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PERSONAL .MENTION
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The Calendar society will mee;
Thursday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock
with Mrs. W. D Wright
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Mrs. uscar tfarr spent last
"with friends and relatives.?Green- j
"wood Journal, 30th.
/ Mrs. T. C. Croker and children returned
Saturday from their extendc-a
visit to relatives at Greeleyville.
Mr. Ferd F. Scurry of the quartermaster
corps at Camp Sevier. Greenville
spent the week-end in XewHerry.
P Miss Sue Porter returned Saturday
from a visit to John s Island and
Bidgeway.
f Miss Julia Norris, after spending
her vacation at the old home In Jen
kinsville, has returned to her duties
at Mimnaugh's.
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Mrs. Cecil Reid and little daughter
Carolyn have returned to their Borne
in Rock Hi!1 after a visit to Mrs. J.
D. Erwin.?Spartanburg Herald, 1st. j
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Mrs. A. Al.' UQnei?lW|g uas iciuaued
from a visit to Mrs. C. A. Bowman
in Newberry.?Spartanburg Mer.
aW, 1st. !
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Miss May Buzhardt has returned j
froin a visit to her cousin, Mrs. F. A. ?
' tfoiana, in ine prtrjpeivua wuuu; w- j
itween Prosperity and Fomarla.
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Mrs. J. L. Welling and children or,
Columbia are spending-some time, r/ith J.
relatives here. Mr. Welling was up '
Sunday " ?
Mr. H. B. Wells went to Atlanta ;
' .Sunday, in the interest of nrs picture j,
cKntrc wsjs awomDanied by Mrs. J
I "Wei's and Burton. j
j Mrs. Charlotte V. Spearman re-j
turirxl this week to Newberry after a j
^ Tist in the home of her nieoe, Mrs. M. j
TT. Turner.?Johnstone Times, 30th. j
Miss Lillian Smith entertained a
oumber of guests on Saturday in non- j
or of her friend, Miss Coleman, of1
Newberry.?Edgefield Chronicle, 30th. j
Miss Eloise Phillips of Chester is
visting Miss Azile Parr. Miss Phil- j
lips is th>3 daughter of Dr. D. G. j
Philips, a former pastor of the As- J
oeiate Reformed church in Newberry, j
Mrs. Annie Ruff returned last week j
to her home in F*airfield county after
a pleasant visit to Newberry, where
#he was the guest of Mrs. H. L. J
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Prof. W. E. Lake left Monday for
Barnwell, where his schools will open
on the 24th. Mrs. Lake, who has been
visiting her mother in Slatesboro, Ga.,1
"will join him there j
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Miss Bessie Dean of Saluda and the'
Misses ornelia and Harriett Mayer of
, N<ewberry are visiting1 Miss r^ell Kohn
in Laurel street.?Columbia Recorc, J
31st.
Miss Jam'?s. Mimnaugh's valued and
valuable milliner, returned Sunday,
from her restful outing, ready for tlie
rushing and restless work of the neu j
season.
H Prof, and Mrs. W. R. Koon and;
W children left last Monday on an e\- J
B teded visit to friends in Newberry'
W county.. They made the trip in their f:
W automobile.?Bethany cor. York News,
I. 30th. |
* Prof. James P. Kinard has returnee?
from Chicago to Rock HiltVand is
there now for good. We know it is '
for the good of that city and we hope
t* -n-iii hp for the s:ood of himself and
It " -W
family. ,
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Little Miss Elizabeth White Is in
Columbia visiting in the hom'e of Mrs.
R. C. Willimis. having aceomi>:<nieu
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Mrs. Williams there after a brief;
visit by the l iter to Xewhnrry f?s trie
> guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Whit?. !
rMr. "id Mrs. Geo. C. ^nd j
child" a o>~ Xew berry arrive:! u ~e !
yeste- .lay for a visit to Prof. :: 7 '
llrs. J. W. Swittenbeig. Mr. Hi:;p
retv/ned the same day.?Kingstree
Record. I
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Mr. T. F. Lefler and family nave j
returned from China Grove, the term j
of his vacation having expired. Mr. :
?S Frank E "dleman, who relieved Mr. i
Lefler ar the union station ticket and
telegraph office, has gone to the Char
loite ticket offijce.
||| Mr. R. A. Abrams and family have
moved to Starr where Mr. Abrams
IW will be superintendent of schools. He 1
vsjas superintendent of tto? scTiooTs '
' there during the year 1914 and rend. r"*
?or\r?T'inc\?? XTr\ n'lll fl
?Cl cw. ^ ogi uc w,
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Fisted by four teachers this year.?
Anderson Mail
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Mrs. W. V. Faulkner rnl little son
ot Saluda returned to their home v-s4
terdav after spending.the past, weev
in No wherry Var th home of ?.Tr. ana
rMrs. J. B. -Gregory. Mrs. C -gory
and children accompanied iT:e:; and
are spending the week tlr-re. j
Mrs. Estelle Whitted of Lakeland,
Fla., is visiting friends and relatives
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MIMNAUGH'S
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We are receii
and Piece Goods
beauty or values
I The New Su
And we should add th
no doubt to the combina
on them. Made of of s
-Gabardines, etc. The ?
Gray and Niger.
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near Pomaria. Mrs. Whitted was formerly
Miss Estelle Heller of tnis
county. This is the first visit that
she lias paid since leaving about
twenty years ago. We are always
glad to have our Newberry people
come home again.
DR. R. M. KENNEDY
DENTIST
(OYER) JOHNSON McCRACKIN.
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FROM GARY HIOTT'S PEN
John Bull throws a lot of it.
Haig has scotched the German
orrr? v
We do hop,e Mr. Taft is not sick all
over.
To get in bad: Try to please ^verybody.
A beer drinker is not necessarily
an alien.
Open to oil- stion?Month of an in cuisitive
person.
>EWBEK1
aussiONAu:
OF THE l'KESliYT
Whit mire, S.
^Torning Sessio
Doxology.
Devotional.
Greetings from Church an<i bocieiy.
Minutes 1916.
Roll Call of Churches.
Woman's Work?Miss Blake.
Memorials.
Music.
Foreign Missionary Address.
Offering.
Benediction.
Dinner.
-Afternoon S?*s
Song Service.
Devotional.
Y. P. W.?Mrs. McFaddin.
Welfare Work?Miss McCullough.
Our Publications?Rev. K. D. Kerr.
Music.
Home ^Missions? ?.liss Orenc .Mcuv.aji
l>usia*ss.
Resolutions.
Minutes.
Chain of Prayer.
This is an all day meeting:.
Each rhrnch Aveleigh. Doniinick. M<
send representatives \\ho v.-ill be entP
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C,VIL8\I L.
Brings Ks New ?i
tincr rJailv advance &
*s
Again and aga\
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til's A ?*a Mnrli Arlr
iilO i~ii^ ITlUVii * AW*
at they are being freely pure
ition of stvie and fair prices ti
uch worthy fabrics as PopJ
olors include Navy, Black, Br)
| Crepe de Chine
d and Georgette
1 Waists. '
Newest Fall models in
x a host of pretty styles,
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, White, Flesh and new
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^ oiiauco cviiiv? iiuiiu vin
broidered. some plain.
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I "We are in \sar'?headline,. iWe
( suspected as much.
| Tlie soldiers of the Sultan don't
, seem to be taking many Turkish, troi
phies in this war.
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This is not a"riddle, but: Did you evtr
see the hair that came' from m-.t
head of a discourse?
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j We suppose T-em "Watson woukl
J rather fight than to live under a
i peace suggested by the Pope.
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Save your money and buy an airship,
as they will probably succeed
the automobile as joy-riders.
It's curious, Out true: ?>y uie i.mc
a man gets well-fixed in this world lie
is w.tll 011 his way toward the nexr.
Wonder the police dOii t arrest our
; Pickens girls. Their beauty is ntoxeating.
r Scientists say dollar bills are covered
with microbes. Bring them to
Th.' Sentinel and we'll sterilize them
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j for you.
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IX COUNTY
I' INSTITUTE
KlilANY CHI -CUES
September 7,
n?10:: , O'clock
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ision?1 O'clock.
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>rris, Sn: *rna and iWhitmre are r ?ed to
rtained.
MISS LUCY SEXX, Leader.
>AY_SEES WEW AR
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L Tk rRUI
)ods. The Whole
\hipments, including
in our customers tell
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ni red. Char
hased. due
o be found As usual Wl
in, Serges, dresses- Yo1
jwn Taupe, us additional
Mimnaugh st;
Silk? for Fsul
New silks, yes the ne^
weaves more popular than
| spite of hard times will be
one best dress among all
plaids and stripes for the ne
in exquisite combinations o
36 inches wide and takes
make yo'ur skirt. Special
$1.75 and S1.98 yard.
Black Satin at i
.36 inches wide and beat
r . regular $2.00 quality priced
New Milliner;
Many of the new Fall hat;
stock Many more are arri\
express. The styles are dec:
from those of last season.
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The old lady who mendtd her hus- \
band's trousers with a patch or |
grass now combs, her hair with thu I
comb of a rooster.
We see by the Charleston pa pers I
that they have a lot of "hops" at I
Isle or Faims. we suppose, uu^t ve*,
they are non-intoxicating.
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If the Allied soldiers .would call
the Germans :,craps" instead or
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: "boches," the-American negroes would'
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j be more anxious to shoot 'em.
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The American troops got a more R
| pleasant reception in London last g
| week than the British troops got in B
! America about 141 years ago.
There is an old saying that "the r
1 good will of a dog is to be preferred ft
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to its ill will." whether it b? a "yaller-;
: dog or a thoroughbread.
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RIVALS I
Store is Aglow ^
Women's Suits, Dre
us that we have no i
rning Silk and Serg
e are on time with advance shi
i will be glad to know that e
Silk and Serge dresses that :
andard.
1 Blankets, Spi
7 shades and Now is the time
ever and in spreads, sheets, pi
as usual, the , Note the artract
200 pair North <
w Fall skirts worth $7.5s pair, s
f colors. All Single or double
very little to spreads.
$1.49, $1.69,
- Black Taffe
has ' A splendid wear
itiful quality, town $1.75! Mimn
yard *';49- Women's New
f Two hundred ne
s are now in and navy serge an<
ang on every draped and pleatec
idely different novelty pockets.
in striped taffeta ai
We Do It Right T!
When you need repair a
rair ti*v nn** Rpnair Dpna
VMA WA J WMS Mk v
ly find the trouble and f
our statement. Lestei
.charge of this departmei
Satisfaction. Our busir
ice. Try us.
J. D. QUATT
i Prosperity,
'^-gafed^SS6^r
^ For Strictly
MO ? rs^ 07 ^
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me satisfactory style
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. Sta?5 euvyciys,
irance in the cost <
i . ' 300
\V '' Order 'A*?;
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VlIMNAUGHjS |
IVith Newness. |
sses, Millinery 1
rival in variety
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e Dresses |
pment of new Fall j
ivery express brings [
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are fully up to the : 1
reads, Sheets, Etc. "
to purchase blankets, 1 ' '
llow cases and towels.
ive Drices: V-P
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Carolina wool blankets
pecial for this sale $4.98. j
bed. Sheets and bed
ta Silk at $1.39 [
silk worth all over ;
a ugh's price is $1.39 yd. . |
Fall Separate Skirts
:w skirts in stylish black ^
i poplin in plaids latest
I effects, wide belts and
New silk sport skirts ?
ad masseline.
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ie First Time I
vork done on your
irtment. We real- j|
ix it. Let us prove
r RftdftnHaucrh has M
nt, and that means, B
less is to give sarv- If
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LEBAUM, I
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rlfmri'i ~i in i
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ORDER ;
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NO MORE THAN $20. f
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, pure wool f
and fit, and I
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of woolens, j
All Wool Samples to \j
Select From.
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GOODS CO. .
sperity, South Carolina
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