The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, November 05, 1918, Page FOUR, Image 4
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E. H. AULL, EDIT01I. ^
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Tuesday, November o, "191S. j ^
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There is no better time than now to
bi
drag the roads. After the rains of
o:
tne pEsi iew ciays tut? uiaggmg
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be fine and then the riding over the ;i
roads would be fine also. But if
you fail to give this little attention d;
just now to the betterment of the
roads you may expect to drive over S(
very bad roads for the balance of
A . . . t?
the winter.
MEETING COUNTY DEMOCRATIC X
EXECUTIVE C03DIITTEK.'
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The democratic executive commit-..
* tee met on 'Friday. The attendance
was small. One of the things to at-;11
tend to was to see what could be donej11
to pay the debt of the committee j
Caused bv the extraordinary expense,^
in the last primary election. At a I
former meeting it had been decided j
to ask- the clubs to raise ten cents! ^
per member. Only 11 of the *C j
clubs reported any collections for i
this purpose. The following are t^e
clubs reporting and the amounts: -1
Mollohon Ward 3 Xo. 2 $17.00 lj
Ward 2 9.00 j
Jolly Street * 3.00 ' ^
Garmany 4.00 j E
Rethel 3.4010
Central 3.40
Silverstreet 5.CO ^
Pomaria 4.10
St. Paul 1.00 ^
Utopia 1.50
Walton 1.30; ^
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Total $53.30 J ^
A committee was appointed to prepare
suitable resolutions on Mr. R. T.
C. Hunter who died a few weeks ago ^
and who was a member of the committee
successively from his club for
more than 25 years, and who was always
faithful to duty and prompt in
attendance upon the meetings of the ^
committee.
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Xote:?As a member of the com- *
mittee from Ward 4 club I want to ,-j
say that I have received 50 cents for a
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tne commmee lrum .tu. yuan
Wicker, but the committee refused to j
accept it unless there were additions
to it, and unless some of the other
members feel like contributing I will v
return the monev to Mr Wicker. Our ?
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share would be about $15.00 and we|t)
should raise it with ease. If there J ^
are those who are willing to contrib- j^.
ute I will be pleased to receive what- ^
ever amount thev feel like giving,
but I have not the time to make a e.
personal canvas to raise the mon^y. t
E. H. Aull, r
Member Executive Com. ^
"llama Lou" Mayer Is Dead* t
n
Mrs. Louisa Maver died at her home
in Xewberrv on Thursday night after ^
a long illness in th^ 84th year of her p
age. She had been practically an in- T
j
valid for several years.
She was first married to Gen. H. H. a
Kinard and after fcis death she was m
married to Dr. O. B. Mayer, Sr.. who S
died several years ago. Before her j a
first marriage she was Miss Counts, j I
By her marriage to Gen. Kinard she 1
is survived by two children. Mrs. A I
Coke Smith and (Mr. Henry H. Kinard I
J -3 Vaotrarl tuflTTtan I
sue was a guuu &mu utu^vu ~ (
and a*ways willing to help those who
needed her help, and she did it in a
modest and unostentatious manner.
^o the writer she was alway "Mama
Lou" and for thirty years or more i
# she seemed as a member of the family
She made her home with her son
' Henry Kinard and his devotion to anc! 11
care of her in her sickness was beau- I
tiful and commendable in the extreme. |l
tt~ ?tn "hpr sprvice and ifl
ne mv,
waited on her in her sickness just j8
he would a child, endeavoring always j I
to gratify her every wish. Just aj|
few days before her death he passed (
our home with a squab he had been
to get for her because she could not i
eat solid food and from this bird he
could make her a broth. For the past
two or three years her daughter Mrs j
Smith has made her home here so as j
to minister unto her mother. \
f Mrs. Mayer "was a member of the:
Methodist church and as lon<r as she |
was a"ble was a regular attendant up-j
on the services. 1
She was buried on 'Saturday morn-'
*" * ' a I- 11..
ing in tfte ts-inarci 101 in uie
graveyard, the service "being conducted
by the Rev. W. R. Bouknight, her j
pastor. Rev. Dibble, being sick. The 1
r>all bearers were: R. C. Perry. W l
G. IMaves. .T. B. Mayes. O. M. Bush- j
crdt. C. H. Cannon. G. B. Sunijner, 0. 1
B. Cannon, Z. F. Wright.
ERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
PROSPEROUS PROSPERITY i
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Prosperity, Xov. 4.?Miss Mary Coii.!
ellv and J Willie Long were quietlv
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tarried Thursday evening. October
i. at me i.-'uneran parsuua^e u\ li;c
ev. C. J. Shealy. uncle of the groom,
[rs. Lona: is the third daughter of
tr. and Mrs. B. A. Connelly, of the
ronticello section, and has many j
'iends in Prosperity where she has j
een for several years with the firm
f T. A. Dominick.
T ? nrncnorAnc farmpr of !
iYH . 10 a- i'* w - - j
ie O'Xeall section.
Mips Rosa 'Mae Mitchell left Sun-1
ay for her school at Walterloo.
n?r*~cr0 q Wise is home from Clem-1
an rollege. i
Johnnie LRnsrforc',: of Columbia spent;
10 week-end with the home folks.
Miss Caroline Voigt has returnelj
? Columbia after a visit to her sister j
[rs. C. J. rhealv
> r j. ? 4- 4-r\ f V* 1
-Viasiei DUU') Wets ia?.c.u hj mr i
aptist hospital Thursday for ear j
ouble.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Wise left Satrdav
for St. Louis where 'Mr. Wise
; going to buy mules. ?
Mr, Curtis Pugh has returned to'
lemson after beino- home on account j
f the "flu."
Miss Ruby Wheeler has returned to
Inoree.
Miss Katie Mae Nance will return
fonday to her school at Silverstreet
F. X. Calmes and George Wise were
i Columbia Saturday for the Caroina-Clemson
foot ball game.
Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Harmon. Misses
'ebeoca Harmon and Elizabeth
Irowne spent Sunday at the home
f iMr. W. P. B. Harmon of Epworth.
Miss Doris Kohn has returned to
;oiumDia cone^e. ,
Miss Xannie Simpson of Enoree has
een visiting (Mrs. J. H. Crosson.
Miss Celeste Singley is home from
.'olumbia recuperating from the inluenza.
7 A NTS COXFEREXCE
OX COTTOX-PRICES
.'oyernor 3Taannnig Asks for Atlanta
Meeting.
A. C. Summers, commissioner of
griculture, commerce, and indusries,
yesterday telegraphed J. J.
irown of Atlanta, chairman of the
t'ficial advisory marketing board of
he cotton States urging that a meetig
be called in the Georgia capital
t once to discuss measures to enable
be farmers to hold their cotton dur
lg the period of despression. The
omraunieation was directed at the
rgent request of Governor Manning,
-ho feels that some "precautionary
leasures against rushing the cotton
d the market must be resorted to by
!ie farmers to preevent disaster.
Governor Maanning suggested that
ie commissioners of agriculture, the
overnors of the cotton States, bankrs
and merchants all be called into
be conference. Immediately upon
eceipt of the letter, Mr. Summers adressed
a telegram to (Mr. Brown,
'he following is the letter addressed
y Governor Manning to Mr. Sumlers:
"In view of the rapid and disastrous
ecline in the price of cotton to a
oint far below the cost of production
request that you communicate wiih
J. Brown, chairman of the official
dvisory marketing board of the cot
WU^koT7??
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dred BUC
hand. Fo
Irmrlc
^llt XlklA IVttJi
suit you.
The Pur
f
ion States, asking him to call a meet- i
ing of the commissioners of agriculture.
the governors of the cotton pro ;
ducing (States, bankers, merchants>
and others interested in the welfare .
of ihe South, this meeting to be held,
in Atlanta at the earliest possible;
moment, to urge upon the producers, i
merchants and bankers of the South 1
tne necessity of holding cotton off the '
market until the price reaches a
point that will at least cover the cost:
of production."
The examination of applicants for!
teachers' certificates will be held in
the high school building November
9th.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
If You Aro Ruptured, go to P. E.
Way's and get a Truss, guaranteed
rn hnlrl fhp rnnturp. 11-.") It
3f?!?er "?Cl/0-TrIIe Tires and Tubes?j
Patches. Etc. P. E. V/ay's?'"A GooJ <
Drug Store." 11-8 It j
LOST?Fox Terrier, marked black and
white. Name "Snooks." Return io
T. Taz Senn. Xewberry, R. F.' D. 1.
11-1 ltp
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Trespass Notice?All ,persons av?j!i
hereby notified not to trespass upori .j
the lands of the undersigned in ;
No. 11 township "by hunting or in j
any other manner. J. M. Halfacre, ij
G. W. Halfacre, Benj. Halfacre, G.!
K. Wicker, 'Mrs. !sue Maybin, J. B.j
Lorick. G. W. Kinard, Loamma Ruff.;
P. H. Kinard, J. J. Shealy, G. H.;
Sligh, J. W. Lominick, Mrs. iM. R.!
Ruff. 11-1 2tp 1
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FRESH FISH and Norfolk Oysters j
G. W. Coward. 10-11 If
Fifty Elcar Automobiles and the Xew-|
berry Territory to the dealer who
realizes the situation and can fin
i
ance automobiles. Specifications ? ;
Forty horse power Red ;3eal Con-'
tinental motor?Borg & Beck Clutch
?Stromberg carburetor?Hotchkiss
drive? Timken Bearings? Stewart
Vacuum. Wheelbase 116 in. price
$1375 F. 0. B. factory. Elcar Motor
Sales Company, iSouthern District
Office. 1502 Candler Building. Atlata,
Ga. 10-29 12t|
>'ew Arrow Cotton Tires. Johnso^McCrackin
Co. 7-30 t.f :
Cotton Seed?We have resumed buy
ing seed. Some advance m price in
lots of 20 tons. Don't wait too laie
to buy your supply of meal, and
hulls. Southern Cotton Oil Co., L.
W. Floyd, Magr. 10-29 4t
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Jeans' old stand has had ten years
G. C. Cooper now located at P. C.
experience in fitting glasses and
guarantees perfect satisfaction.
19-29 tf. j
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Alfalfa Seed for sale by Johnson
McCracken Co. 10-1 if,
i
Halls and Meal?Can supply the
trade with bo-th, hulls and meal, j
and accept seed in exchange on
"basis prices fixed by the food ad- i
ministrator. Owing to circumstances
governing the cotton seed j
industry and requirements neces-j
sary to carry out the principles tn
the sale and delivery of food "pro-1
ducts by the food administration j
we have, after due consideration, i
to mefct the principles desired,;
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one hundiGIES
on
>ur differPrirpR
to
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poll f n !
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adopted the cash basis in the sals
of hulls and meal and we ask the
trade to bear in mind, that no hulls
and meal will be delivered unless
settlement is made in cash at time
of delivery. The Southern Cotton
Oil Company, L. W. Floyd, Manager.
\ 10-8 St
Just received?Best lot Cedar shingles
ever bought. Langford & Bush--'4
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Notice Jury Drawnicr.
Notice is hereby given that -on
Nov. 14th. 1918, at 9 o'clock, the Jury
Commissioners for Xewberrv county
S. C.. at the office of the Clerk of
Co'irf will open'y and publicly draw
the names of thirty-six men to serve
as Petit Jurors for the Court of General
Sessions which convenes Dec.
2nd. 191S.
C. C. Schumpert
J. B. Halfa'cre,
Tno. C. Goggans,
Jury Commissioners for New berry
County, S. C.
Nov. ."th, 19IS.
I Daiich Broti
Clothing, C
and La
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I Account ci
manager o
it? close sai
sale the en
duced oric
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have no on
same. A
pective bu;
Ispect stocfc
stock by ]
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Car ?
Let uj
Summ
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I HAVE ATT 11 ACTIVE prices to make
on cord wood, green or dry, for immediate,
fall, spring or summer delivery.
Be su/e to see m* before you
sell. H. 0. Long.
11-23-tf Silverstret. S. C.
| Jewelry foi
.
! Jewelry has for a lon<? time been
holiday gift. We are s!>ov
and will be pleaded to havt
oei'ore buying.
The Government has requested
done as so:>n as possible, j
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Early shoppers vriH very likely fir
least something suitable bu
cus to ChrisLrr.as will probe
be ... ^reat scarcity or merer
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Cooper's Je
Ne^it^door to the n
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hi nniim in i ii ! i i 11 ! ! ! i n 11 i ii mum 111 in !
lers Dai
ients' Furnish
.Hies' Ready-t<
F being in the
I this business
me and we w
tire stock at
e for auick se
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ie to leave in
word of warn
yers. Call nc
II 7*H Pt
t. w ill orrer
piece. Every a
ITS for winning the
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| Bring* as your cotton seed. Weighed d
| and unloaded up town. JohnsonMcCrackin
Co. 9-17 tf
666 contains no alcohol, arsenic nor i
| other poisonous dru? j. 8-5 tf
pr^??I.** mrm r .m. itMMMWKVJMHUflKJWaHVHBIKflR
- Christmas s \
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considered the most appropriate
ying a beautifu! assortment now
; you call ana inspect cur line
ii.i it. r'l ~ - -U ? : u~
Ill til u:c V.11II9UHOO onv/pjjuig uc
? > patriotic and Buy Now.
id what they are looking for or at M
t those who wait until just previihly
be disappointed as there will I
lanaise later on. *
:welry Store 1
ew Exchange Bank
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M
itch Brothers I
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lilgs, OHUC5 1
o-Wear
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ujuj.b?mmii III II I?an??? ?i
drafts the ?
5 is forced I
ill offer for
greatly re- .
lling, as we 1
charge of
ling to pros1
)w and mthe
entire v
irticle must go. J
war.
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arders |
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