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PURELY PERSONAL ! j Vfct Movements of many People, Jieir-1 feerrians, and Those Who Visit Newberry. Marcus Ewart returned last week trrax a delightful visit to relatives in Columbia. > A A ^ ^ vt 1 /\ A f II was a lliiC lime gii i Hidl ?vi lived last week at the home of Mr. and JBrs. Duncan Johnson. Julian White has obtained a clerical position in the quartermaster's office at Fort Oglethorpe. Mrs. L. F. Fischer left Monday to spesd summer at her former home sb West over. Md. Vr and Mrs. Zeh Williams and babv <cj Columbia spent Sunday in Newberry with Mr. and .Mrs. J. W. White. Miss Louise Sease of the county J: is spending the week in the city with lie? brother, Mr. Jimmie G. 'Sease. Master Troy Lee Rogers has return-. ,?<? from Athens, Ga., after a visit to taIafives in that citv. Masters Henry and Frank Adams are spending the week with relatives j at Chappells. | Miss Lucile Baxter is visiting her schoolmate, Miss Grace Olga, at Swan-iea. Mr. J. H-. Eddy of Ninety Six spent S'j-Bday in Newberry with his brother, j UK?. W. H. Eddy. Superintendent of Education C. M. i "W^son took charge of his office Mon-j Miss Hulda Longshore returned to; ^ trifflf 1?CP A/TICC 3xt;r ilUUic i wcciv anci U01U115 ?uwo . I Cots. Ewart. i Prof, and Mrs. W. C. Bynum of <5ecrgetown are two of the pleasant, vacationists spending the season in ?b ?r former home city of Newberry.' T mKoI Crnifh nf Vnrfnllr is li'OJ) JLCMUV1 UUitVii Vt *w.4k visiting her mother, Mrs. Coke Smith.! * i Miss Kate Moore of Columbia is visiting Mrs. P. E. Scott. , President Harms Is in Charleston for a fe^* days this week solicit-, - .v feg students^or Newberry1 college. He wlH returli Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Swittenberg left Monday afternoon for Newberry,' *.? . - ,1 mev will spena several weeivs. ?Kingstreet Record, 28th. Mrs. Livingston and baby of New-' fcerry are with Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Siealv.?Ninety Six cor. Greenwood "? Index. 28th. -v. f W. X.. Bendenbaugh of Pomaria is \be guest of his sister, Mrs. Clarence SUcbariis, in Maple street.?The State, 3st. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Aull and son. . TLcther, of Dyson came to Newberry rto. -attend the funeral of Mrs. G. W. f&*5?teaberg last Thursday afternoon. 13r. and 'Mrs. Alan Reighley speni ' las*/ week (his vacation) at the home *>! ner parents. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. rSiannon,.near "Whitmire. *061. and Mrs; W. H. Hunt left Mon-i '<1:.*: Igt- New York, Colonel Hunt to fcl? md his vacation. Mrs. Hunt will remain with him a month in that ?5ty. * Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Rae have returnee from a most pleasant and enjoyable ipislt to the home of Mrs. R. H. Burton, on H. F. D. route 1 from Whitaoire, -where "life is worth living." t TLf**? fl A nr\A \Ticq Ijeth Wright of Newberry are visiting Iters. William B. Harrison in Hammond. street.?Greenville Piedmont, -30th. The numerous friends of Capt. S. J. "McCaughrin of Birmingham were 2Doade glad at his arrival here last week on a visit to his brother, Mr. j.is N. McCaughrin. Mrs. J. ti. Baxter spent uie wew spji-d with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. * IM. M. Satterwhite, at their home on Bush River Farm, near Bush River i ! Miss Annie Dunstan has returned to "iter home in Newberry after spend-1 ing several days here with her friend, "Miss Louise Brown.?Greenwood In ilex, 28th. ' ! Mrs. Mary Kinard went to Newberry Monday to attend the wedding of Sier miece, Miss Gladys Ohappell.?1 Jimhety Six cor. Greenwood Index, j :2$th. j Mrs. Lillian Smith of Newberry is az the Walker home, in the absence of, Airs. J. L. Walker, who is at the hos-' 3?tal.?Johnston cor. Edgefield Chronicle, 28th. j Miss Pauline Gilder, Mrs. A. T.; i IBrown, Dr. and Mrs. O. B. Mayer, and T> Ifnrnii -TV oflanflo/1 tllO fllpTlTl. V. ?J. iuajci) o i ., aivvuuvu. w>v Christopher wedding at Clinton last week. Miss Woodie Bowman, Mr. W. H. i ^Wallace and his little grandson, David, :>and Col. E. H. Aull returned 5at-> urcfey from the meeting o? the State "Press association in Beaufort. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ehrhardt,, Mr.' and Mrs. H. W. Ehrhardt and children Ehrhardt. after visiting: at the home of Mrs. E. H. Ehrhardt's mother, Mrs.; .Alma Taylor, will leave Wednesday. i i?or their homes. Dr. Kinard to teach. The Bible class the First Baptist church Sunday morning will be led by Dr. J. P. Kin-; who, when he lived here, organI ized the class.?Rock Hill Record, 2sth. , Mr. Sara Xeel left for South. Greenj wood Monday to relieve Mr. .Jim Pork! man at the substation of the South-; 1 ern Power company there, while the latter is under treatment at a hospi-' , tal. ! i Dr. E. C. L. Adams, T. A. Berley! i and William Fishburne left Columbia at an early hour yesterday morning 1 by automobile for New York. Included in the list of things taken on the trip were several large soft shelled turtles, wiiich Dr. Adams will give to friends in the North.?The State, 2nd I I Mr. Ward Simmons- ot the Osceola,; U. S. N., with a leave of absence for. nii:1.- :'ay~. arrived here last Thursday! to visit his mother, Mrs. J. W. M. Simmons. The Osceola is now at , Key West and will sail for Cuba up ; I on the return of Mr. Simmons. Ward's i little visits to his "home port" are al' ways pleasant to the family and | friends. Dr. G. B. Cromer and Prof. Gilbert ! Voigt are the two educators from Newberry who will take part in the educational conference of the United Synod at Hickory, N. C., July 11 and 1? Dr Crnmer- "Interrelation and Cooperation between the Board of Education and College Board." Prof. fVoigt: "What Constitutes the Effi-i cient College." Miss Katherine Garlington of Newberry has been elected as musiQ teacher for the John-! ston High school the coming session. She will board with Mrs. Frank;, Bland.? Johnston cor. Edgefield' Chronicle. Your school is to be congratulated in the highest degree. And so is the church in which she will be organist. Clyde Ward, after completing his visit to his parents, Mr. and .Mrs. J. i M. Ward, near Prosperity, left Saturday on his return to Norfolk to resume his duties on the receiving ship Franklin. While on that ship he is studying for a position as wireless operator. He says the Franklin will leave for New York about the first of August. It makes some of the vminer natives thirst and huneer for . the navy whenever they see one of their own number come home "all dressed up" as a marine and hear him J spin yarns about the big ships, the ocean and the world. I This Electric sis; w the oldest and mo; taurant in Columb when you are in tl ^h^ALMET^^ He Was Equal to It. A student who could not sound the letter "R" was given the folowins sentence to read: "Ru> eit gave Richard a rap in the ribs for roasting the rabbit so rare." He studied it in silence a minute, then glibly rendered it as follows:. "Bobby gave Dickey a thump in the side, for cooking the bunny so little." ?Current Events. AITIDEM AM) SICKXKSS. You are always liable to an accident while walking along the streets or public highway, riding in an automobile or railway train, public elevator or trolley car. While actively engaged in farming, by being struck by lightning, cyclone or tornado. Let us protect you and your dependent family against such perils with a pol: ? ...i.:,-u ? 1 u*i? &o zr\r\ nn vwucu tubis >tri> liLtic. accident cost ?6.00 and $15.00 weekly for sickness. $">.000 acident 310.00 and $25.00 weekly sickness. The war situation does not affect or change an\ hi me funuiuuns 01 our puiiuica Everybody who rides in an automobile j should by all meafis have one of these policies. Best policies 011 the market! for the money, backed by the largest; strictly accident and health company j in the country. Thirty-one years old.! JULIUS B. BOOZER, General Agent. \ Aorui American Acciaeni insurance; Co. Endorsed by F. H. McMasters, In-' surance Commissioner of S. C. Agents wanted. Advt. save Y0XJR Have you tried eye tablets and eye i waters to help your eyes, and failed; to get results? Now, you may be ready to consider a comfortable, stj'- i lish pair of glasses that will mafcej your eyes just what they ought to be. j ; * I Air *A nA?T*A I ii 5U, i <aiii 1 cauv l\j sci >vu r?im j the best. Make the appointment today, for either day or evening. W. C. EZELL, OPTOMETRIST iecount Going- to Florida will renl 4.??h:ii. .303 Nance St.. Possession given at once. Claude Y. Morris. 6-15-tf n will lead you to I ^.1- D >s up-to-aaie i\cs ria. Don't forget || le city to eat at li RESTAURANT. I STREET Speedy, Proprietor. p SPECIAL SOTltKS Wanted?1000 or more laborers and i carpenter for work in con' structing Government CAXTONM tf XT near Columbia, S. C. Quarters for boarding and sleeping men right on the grounds. Don't wait to write but come. Plenty of work for everybody and good wages. Take : receipt for railroad fare, which we will refund to you after you have J worked a week. Hard a way Contracting Co. Columbia. S. C. ! " o Of i ? ????? ???? ???___? j. UAKBECUE?I will give a first class | Barbecue at my residence July 4th. i Sell meat and hast at 11 o'clock. J. M. COUNTS. i 6-29-2t 1 ' Wanted?One million feet of lumber j sawed in Number S townsnip. J. i G. Lowe, Spartanburg, S. C. ; 6-29-3tp j Wanted?3000 or more laborers and carpenters for work in constructing Government C A X T 0 NMEXT near Columbia. S. C. Quarters for; boarding and sleeping men right 11. - J _ T\ ...? .4. ? /v on tne grounds. uvu i wan write but come. Plenty of work for everybody and good wages. Be patriotic and do your bit. Lets train' the boys before they're sent to the! front. Take receipt for railroad! fare, which we will refund to you. after you have worked a week. Hardaway Contracting Co. Columbia, S. C. 7-3-3t Stop, Look, Listen?We are ready to grind your Corn and Wheat. Have' for sale, corn meal wheat bran,; middling, whole wheat flour and | fine flour. We want your grinding. Farmers Oil Mill, 7-3-9t J. .H. Wicker, Mgr. Bring us your scrap Iron while the price is high. Langford & Buzhardt. 6-26-8tp Milch Cow for Sale?Will sell for $190 very fine cow?can be seen at my lot. P. B. ODELL, 6-29-.'!t Whitmire. j For Sale?Registered Poland China j pigs, eight weeks old. Marvin j Wilson, Newberry, S. C., R. F. D.j 2. Phone 4404. fc-zti-trj Oi t Statement of Condensed from ' T n "3"?? *r/iri' LtUillld aiiU liiVtC5 Liberty Loan Bo Overdrafts, secu Cash on hand an Capital Stock a < : j tv. _ surplus ana rru Dividends Unpa Deposits With our large resourc and more than willing to be had in South Carolina will be appreciated and n ones. Our Motto is Serv pie of Newberry County. We only ask a trial to < COME The Bank Th< Jno, M. Kinard, Presiden JCNK DEALER?I pay the highest prices for scrap iron, metals, rob. [ her, wast* material, burlap, bags, etc., wholesale and retail. R. Sari in, H23 Friend St. Phone : (J-5-tf. See or Write Us for Selection Package i Of anything m the line oi* Presents j for WpHHintr^ Pr*r^fmai H-ifts nr! . ? | . Own use. SINGLE DIAMONDS OR FANCY DIAMOND I ! JEWELRY, WATCHES, CLOCKS, STER-1 LING SILVER, CUT GLASS & ART GOODS j Jewelry of the newer patterns, : both in plain and fancy jewelry, j We Only^Handle Solid and Gen- j ! uine Goods and compete with aH | mail order houses. Orders nlled i at once. TRY US j SYLVAN BROS. 4 \ | | Columbia, S. C. Phone 1045 1 Cor, Main and Hampton Sts. i I i CHEVROLET i"FOUR- | NINETY" Electrically Equipped $55? F. O. B. Flint,j Michigan. The actual worth of a motor car is in proportion to its preformance under the most trying conditions. And this means in climbing ability land negotiating.the roughest road. Chevrolet cars have sufficient . ! c |puwci 1U1 till V CLUCIgCUL.\y . | See the Chevrolet and pass i judgment on it. This is tLe fairest way of pre'seni ting a product to you in these days when competition is keen and at a time when so many automobiles are made to fit a price. J.?D. QUATTLEBAUM ; Distributor Prosperity, South Carolina j f Newberry, 5. C Condition June l Report to State I RESOURCES tments nds ''Installments'" red and. unsecured d in Banks LIABILITIES fits id m rn OB m es nearing the million dollar n: give you as efficient and safe No account is too small for eceive as much kindly consid ice, Service, and then More Se demonstrate that we mean wh< IN AND SEE US IF YGU PI it Always Treats t O. B. J. Y. McFall, Cashier L I Opera House j PROGRAMME Thursday, July 3. . Paramount Pictures Presents VIVIAN MART1> and JACK PICKFORD I -THE <;IKL AT HOME." Five Reels?Laskr Also the 9th Episode of THE CKIMSOS STAIN MYSTERY.'' I Wednesday, July 4. ^ Triangle Pictures Presents WILFRED LUCAS and A LILLIAX GISH ' SOILS TRIUMPHANT/' Five libels Also a TRIASGLE COMEDY i Thursday, July 5. Paramount Pictures Presents MARIE DOEO ?in? 'HEARTS DESIRE." Five Reels?Famous Players. ^ Two unfurnished rooms for reni!^ at the McWTiirter house, corner Wilson and Johnstone streers. Apply Mrs. T O. Stewart. . 6-19-tf For Rent?Two nice 3-room cottagee on South street; rent for $5 per month each; good wat^r, good loca? tion. Phone 110 or 139. T. M. Sanders. 5-25-tf ^ I^ CRic.KT If your eyes trouWe you see us. P. C. JEANS & CO. v Exclusive Opticians and jewelers * r ? w 4 mvvf LBAIm / 20th, 1917 J 3ank Examiner $717,400.99 Vj, 5,600.00 . 1 - 5,262.56 - 65,017.29 $793,280.84 $ 50,000.00 87,488,97 1,207.00 654,584.87 $793,280.84 j ' i iark, we are amply able banking service as can m us to handle, and it eration as the largest ^ TYice ror ^ie gooa peoit we say. LEASE ???i???? i You Right Mayer, Vice-Preeident j