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' ' PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS I PROSPEROUS PROSPERITY. j Prosperity, May 8.?Memorial day' ; will "be observed May 9, at 4:30 p. m.J in the city hall. Gov. R. A. Cooper| will be the speaker of the afternoon.: After the program the William Lester ^ ^ chapter will proceed to tne cemetery j where the Confederatte graves will be j decorated. Gov. Cooper, while here1 will be the guest of Mr. A. G. Wise, j The program *was published m las? j weeks paper. / : The Prosperity hfigh and graded j cr?hnnl has cnrrmleted nlans for a May i party to be held at the closing of; L school May 31st. The girl making the, H highest average in the Tth grade was| appointed queen by the'faculty. Mi'ssj Rebecca Harman was the fortunate, one. I The William Lester chapter U. D. C. L instead of cleaning only the gravesj of the Confederate veterans for memo-! rrial day,.May 9th. have undertaken; the cleaning of the entire cemetery The ;?00A people of Prosperity as usual responded to the worthy cause, and the work is being pushed forward under the direction of the president, Mrs. J. P. Wheeler. ! Mrs. J. L. Stokes en route to her i rt-i uj. ?11 * T nome at i^oiumuia cunege uum halla, stopped over to see Mrs. J. B. | . T. Scc^l. iMr. and Mrs. Self Merchant have returned to Saluda afterx a few days stay with Mrs. Merchant's father, Mr ' J. B. Stockman. The Victory Loan rally held m the. town; hall Sunday afternoon was a complete success and the speech made -by Dr. Daniel of Clemson college was one of the best ever heard in Prosperity. People who are abl3 and fail to take Victory bonds after. y having heard Dr. Daniel, fa*l to take advantage of their high privilege. The committees have been appointed and will call on all our citizens 10 ~ take their subscriptions. > i Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Grant of Saluda ^ visited Mrs. J. B. Stockman Sunday. j Messrs Clifton and Forest Shealy k* spent Sunday in Lee^vflle with their lather, Mr. S. L. Shealy. Mrs. Joe E. Hunter was in Columbia Wednesday to be with her husband. Prof. Hunter, who is under treatment at the hospital. ! Miss Marie Bedenbaugh and iMr. j Brooks D. Epting were married Sun cay anernoon ai tne si. louses par-j { \ sonage by Rev. W. P. Roof; . Miss Bedenbaugh is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A: L. Bedenbaugh. Mr., prosperous young farmer. The young, couple are spending a few days with the brde's parents before leaving for Columbia, their future home. j A m ft n nvtf vtrltt/kn ou duiuuiuunc awiucui wmui might have been fatal occurred near here Saturday when Mrs. Fran'*: Piatt's car turned over pinning herj and her little son under the car. Mrs. I " Piatt succeeded in pushing her little son from under the car but was un- , >*1 able to extricate herself. When found the little boy was standing by j ^ the car crying. Dr. Bedenbaugh was' called to Mrs. Piatt's assistance, tak- j ing her to his home; later sending f A aw f K a P <XT r? r* T 1 w ?.a ^ ,, j train. Mrs. Piatt's injuries werer found not serious, being only "badly bruised. ! Mrs. Fred Sedenbaugh has return-' . ed to olumb-a after a few days stay j with Mrs. A. L. Bedenbaugh. - Mrs. Julian. Price and Otas Boozer atteneded the picnic at Pleasanr | Grove, in Saluda county iS&turday. i ^ Misses Sarah Long and Aaell Mills j of Summerljand college wer^ homo! for the week-end. Miss Lola Lowman of Jalapa is .. visiting Mrs. J. H. Morris. Mr. and <Mrs. Ray Gibson of Co-! lumJbia are guests of Mrs. W. T. Gibson. Miss Mazie Suber of Pealj visited (Mrs. Elvira Kibler during the past :t' "week. Mr. and Mrs. Will Counts of Little tfountain spent Friday with relatives. Mrs. Sim Price has returned to her home in Saluda after spending a week i with her son, Mr. J. A. Price. L 'Mr. J. B. Stockman's home was ^^ ^lovplv Vn it? late* snr?ri? cotHno- nf m ? ^ ? ?j W roses, red and white and an abundance of foliage which was the scene of a . charming afternoon affair Wednesday when Mrs. J. B. Stockman entertained in honor of the teachers of the ' prosperity high and graded school. Mrs. Stockman guided the guests as they entered and. showed them into tie drawing room where rook wa? played. Miss Clara Brown% scored * highest, winning a lovely box of ' stationery. The booby prize fell to Miss Ethel Counts, which was a ? n. ? v* Y"\ . _ A ctj. ^ ^v-l strawDerry emDry. Misses ?uun oiuc*man and Catherine Counts served strawberries and three different kinds of cake to the following guests: <Mesdames J. F. Browne. J. D. Quattlebaum. ]\T. 0. Morris and (Mrs. Mark Simpson. Misses Mayme Swittenbrug, F.ubv Thorn. Theresea Mavbin, Rosine Singley, Clara Brown, Willie Mae Wise, Ethel Counts and Effie Hawkins. At a meeting of the board of trustees of the Prosperity school on Wednesday the entire faculty was re elected for the session iyi9_iy^o. Miss Ruth Stockman entertained the young society set on Friday even n? in honor of her houso-guests. Misses Mary Kohn, Willette Wheeler. Evetta Unger, J^iell Gregory and Lynette Grigsbv of Saluda, S. C. iMrs. T. L. Shealy returned home Sunday from the Columbia hospital. Misses Mary DeWalt Hunter an-.l Mira Hunter were shoppers tto Co-, lumbia on Saturday. Mr. L. C. Merchant and family of < Batesburg spent Saturday here on. route to Newberry to spend the week-; end with relatives. ! Miss Meadows of Greenwood spent the week-end with Miss Ruby Thorn, i iMr. A. H. Hawkins has returned from a business trip to Greenville, i \if-ra TTov Pool' ^ftpr o month's stav with her sister. Mrs. Z. W. Beden ! baugh. has returned to her home in | < . Rockv Mount, Va. f I Mr. Johnnie Langford of Columbia j was home for the week-end. j Miss Mayme Swittenberg spent: Sunday in Xewberrv. Mrs. E. A. Counts has gone to tin' Columbia hospital to have her tonsils! removed. i Mrs. L. S Bowers* condition has improved, so -her son, S Bushnell Bowers has returned to his home in Fitzgerald, Ga. Mr. A. H. Kohn of Columbia visited j at the home of IMr, *S. J. Kohn last, Wednesday. The frien<Js of Mrs. T. L. Shealv will be pleased to hear that she & returning this week from the Columbia hospital. j Mr. J. C. Taylor of Batesburg spent' the week-end here with his family. Mrs. Nancy Wheeler is visiting her TT T T 3 V/V?T I uitusuLCi, .AIIS. n. n. jcv^naru ui bery. Mrs. E. W. Werts auc ,-Miss Kate Bar re were in ColumMn Friday to seo ibeir sister, C s. .Mae Le> Chase, who j is anner ireauneni at ine toiumuidi hospital. N Mr. A. G. Wise spent Friday in Columbia. iMr. W. E Wise of Little Mountain has come to Prosperity to spend several weeks, hoping the change will benefit his health. While here he is the guest of Ms brother, Mr. A. G. Wise. Mr. Joe B. Hartman has returned from Columbia, Mrs. F- rEt Schumpert has. as h?r guest, Mrs. Mary Livingston of Newberry. i Mr. Wm. Tallarast of Greenville mi- i_*3r O.._ ji. spent oaiuraay anu ounuay uere wu.u friends.' Mr. and Airs. Birge Wise visited relatives in Newberry Sunday. Miss Elizabeth iMcWaters has returned to Columbia after a few days stay with her mother, Mrs. Corn? McWaters. , ' Beginning May 5, the mail from and for train number 16 will be bandied by the train crew. A lock box haying been placed on the Southern platform m which to deposit the mail bags. Miss Celeste Singley, after several weeks stay with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J/ C. Singley, has returned to Columbia. Dr. and Mrs. J.. A. Hunt of Saluda / were guests S'unday of Mr. and "Mrs. B. B. Schumpert. Miss Elizabeth May of Columbia was hnmo fnr fho wootr.on H 'Mr. Roy Kohn after a short visiv to his mother, Mrs. S. J. Kohn, has reurned to Columbia. \ Prof. J. S. Wheeler of Ridge Spring was here Saturday and Sunday. THE HERALD AND NEWS ONE TEAR FOR ONLY'$1.50. ?: * SCHEDULE. * ? *??*? The following is the new schedule effective Sunday, April 13, 1919: Southern No. 15 to Greeville due at dewberry at 8:48 a m. No. IS to Columbia due at Newberry at 12:30 p m. No. 17 to Greenville due at Newberry at 4:05 p m. No. 16 to Columbia due at Newberry . at 9:30 p m. C., X. & L. No. 55 to Columbia due at Newberry at 9:53 a m. No. 12 to Laurens, (mixed) due at l 1 Newberry at 9:44 a m. No. 52 to Laurens due at Newberry! at 1:00 p m. No. 53 to Columbia due at Newberry at 3:38 p m. No. 13 Columbia (mixed) due at] Newberry at 5:30 p m. > No. 54 to Laurens due at Newberry | at 6:15 p m. Yours truly, T. S. Lefler. Ticket Agent. Opr. & B-O-I. 666 cures Malaria Fever. 8-5 tf Mfe] Distressing mm Eyesight ^%jj| Headaches 'Medical investigation proves that 7", per cent, of headaches are directly due to eye strain. Eye strain can be relieved by correctly focused and fitted glasses. / If you have the headaches >Ye have the glasses E. C. PIERCE Optometrist CAROLINA OPTICAL CO. SOii Exchange Bank Building SEWBEKKY, S. t. TO LOT OWNERS KOSEMONT CEMETERY. Having bought an additional strip Oi land adjoining Hoseraont cemetery, the money is needed to pay for same It is desired to raise the funds by the collection of amounts due on unpaid for lots, of which there are a good many. The deeds of conveyance have been placed in the hands of Mr. II H. Greneker for collection. R. Y. Leavell, Sec. and Treas. Trustees Rosemont Cemetery. NOTICE. No jury cases will be heard at the May term of court, hence jurors who have been summoned need not comc. / Jno. C. Goggans, 5-6 2t C. C. C. 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