The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, August 21, 1917, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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WOld Folks Da: Pauls Ci ^ISermon in the Morning by L fhr* F?n\ i.tu| ^ ? w ? %V ?r Dinner on i ^ Old Folks' Day was observed at St. Paul's last Sunday. It is a beautiful % custom. It is good for the young peo{ pie of a community to be reminded I occasionally that there are old folks B about, and to get the lesson that some ^ day will they will be old if they are spared. Not that it is desired too fre quently to be reminding youth of thing-s like this, because it is not right E, ' ^ '** . H ^ ^ B ..The Chnrcfa Bui to <io those things which will take away from youth any of the1 boujancy ? * J 4- n "WHICH properly ana riguLiy ueiuugs ?,*. that period of life. But it should always be taught to honor and revera those who are older. The only commandment with a promise is the one which calls upon us to honor our father and mother. Well, I say this observance of old folks' day is a beautiful custom, and it is well to get the I vnnrtfr anil nld together on these OC V ^ O ? casions and let thero talk of the days that are gone and take hope for the | days that are to come. N The sermon in the morning was preached by Dr. A. J. Bowers of New The Pars*. ff wmmmammmmmmm* ( m < i'^ p * El iM?dCl1 * The same satisfaction, same wear, same good tailoring, same prompt _ [service as aiways ? that's why YOU should wear Scotch Woolen Mills' tailored to measure suits?it's true economy. REMEMBER E^ ^iwiiSSSsi kViwSfluBr >r* X 4 y at St lurch Observedi \: ^? A T rtn*-/ I'M f A ?? 7. /I. ?/ iJUU/:; O u:iu i.x iijv Z. V/. Bcdcrt augh. he Grounds. i i beiry college and in the afternoon by the Rev. Z. W. Bedenbaugh. Dr. Bow-; ers paid a loving tribute to the mem- ! ory of the Rev. J. >A. Sligh who was i for forty-five years pastor of this church. ; There was a large congregation present, enough to till two church buildings the size of the present i i * j HI I I I ^8 i;' 111 Iff H i i I Iding at St. Paul's.. i : < building. A fine dinner was served on the tables under the big hickory treees and it was enjoyed by all who wert? present. ! ml ? ?.i?AnA?< nftacfhlv thft 1 nertJ was yicsciu oldest citizen of the county, who was for many years a member of this congregation, and who remembers the congregation when it worshipped in a little log house down by the spring,' and when Stingley, and Rauch, and An 11, and Berley and others of the s eld pioneer Lutheran ministers preached in this section of the country. And the present church was | dedicated in 1830. Mr. Jacob Shealy. i who is nearing his 80th birthday, was' : I I ' ' 1 -x o>j. Hi ?u raa? s > j i The Samel The Same I I ST 1CTLY QITl ALL WOOL 3 U J MADE TO YOl a Tb"^J fERY SUITING I: 300 STY BLACK'S DRY Pird$erfty, South present ana active and spry and enjoying good health. He was born on the L'nth or' Xovpmber. 1S1H. and in this community and was baptized and confirmed in this congregation, and as I have stated has seen many pastors come and go, and has passed through three generations of men. It is not tr? many mp?n to have SUC'll lilii IX\4 IV JLJL4K++MV experience. And this congregation has the record of having the same pastor serve them for more years than any other congregation in the Lutheran church in the south, and possibly anywhere else. Mr. John D. Shealv who lives nearby has been an officer in the church for a half century. an-' he is still a member of this congregation. Then there are .lohn F. Kibler and W. B. Kibler and Gerv B. Anil and Adam L. Aull and Julius Epting and some others who hava been members of this church for nearly a half century. The first grav<? in the cemetery at St. Paul'*s wTas made for Mr. William Calvin Aull the father of Geo. B. and Adam L. Aul!. He was buried there in 1864 having died from wounds received in the war. At t'% sueg^stion of Mr. *. H. Koftn now of Columbia but one time a member of this congregation, and of Mr. W. R Kibler and others, it was decided to remove the remains of Pastor Wallern and his wife from where 1 * 3 AWtf r? P r>ey are Duriea it? uic tcmcicij ui t^e ch^rnh. There was a little sentiment that it would be well to wait until next year and that would be the centennial of the death of Mr. Wallern, but it was decided to take the matter mat once. A committee was appointed to have the matter in charge. E. H. A. straore bland college FOR women Offers These Snperior Adr&ntagesamrie and capable faculty. Genuine interest in the individual student. Modern buildinge splendidly equipped. Ideal location. "Summerland" is he*HMul as well as beautiful for situation. T-~" *? - - rrro f/\? oil r Hie air iJJJU puic naici ciu mcondition* conducive to good health A Christian atmosphere and positive Christian teaching. Moderate terms in order to place these advantages within the reach ol as many as possible. Next session Degin September 20th. Catalogue furnished on application. Inquiries should be*addressed to REV. P. E. MONROE, President t poqvillf*. S. C. RUB-MY-TISM Will cure Rheumatism. Neu? - t* ? 4 n raigia, neaaacnes, cramps, v^onc Sprains, Bruises, Cuts, Burns, Old Sores, Tetter. Ring-Worm, Eczema, etc. Antiseptic Anodyne, used internally or externally. 25c No. 666 This it prescription preptred etpeckfiy or MALARIA or CHILLS & FEVER. Fhre or tax dote* will break any esse, sad f ukea then u t Sonic the Fever will not ?Ikm V# a? *K? It*.* lltMfl ?MM?A? ? VU U*V MTlrl W??V? Ztta&e! ?&4 does not ?ripe or ?ickea. 2Se NOTICE OF JURY DRAWING N Notice is hereby given that we the mdersigned Jury Commissioners for Newberry County, S. C., will at the rfftce of the -Clerk of Court for Newjerry County, at Nine O'clock a. .ni August 31st. 19-17. openly and pub licly draw the names of thirty-six (36) nen, who shall serve as Petit Juror* sit the Court of Common Pleas, which 5ig Value -ow Price IT C 300 1 I O STYLES URJ10RDER I V r No M ore v ? a* 3 ALL W UUL LES GOODS CO. Carolina wiii convene at Newberry Court hoL.it, September litii, li>17, and will continue for One week. J. B. Halfacre, C. C. Sehumpert, Jno. C. Cxoggans, Jury Commisioners for Newberry c. -.-u;v. S. AUgudl, U?17. A Si'Ei iAL MKETl.NU OF THE FARMERS' OIL MILL A special meeting of the Stockholders 01 me iva.mei\a oil -uiii. w'm lied in the Court House, Tuesday, Aug. 2Sth, 1917, at 10 o'clock. Yo? are requested to attend in person or by proxy. J. H. Wicker, Sect. i NOTICE OF THE OPENING OF THE s BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPT*')* TO CAPITAL STOCK OF THE FARMERS OIL MILL: Pursuant to authority contained in a Commission issued to the undersigned Board of Corporators by W. Banks Dove, Secretary of State, noi tice is hereby given that the books of subscription to :he Capital Stock of the Farmers Oil Mill will be opened in the office of t'ae Farmers Oil Mill, and a1: place cf Corporators meeting. Newberry, 3. C., on the 28th. clay of August, 1917, s.t 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and that the same will remain upen from day to day thereafter until otherwise ordered bv the undersigned. Alan Johnstone, J. H. Wicker, Board of Corporator*. Newberry, S. C., Aug. 18th.. 1917. ) 8-21-2t. ? NEWS FROM ST. PHILIPS J It is very drv in this section and ! j the crops are beginning to need rain. t The picnic at Jolly Street was a | very pleasant day; the crowd was | small but a pleasant day was spent i and a good old dinner was served. Before dinner a speech was made on war, but I don't think it was approvj ed of by the people. It was made by | Rev. Mr. Crane. He was the only Bapi tict f-hprp T think- it wniilrt ho hotfror I for him to preach the gospel instead ,j ot preaching war. j In the afternoon there was a game of ball between Jolly Street and Chinquepin. > Mr. H. H. Ruff is building a diniii^ ; ^MHianiia ( nHm I\ \ ! H I The Inert You have noticed the risi rent. This means that the will purchase a great deal less But has it dawned upon > that man's productiveness is g Before many weeks the S a reality; many will be called wheels of industry turning, w duty to your family, your cou After the war the govern of soldiers who have given th< ditioaal burdens on society by provide for them by insuring I Life insurance guarantees been able to save?BUT WHi ness aner you arc gouc. THE INSURANCE YO IS NOT ADEQUATE NOU what it was then. During these grave times L turned to serious thoughts?a: I If you have no insurance, I or drop me a card and I will g the all?important question of R. M, The Volunte I G>mmercial Bank Buildi: JMMHIIIHHHBnH Soldiers' Buy what you i leave for the arn Come to the ] what * ou want. Radiolite Wrist n n am ren, i\azor, Brush, Hair Bri Paper, Ink, Penci Knife and man articles. i Mayes' B< t The House! of a 1 i I I room and kitchen which will add very ; much to his house. j The other Sunday we had a fine, ( meeting of the Luther League and it \ I I seemed that everybody was willing to: ! do his part, and we are glad to say j our society is steadily growing. Rev. S. P. Koun preached a fine1 sermon last Sunday and we hope he will soon be aroused on the facts that; the people need a protracted meeting ; j to get them to take more interest in , church work. j The gardens have suffered from I dorught in this section, but the people ' have been enjoying eating good old; | summer time beans, as other have. | j St. Philips school will open about ; the first of October. It will be taught1 i by Miss Ola Brown and Miss Frances I Caldwell. Miss Bernice Metts of Columbia is visiting relatives in this community. Miss Clara Eichelberger of Atlanta spent a couple of weeks with Col. D. A. Ruif and family. a -R "Ruff wmmmmmmmmammmammmmmmmmm lasin? Valu : U ng cost of the commoditiea of life, fo dollar is gradually diminishing in va ; than it would five,* or even two yea: 'ou that life?human life?has becc greater than ever before ? elective Draft will be completed; the to the front. Many more will b hicfo ever falls your lot, your respons ntry even greater. ment will have to provide for a great iir lives to preserve our national hon moVJnor it nrnvirfc for VOTTRS from your life ? your Widow, yo?r dependent little YOU INTENDED TO SAVE. >U TOOK FIVE YEARS AGO, K J for the present value of s. dollar is the glitter and tinsel of Kfe have fal re facing stern lealities. or if the amount you now carry is & jladly give you the benefit of my ej Life Insurance. . Tidir Special Agent er State Life Ir Of Chattanooga, Tennesee ng Needs need before you j iy. Book Store for i 5 : Watch, Fount- | Soap, Shaving ish, Comb, Box I, Tablet, Mirror, ty other useful in 50K store | I i i Thousand Things BI1>S INVITED FOR ROSEMOST CEMTERY ENCLOSURE , Bids are requested for furnisluirsr and erecting one thousand and threa feet of granite wall and also same; number of feet of iron fence. Separate bids are wanted for wall andl fence. For full and furtehr information apply to F. N. Martin, Secretary*. Enclouse Committee of Rosemoac Cemetery Association. 8-21-2t. >OTICE TO OVERSEERS5 Road overseers will call out theffrhanrta at rtn/>P nllt in VOlir fnll" six days as required by law. If any overseer cannot comply with the law, r?tum your commission to me si once, so I can get some one to work the hands who have not paid oflL Doctors certificates do not excuse delinquents. By order of Board of County Commissioners. J. C. Sample, County Supervisor-. Insert August 6, 13, 20, 27. t I ? 1 e 01 ore i >od, clothing, shoes and even B lue, in other words, a dollar rs ago. H imc correspondingly dearer, array of a million will then be WL e left at home to keep the i K iibly will be increased, yomr many widews and orphans V ; or. Will YOU throw ad- & a pauper's fund or will you I j j : ones?not what yon hawa- fLff It insures your productive IV ViiW TWO YiSAKS ACHJ, B > hardly more than half of ten away?men's minds are B o small as to inadequate, call B cperience and knowledge of B iarsh I isurance Co. I Newberry, Sr Cv S 1