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r ? - ? TirS^WL PARAGRAPHS '"KOSPE RO I S PROSPE RITY. Prosperity, May 20.?Our quiet litr*le hamlet has been the scene of great activity lately. We had to pinch ourselves to find out of we were really iv> iPrncrmrifv instead of CamD Jack- * f son. The four infantry regiments recently ordered to Camp Sevier encamped .'n the subui^s?that is the caipanies that were sent on a o-day .1 hike. Simpson's branch had not seen so many soldiers since th'* 60's;if then ?as spread their good tents unde its whispering pines. Prosperity extended the glad hand /to the boys; opened their doors to tthem and entertained them heartily. ( [ioformally. Friday evening the contingent was given a reception at tho auditorium?music and readings *.-rn B?hed the entertainment and cigarm ' ' Kttes, cigars and lemonade were served at this time and a package of cigarettes was given to every soldier . who passed through, due to the generosity of a dozen or more patriotic * citizens. j The hundreds of khaki clad boy.?, t^e nettlesome horses and the. mileIon? train of wagons made us realize i*ore than ever that we are in war. r The ambulances and doctors that i brought un the rear guard every day I were object lessons in the Red Cross.' r After seeing the equipment and the handling of the sick, for one boy was sent from here iback to Columbia? ve believe that the safest place to be ill if one has to 'be, is in the army, j k The horses and mules were not & forgotten either, for Mr. A. G. Wise? ? a firm believer in the Red Star?kept casoline erieine busv hours over t^rie pnmning water from his deep well. This he voluntarily furnished , > ^ man and heast. We are glad the boys came our way t ?they did us good. We are sorry that we can look for but one more; i contingent, that of the Sanitary train, j f which will dotjbtfless pass through the last of this week. Their farewell i greetings and thanks as they waved ; good bye make every Prosperityite! wish ocs had done more for their pleasure than we did. The closing musical recital of Rmti'n 9 r> r? Ona ttl Ahn iir? ^ *S t V T? U UUU ^v*w?vv? { closed -most auspiciously, Thursday f^d Friday at their Twilight Recital i ^ The children have never acquitted : I J! y// OC=5OC=>OC=>O<=)OC=D0C=3OC=3C ! I n u o 0 o / 1 u o 0 ; o 8 There h i 0 majorit; | tion and - j | j) Dodge I ' r . n this de furnish | I o ! 0 It will pa ! i o I S The L ;. | BA 4 IS. Newberry, them elves more < rodituble. The houses were capacity house both times. The commencement music will be furnished by the senior department of the music school. Misses Cairo Wyche of Winthrop college and Katie Mae Nance of CoColumbia college, Mrs. -las. Goggans of Columbia, Capt. C. C. Wyche of Camp Jackson, Lieut. Leonard Nance of Camp Wheeler and G. C. Wyche of Greenville were -called home on account of the death of their grandfather, Mr. J. L. 'Sease. Mr. Charlie Schirmpert has foeen caMed to Key West, Fla., where he has enlisted with a hospital corps. Miss Lizzie Leggett of Scorland Xeck, N. C.. is visiting her sister. Mrs. H. J. Rawl. Prof. J. S. Wheeler and Mr. f. E. L. 'Scott spent the week-end with their sons 2ft Ft. 'Moultrie. Mr. and iMrs. A. G. Wise, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Hawkins, Dr. and Mrs. G. V. Hunter and Mr. S. I. Kohn were in Columbia last week the cotton convention. Miss -Tean Adams has returned f* on; Columbia. Mr. Herman Taylor of Camp -Sevier was home for the week-end. Mrs. Granville Wvche and little daughter. -Marv. of /Greenville. are spendinsr n while w-ith Mr. and Mrs J. t\ Wheeler. ? tj .??t..aal* .hiss nan xi i^iauu 5?vcui unc "tciend at Winthrop college. Mrs. J. B. Be^enhaufzh and children of Pomaria spent a few days last we?k with Mrs. T. M. Werts. Cadets Mower Singley and Pickens Langford of Bailey Institute spent Ti'oek-en'l af their respective homes. Col. John F1- Hohbs of New York has arrived and is the eruest of Mr. A r* TT*'c;o Mrs. Eric Barnes of Saluda is visiting: her parents Mr. and Mrs. >S. J. Kohn. Mrs. Virgil Kohn has returned ?rom a visit to her parents at Blacks* burs. Miss Mattie Sanders of St. Phillips, cnent the week-end with Miss Marie Singley. Cnrrnw /">o m a >1 r\m a i r\ r\cr tr?wn wvi i w tt vuuiv wv w* vw u Friday when the news of the death of Mr. J. L. Sease was received by his three daughters, Mesdames Wyche. Nance and Stounenmire. Mr. Sease lived a long and useful JC30C3 OCT' fJ?F^ E^NNMIH sjg? ?*&!?ys is j no denying ths fae: that y of owners enjoy the tiis I the beauty of a eon vertable brothers endeavored to sa ' i xl _ sire, ana at me same the highest degree of ut y you to visit us and examine th gasoline consumption is unusually lev The tire mileage is unusually high. .KER & OXNE v ' HP ? ? scaa^.<woic^>cg>c? mmmmmmm )iiL_g^?W!Wft.. i LiL life - most of his ninety four year, having been spent at the old home ^ad in the lower part of thi^ .county. Air. Sease was a veteran of the GO's. Recently he was made a life member of the Prosperity MasonA ic lod^e and the funeral services were cosducted hv this lodge. Besides the daughters who livehere , Mr. Sease is survived by ?Mrs. ). A. Dominick of Kinards, Mrs. Jno. Feagle of LitMe 'Mountain, Mrs. Ben Halfao.re. Newberry, Mrs. Will Mayer, "Little Mountain. Judge Thos. Sease of Spartanburg and Messrs. E. L., Tames and John Sease. Another sad death occurred at St. Lukes Saturday. That of Mrs. J. C. Butler. Mrs. Butler was enjoying her usual health, 'but after eating dinner '. complained of feeling sick and lay dcwn. Her death occurred soon after. Mrs. Butler was a young woman of 1 estimable qualities and numerous ou. 1/NnvAf. tA crr?invo frtr HitJllUS. ouc icavc? (.?./ sm/'v ..her husband, five children, one beinr \ln infant of t^ree weeks old. ; Mr. J. W. Dominick who has been sick for some time died at his home in the St. Lukes section Saturday afternoon. He was a life-long member of St .Lukes church, where the funj eral was held Sunday afternoon at 6 'clock. Mr. Dominick leaves a wife. , four sons and one daughter, two of I the sons being Dr. J. J. Dominick and I Mr. T. A. Dominick of our town. { In Mr. Dominick's death St. Lukes I ''as lost a loyal citizen. For years ! j be was superintendent of the Sunday school and will be greatly missed ! bv his many friends. I Newberry's Koll of Hor.or. ! The Newberry Stylus. The following list contains the names of those alumni and ex-students J of the college who are enrolled in the ! military or naval service of our counj try. There are others, perhaps, i whose names are not included. Any I information that will help to render : this list complete will be irreatfuny | appreciated. Kindly send any such data to Dr. j J. Henry Harms, President, Newberry, S. C. A service flag will be presented | to the college by the young ladies in . the student body, and will be hung i in the porch of Holland Hall: j Cash, Dr. S. L., '93. Mower, Dr. F. D., '01. (i G 0 o 0 o 0 f> S3E2? ssm. (PS3J n 0 1 0 0 1 ? u V uric- S f car. 0 | tisfy 0 time ;fl ility. 1 o 0 ;S is car. o 0 o s 0 G 0 R | South Carolina | ,o 0 0 1 0 o o 0 ;X==>0cr>0C=>6C=30 " J ?? r - - - , [ ->etz!er. Dr. .Inc. 'ul. j 'iiapman. Frajs.k V?., Hipp, j. C.. . Oxner, Rev. j. w? 'or.. j < Simmons, J. \Y. :,i., i-;x. 'OH. ; ( Jones. Roy, 'Oo. 1 Nichols, G. W., '07. I i 'Sum me. C R, Ex. '07. i ] Bowers, A. J.. Jr., '08. i I Cappelmann, F. W.. 'OS. ! : Co^mis, II. G., 'OS. ; J Hill, Tabor H., 'OS. j <i Houseal, W. W? Ex.. *08. I Ris^r, }as. W., Ex^?'0S. ] Stone, Dr. W. C., 'OS'. j ] Carlisle, J. S. R., '09. j j Epting, T. Roy, Ex., '09. * ( Burton. J. A , '10. ' Ewart, F. W., Ex., '10. j J Hill. G. *WM '10. ' | J Julien, E. 'H., Ex., '10. | ' Rugheimer. Ralph R., '10. Salter, L. A., Ex., '10. j 1 Sligh, J. H.. '10. j , Smith, C. C. Ex. '10. | ] I i Barre, C. P., *11. | Eedenbaugh. C. B.. Ex.. '11. \ < Brown. Guy. Ex.. '11. ] i | Bulloch. W. <5.. Ex., *11. j j Caldwell. I. n.. *n. Cannon. R. R., Ex. '11. ' Crooks, W. E.. Ex. Ml. I Tohnstone. J. <Yi., Ex., '11. I < Jones, A. C.. Ex., '11. j < Krens. differ H.. '11. Matthews, 1. V, Ex. '11. j < Snearman. Alan W, *11. I ! 1 T^r- W P! '1*> DitAlCJ, JL'X . M. Boozer, Robert. Ex., '12. i | Bouknight. Pink S.. Ex., '12. "1 Brown, Chalmers. Ex., '12. 1 | Cappelman, E. Henry, '12. 1 I Faegart. Dr. Geo. H., '12. j < Hill. Geo. W., '12. " ] Hinp, T. E., Ex., '12. ] Switten-berg, H. 0.. Ex., '12. Thomasson. A. ., Ex., '12. Ballentine. G. Heber, '13. j Evans. F. L.. Ex., '13. 1 , Jones, Hermlon C., Ex., '13. ! | Klettner, S. X. Ex.. '13. I' Koftll, U H., ?X., 16. j Livingston, I. R., Ex.. '13. Longshore. Fnrman B., '13. 1 Pool, .T. M., Ex.. '13. j < Sligh, George. '13. Smith, Herbert W., Ex., '13. j ! i Barber, Dan F., '14. Floyd. R. C., '14. , Gaillard, P. 0., Ex., '14. i j Holmes, Owen McR.. Ex., '14. I Keitt, J. L., '14. j I j RVfcard, 'Murray W.. '14. Weimar, Carl D.. '14. Wheeler. Vernon 'H.. Ex., '14. Oi | The Co I of J Statement Loans and Investn Liberty Loan Bone Overdrafts Secure Cash on hand and ! Capital Stock Surplus and Profit Depos;*fr . . . . TIi? Co "The Bank ii | J NO M: KINARD, President. i( R. L. TARRANT, '|i Asst. Cashier. I K s f : H I We Pay Inter* j R. K. '14. ^ Humbert M.. Ev. '1"?. "orley, Grover L., '1.".. 'rot'S' James ('., "rotwell, H. P.. Jr., 'ir?. '"vans. Roscce. Ex., 'in. Till. lames J.. v'fnn-.rlv W T)j?rsfV Ex.. *15. 1 ., ' ' I -.ong, fns. E.. Martin, -T. N . Ex.. 'lf>. Slaves. 3ennie M., Ex., '15. ; S Shealy, ifernard E.. *15. ^allentine, Dory L., '16. I I Sedenbangh, J. Holland, '16. Poland, H. T., '16. Derrick, Geo. B., '16. ; I Glasgow, Marcus L., Ex.. '16. MacLean, F. D., '! . Monroe, Paul E., '16. j I Senn, W. T.. '16. raylor, J. F., '16. j I Wessinger, Jesse W., '16. Wise, Burke M., Ex., '16. I Ashbaugh, Clarence V., Ex., '17. Bodie, B. T.. '17. Bnndrick, 0. TV. Ex., 17. ' A Cress, J. L., ,17. Cronk. E. T.. ':7. Dennis, C. iM.. '17. j T Dir-kert, K. J.. '17. Pant, F. E.. Ex.. '17. 1 ?~v - i- ? \r * T - r J Slier. r.. W .. ;t. Gaillard. J. Y. C.. '17. Rotschall, H. C., *17. E Hoo:'. H. M., Ex., *17. Dates. W. L.. '17. ji Smith, P. C., Ex., '17. Boring, Arthur R.. Ex., '18. Counts, 'Paul M.. Ex., *18. Raiser, B. Frank, '18. | Livingston, Duane. Ex., '15. Riser, R. L., Ex., '18. Cubberlv, W. E? Ex., '19. Dickert, Gray E., Ex., '19. Ficken, George E., Ex., '19. Motsch, Eddie, Ex., '19. Taylor, Howard J., Ex., '19. Blvstone, T_ H., Ex. '20. Cromer, Beale H.. Ex., '20. Dellmin, H. iM., Ex., '20. Bigflby, V. Ernest, Ex., '20. Harman, Price K.. Ex., '20. Kennedy, Douglas, Ex., '20. Nichols, Josephus, Ex., '20. Parks, Arthur, Ex.. '20. Shealy, M. Clifton, Ex., '20. Stiles, Raymond J., Ex., '20. Summer, Harry, Ex., '20. WViito Tnlion Ry '20. The Herald and Newg One Year for lly $1.50. mmercial Newberry, S. C of Condition May 1 RESOURCES ients. $933,925 88 7 T ? - / Is, . 75,548.42 id and Unsecured s in Banks . . . . LIABILITIES S mmercial Fhat Always Treats Yc 0. B. MAYER, J Vice-President. R. H. WRIGHT, F Asst. Cashier. est in Our Savings I \ ___ ^5** ********* 9 KKD CKOSS >VOKK 41 * # * * ******** Bv Edgar A. Guest. am too old to share the tight: Too many years have come and gone ince first 1 saw the morning light. My youth has been and traveled on a.n too old to join the line. Tar-flung today that truth shall Jive; may not die for what is fine, ~ * *- A rrJiy/N tJut i am not iuo luu w ?i?c. am not yet so old that 1 Have drifted from the world apart, still can hear the helpless cry, And mercy still can reach my heart still can share from day to day The burden that our youth must bear, iml I thank Ocxi that I can say The Red Cross is my symbol there. am too old to bear a lance. Across the shell-torn Flanders' field may not go whert troops advance And death's grim terrors are revealed; Jut I can hear the helpless call. And 1 can serve them while I live; Ln.l I thank God that through it all I shall not be too old to give. ^ 'Victory is a Question of Stamina C/^nH fllpWhP/lf. li>Vt 114 Tf Meat Fats Sugar the fuel for Fighters UNITEO STATE? FOOD ADMINISTRATION WEDNESDAY ALL MLALS x WHEATLESS VSL SO EREAD. CTLACKE3LS. fj 'fl | j 1II . ^ iAsm cc Er^AiCAst rooos COKTAINLNG "S.HXAX ?? irrw1 Bank I 1 ' I :0. 1918 II $1,009,474.30 i 13,941.84 I 95,185.17 I f $1,118,601.31 I $ 50,000.00 I 104,364.56 I 964,236.75 I $1,118,601.31 I Bank j >u Right" I . Y. McFALL, I Vice-Pres. & Cashier. 1 nvn pp a nv fv iw \y a J-> - a Asst. Cashier. )epartment