comedies. ^ :;U ,;i | ' Aijf~ W1 :sr!, J it run vj ftdwiy, ?lar in . jf . | , ias-, l i i man's regeneration * ? 1 jt| UY VALET" I mud and Mack Sennett* 1 . ^ i ??MI?daii?i^??, .'if' CADE I """* ' 3T . V J - 1. ;J.