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~ * j ^ * 1. Sold. 2. Five-room cottage, lots, oil Milligan S K I _ u I 3. Huriong riace nei k / 6. Nine-room residei I conveniences. 7.x Two large lots on * 9. 101 acres land, ne liary Gary place, c four-room tenant > > , house, one one-ro ture with running * ^ 11. Sold. I CI - 1J ouiu. r> ' 14. JHouse and lot on < 15. 252 acres land on tween Garys and schools and churcl land. One four-r< houses. 16. 268 acres land, oi V ^ . Saluda, nine miles room residence, g room tenant hous< timber. & 17. Five-room cottage i i ' j _ |f lignts ana city wai * 18. Sold. . 19. Sold. 20. Sold. ' 21. Four-room cottage nice lot and/conve 22. Eight-room reside: conveniences. On t r lf you are intei I represent sor . I write Autom* I would like to I negotiate loa ment each year. II i ;l ? ? " PROGRAM OF THE W. M. U. REEDY RIVER ASSOCIATKW To Meet With Bush River Baptis Church August 29, 1919, at 10:30 O'clock. The following is the program fo the sixteenth annual meeting of th W. M. U. of the Reedy River asso ciation to be held at Bush jRive church August 29, 1919, at jl0:3< . o'clock: ' W. M. U. song, "Jesus Calls Us.! Praise texts. Greetings. Response. Roll call of missionaryN org&niza tions. \ Introduction of visitors. ( Brief reports from supe^inten dent, associate superintendents, sec ^retary, treasurer and mission j stud; f chairman. i "Baptist Seventy-five Million; Cam ^ paign." } \ Discussion, "Shall We Have Quai - > terly Meeting?" J ^ Reading of association policy. ' Election of nominating committee Appointment of committees.' Offering for Edisto academy. Adjournment. \ Alicruuuu wvmiwu. i Intercessory prayer service.; "Baptist Seventy-five Million; Cam paign." ) Message from State officers/; L "How to Become a W. M. lA Ful w ^ Graduate." Discussion. ) "Importance of Enlisting j an Training Our Young People." 1 Reports on: (1) Pesonal SeiVic* (2 Training School, (3) Marg^re Fund, (4) Literature, (5) Hospitla aeroj Miniefprs. (7) Orohanas^f \V/ 7 X - , A ?' | (8) Christian Education. Conferring honor roll badges. Conferring of banner and pen nants. ^ Special music. Eepcrt of obituary committee I , garden, city water, two large treet. tr Southern Railway. ice on Glenn Street with all McKinley Heights, 50x100 feet. jar Kinards, a part of the Hilm the Piedmont Highway. One ' house, one three-room tenant om tenant house. Small passtream and good well. Ualdwell Street. i the Piedmont Highway ;beKinards. Very convenient to les and an extra good grade of oom dwelling and four tenant ii the road from Newberry to \ from Newberry, o?6 eightood barn and crib, two foures, good well and plenty saw on Mayer Avenue, electric ;er. * # ^ / ' .j #i % ' / i on Tlorrinopfrtn R+rPPt Kxtra f UU Ul?li.uigvvu MV> iniently located. nee on Main Street with all e of the best locations in town. ested in buying a home I v ne of the Best Fire Insurar Dbile Insurance for Less. buy 10 to 20 shares MolM \ ,ns on Good Farm Land ar / mwhG3& g vn e r? j Memorial service%for our boys who I gave their lives in the recent war. Election of officers. t Report of committee on time and plcae, on resolutions. | Adoption of policy. | Appointment of standing commitr j tee. e i Soner. Prayer. Adjournment. -1 Mrs. Fizer, corresponding secrer tary of the State W. M. U., and Mrs. D Janie Cree Bose, W. M. U. organizer in the Baptist Seventy-five Million " Campaign, will have charge of that part of our program. \ It was thought best for the W. M. U. to hold the one all-day meeting, and to eliminate the short session on Thursday afternoon, Rev. ' R. H. L_ Eurriss, pastor of the church, has made efforts to secure one of our ? y campaign speakers to deliver on Thursday evening an address on i L_ "Christian Education." We have -v not heard definitely from him. If the speaker is secured our delegates ^ can not afford to miss hearing him. ^ The 6:10 train on the C., N. & L. k railroad will carry you to Garys or , ? ? Kinards, in time for this service. Be ^ sure to notify Miss Kate Gary, Kinards, if you intend going by rail so that you may be met an I a home ? * * T ..a r provided ior you. iui. ueuci naa j made arrangements for the mixed train on the C., N. & L. railroad to stop at Garys on Friday to accom- t H modate those who wish to go on this c train, which leaves Newberry at 9:53 " j a. m., and returning leaves Garys ^ at 4:44 p. m. Mrs. W. H. Hunt, I ,t' Associate Supterintendent. * i J COLORED SUMMER SCHOOL js HAS SUCCESSFUL SESSION ! i J fx - | The summer school for colored i t ? teachers of Newberry county closed ; I I en Friday, August 22. It was well t .} attended by a large number of teach- r I ' j 1 i i 23. House and lot on Colle and the lot itself is v both. 24. Sold. 25. Sold. 26. Six-room dwelling with lights, city water, on Jr. 28. Vacant lot on Friend St idence lots in the city c 29. Sold. 30. Six-room dwelling prac at a very reasonable pi 32. 780 acres land, 12 mi dence and good tenar wood and timber on th hii Ola uu atico xaiiu uu Whitmire, known as timber on this place to 35. 335 acres land, one mi tenant houses, four b; tages, good pasture, pi ber. This place could state of cultivation, an into small farms with through it. 36. Sold. 37. 100 acres land in No. room dwelling, barn 1 small pasture with rum 45 acres open land. 38. 100 acres land in No. Lane, one four-room d and stream, ten acres < timber and plenty woo< 39. Sold. r/\n f UU1U. L/C glUVi WV 4-xw ? v j v ice Companies and woul i ion Manufacturing Com id Main Street Property R I lL-Jf ? ATTENTIO Is your boy or gir: * ? Carolina College or ] as a pay student? -I: I save you money. Giv< CAROLINA FARM 8 Exchange Bank Building :rs and said to be one of the best j n the state by some of the visitors vho lectured to the school. The closing exercises were held at Hiller Chapel A. M. E. church on Wednesday, August, 20th. The total snrollment was 75, with an average tttendance of 47. At the closing the 'ollowing resolutions were read and idonted: Resolution. To the Supervisor and Faculty of Teachers: We, the teachers of Newbery couny, now assembled i nthe summer :chool for colored teachers of the :ounty, having been greatly benefitted by instructions given in the lifferent branches of studies and the j nethods of teaching them, and ex- | :hanging ideas on same, and the 1 nuch help derived from the domestic j ;cience department, and the special j nstructions given in agriculture, vhich we feel will be a great help o the colored people of the county, )y cur Imparting the knowledge obto them ?.x:d tiie many lectures ! nad? tc us cn agriculture and ether! wmmmmmammmammmmmtmmmmmmmmm . . ! . ge Street, very convenient q rorth the price asked for . * 4 l three acres land, electric [arris Street. ;reet. One of the best res- 4 >r a good garage lot. :tically new in High Point ^ ice. 4 les from Newberry, resi- 4 it houses. Plenty cord e place to pay for it. c road from Newberry to Renwick place. Enough 4 pay for it. * . % Lie from city limits, seven arns, two four-room cotentv wood, some saw tim- 4 be brought up to a'high d is an ideal place to cut two public roads running 4 4 6 Township with threewith four stables, shed, 5 ning water, plenty timber, g 5 township, near Garys g TX7??l]ir?or qtyjpI] hflm. Well :>pen land, 100,000 feet in 5 3- " ? ) iu call to see me. d be glad to write your fir I pany Stock. r ?-?+ Qiv mm nine A t U1A X a. . ?_?.? ^^.**>*9&xrr<*t- \w? *. J_ / MMI ^HmMB ^HE^H ' ^^^1/ MKB^B HHH / N PARENTS ill I jr t / j i I going to any South Prep School this fall, f so write us, we can 3 the name of school. i ER & STOCKMAN Charleston, S. C. i Jj important subjects for the welfare of our county, st^te and country, Therefore be it resolved, first: We wish to thank the county board of education for their kind remembrance towards us with a summer school, and thank our colored supervisor for his efforts in having the board turn their attention in that di- ! ronfiAn -f/\y Vip TIPPHS miicll ! JL^VVXV/U xvx nitivu MV _ commendation. I We thank the instructors for their I helpful instructution given. LThat we extend our thanks to the m different persons who lectured along to various lines. Wl That we as teachers will pledge ourselves in the work of public school sc system, and teach more vocational ai< work in the schools. I y<* That we lay more stress on agri-1 culture and home economics and j do strive in every way we can to make j an Newberry county a better county to j a ] live in That we will endeavor to blot out! re: illiteracy among the colored popula- j th< tion by establishing adult schools in . the various school districts of the 1 Iu1 county, ana put forth more efforts ; of i 0. 197^ acres land in Nov 6 room dwelling, one three-roc two-room tenant house, good with stream through it, spi About 75 acres open land, b 1. 2121/4 acres land, 14 miles : good dwelling, two tenant he ton house. 170 acres in cu wood. 2. 505 acres land in No. 6 To\ residence, nine tenant hous spring, 250 acres in open lan 3. Sold. 4. Sold. 5. 234 acres land in No. 8 Tc south from Newberry, one three three-room tenant hou two wells and spring, 20 acr 6. 86 4-10 acres land in No. 1 T northwest from Newberry. C ing, one three-room tenant buildings, well and pasture. 7. 141 6-10 acres land on Piec Hilkary Gary Home Place, extra good land. 8. 350 acres land, next to Mr. timber and wood. 9. Five-room dwelling on Vince 0. 550 acres?the Glasgow pla< 1. Four-room cottage corner C Streets. ?2. 950 acres land near Mr. Jno >3. Eight-room residence on Poi 4. Six-room dwelling on Han ' bath and electric lights. e insurance. f from five to ten years w % / , VifltfjVf' * W P.Derri \ Pays Highest Country Until further notice we will Eggs, per dozen Friers, per pound Hens, per pound Roosters, per pound.... Butter, per pound These are trade prices usua high price for 4-foot Pine and have large contract of Red Rus Oats. Also a limited contract See us. We can make you rig w p rioi*!1 ? ? A JLZV1 JL Little Mounta do more constructive work in the Ne ly of erecting school buildings. Ne That the thrift be taught in our hools throughout the country. To i the U. S. government in the camign. That we encourage the teaching of mestic science and pray the assistce of the county board to make it Wa' permanent part of the school work. " That v.-e be more determined and Til) i new our efforts in trying to raise j e moral standards of our people, j HiT! Resolve that a copy of these reso- j thei iions be sent to the county board j ?va education. One each to editors!Idol; a ?ssi w I I ft Township, one four>m tenant house, one I V?j?m small nasture K ring and good well. alance in timber. 1 from Newberry, one mses, barn, crib, cotItivation, balance in # unship, one six-room es, two wells and d, balance in timber. ! >wnship, eight miles six-room residence, ises, barn and cribs, es in pasture. ownship, three miles >ne four-room dwell; house, three out- ; \ Lmont Highway, the nice residence and ^ ' 1 * i Chas. Suber, plenty mt Street. se?SOLD. ' lalhoun and Lindsay | . M. Suber. SOLD. >e Terrace. SOLD. rington Street with > I i* ' ! I. ' . * ' '? + . "> / ath a small pay- ; \ . > : f < * I k. wmamammmmmmmmmmmmI ick&Co. Prices for v Prnnnro JL JL yuuvv pay for 48c 35c ^. 25c b 12V2c " | ... 35c . > 1 discount for cash. Pay Z 8-foot Oak Wood. Also it Proof and Appier SeecL' j ; of Fulghum Seed Oats. fht price. - g < ick&Co. I in, S. C. ! .c wherry Observer and Herald and ; ws newspapers for publication. Respectfully, H. B. Rikard, Chr. Bessie E. Wallace, Sec. % Committee. ? Discarded Song. fehingtcr. Star. Nobody sings 'I Won't Go Home Morning' any more." Certainly not," replied Uncle Eottletop. "If by any chance is any remaining hard liquor ;Iab!e, home is the only place to : for it." . - ...