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POPULATION OF NEWBER1
Newberry county .
Township 1, Newberry, including he!
berry towns
Township 2, Caldwell
^ Township 3, Maybinton .....
Township 4, Cromer, including Whil
s ; Township 5, Reeder, including Kinai
^Township 6, Floyd, including part <
town ?
Township 7, Moori, including Chapp*
" Township 8, Mendenhall, including ]
street town
Township 9, Stony Battery, includi
town and part of Little Mountain t
Township 10, Cannon, including p
Mountain town'
Township 11, Holler, including Pom
Incorporated Pl^ce
Chappells town
Helena town
Kinards town
Little Mountain town ..
* Newberry town
J Pomaria town
J Silverstreet town.
J Whitmire town
dm Newberry city by wards
Newberry city .
Ward 1
Ward 2
Ward 3 _
Ward 4 ."
Ward 5
MEETING DEMOCRATIC
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
. The Democratic executive committee
met on Monday. There was a
good attendance. The roll ibooks
were gone over and such changes as
^ necessary and authorized by the rules
|^L^were made and those who made techSan
nical errors in sifirnincr the roll were
r cited to appear at the next meeting
to show cause why they were made
with the view of - making such corrections
a3 are authorized under the
rules.
It was decided" to have ariothei
campaign meeting at Latakoo in No
12 township for the benefit of the
' voters down that side on Wednesday,
August 25.
The hour for the meeting at Whitmire
was changed from 8:30 to 6:3C
D. m.
The next meeting will be at the
court house Tuesday, August" 7, at 1C
o'clock a. m.
The managers were appointed anc
if any member was absent and die
not leave the names he will please
send the names to Secretary B. B
5.eitzsey at once as the notice oi
1 election will be published in a fev
daysMr.
J. B. Hunter is the collector oi
fnnds or chairman for this county te
collect money for the national cam
paign and it is desired that everj
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RY COUNTY BY TOWNSHIPS
1920 1910 ? 1900
35,552 34,586 30,18:
lena and New
9,194 8,632 6,83<
1 789 2.020 1.70i
1,450 1^347 1,28
tmire town...... 3,935 3,264 2,26'
rds town ........ 2,132 2,209 2,18;
of Silverstreet
2,835 2,856 2,90ills-town
2,630 2,401 2,41.'
Dart of Silver
.... 2,125 2,262 2,15i
r.g Prosperity
;own 4,840 4,745 3,99!
art of Little
2,122 2,250 2,111
aria town 2,507 2,501 2,331920
1910 1900
207 150
435 425 26!
1,527 166
300 440 28i
5,894 5,028 4.60
288 238
297
.' ...... .............. 1,955 1,045 "" 13
1920
5,894
1,106
952
1,250
1,508
1,069
Democrat contribute as much as on
' dollar to this fund and each membe
of the committee was requested b
Mr. Hunter to cooperate with him i
the collection of this fund.
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The Victory Medal.
1 Quite a number of the former sei
' vice men are cNling at my store fc
! information concerning the victor
medal and I am very glad to furnis
1 all the forms required to make af
plication.
! I would like to say to the men wh
have not filed their application tha
' if they will bring their discharge t
me that Dr. Setzler and I will be ver
glad to make out the forms and ma
> them off.
On account of the fact that fc
both Dr. Setzler arid myself Satui
> day is very busy day and that w
do not have time to assist in makin
> applications for the medals on th
> day, but any other day in the wee
we will be glad to complete the aj
1 plication for any service man.
1 Those interested in the victor
i medal can see one by calling at m
. store. Hal Kohn.
7 Boll Weevil Forage Crops.
There will be a meeting at Litt!
t Mountain Thursday, August 12, at
> o'clock p. nr., for the purpose c
- discussing the boll weevil and fo:
' age crops. I will have with me Pro:
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specialist in soil building, and A. A.
2 McKeown of Rock Hill, district
0 agent of extension work in South
6 Carolina, who will talk on alfalfa.
J These men are specialists in their
" line of work and the farmers who
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attend this meeting will get some imi
portant information at this time.
5 I had arranged also to hold meetings
at Peak and Zion school house,
but on account of conflicting dates
g the speakers can not get here for
these meetings as planned.
0 These gentlemen will be with me
* on Friday and meetings will be arranged
for that day, also the places
D to be named later.
Farmers, the boll weevil is with
^ you. Attend these meetings and learn
all you can about him.
; T. M. Mills,
1 County Agent.
COUNTY SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONVENTION SMYRNA CHURCH
Sunday, August 27, 10:30, devotional
exercises, the Rev. T. C.
Croker.
e 10:45, welcome address, Dr. W. D.
r Senn; response, Dr. W. C. Brown,
y 11:00, president's report,
n 11:15, the cradle roll, Mrs. H. L.
Parr.
11:45, lecture, by state Sunday
school worker.
_ 12:15, reports from Sunday
,r schools, delegates.
y Recess for dinner.
h 2:00, devotional exercises.
>. 2:15, lecture, state worker.
2:30, the interdenominational
o Sunday school, a force, Prof. 0. B.
it Cannon.
10 2:30, the man in the Sunday
y school, the Rev. E. V. Babb, B. V.
11 f Chapman.
2:45, reports of committees.
>r 3:00, election of officers.
r_ 3:15, miscellaneous business.
>e Each Sunday school in the county
g will send delegates along with^fche
is superintendent.
^ Arthur Kibler,
3. 0. B. Cannon,
C. M. Wilson, .
y Executive Committee.
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Near Fatal Auto Wreck.
It hasn't as yet come here with
me iauu resuiis as uems tuustauu^
le reported throughout the entire coun"
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tS {try irom xasi. unvuig, <uuc uicic tame
>f near being a very serious accident on
is Sunday afternoon at the curve near
f. the Jalap* school house while an au
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>nday, August 16th', we ope
erything is new and up-to-t
wberry water has 13 grain
luces this to zero and gives
thes.
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j have laid ourselves out on
,ke your face shine with smi
11 nnvi -urhnlp famil
U CClll lid V U l/ii.vy iiv a v
n the balance, reads'; to iron
3 are also splendidly, equip]
i are equipped to wash' anyl
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?THE A.UJH.CO,
Phone 68
tomobile with six occupants from 31
Whitmire was passing through. The I'
car skidded into a ditch and turned I
turtle, a tire blew up, the top of the I
car was torn and the windshield j |
smashed. Luckily there were no fa- E3
talities, unless the two young men's B
injuries should prove to be of a more I
serious nature internally than was I
thought at the time of the accident. I'
Only two of the six young men in the I
car got hurt. Dr. F. D. Mower was B
called to the scene and attended the I
injured men, Messrs. Winfield Fuller I
and Raymond Abrams. B
PICNIC AT LITTLE I
RIVER BRIDGE |
J The Young People's Missionary- so-iB
ciety of the Silverstreet Lutheran B
church will have a picnic in Mrs. I
Nora Werts' pasture near the long
bridge over Little River Wednesday,
August 11. The public is invited.
Death of a Young Man. '
Mr. George E. Wallace, aged 22
and unmarried, son of Mr. W. Herbert
Wallace of this county, died in J
Columbia last Thursday and was bu
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i noon, service by his pastor, Rev. R. B
H. Burriss. I
Newberry-Summerland Reunion. ?
The Newberry-Summerland reun- B
ion will be held at Delmar on Friday, fl
August 13., A fine barbecue will be B
served. Governor R. A. Cooper, Dr. |j
George B. Cromer, Rev. George S. B
Bearden, Dr. H. A. McCullough, Z. R
F. Wright, Judge C. M. Efird, B. B. |j
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naie auu umno uiv ..- ? _
speeches. ?
C. J. Ramage, President. H
M. M. BUFORD f
is still selling lots in the
M.MJU Hpftrtria Oil & Gas Company j |
at Sac4ersvilie, Georgia 8
DRILLING OPERATIONS NOW ON |
BIG MONEY IN OIL |
Why hesitate when the condition* ! m
| are so favorable, when every lot pur- j |
chased at $35 each carries with it j ||
the right of participating in all K|
profits and leases of the company. I
My headquarters are at Wm. John
son & Son's store. If more conven- Ej
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to see you. Kg
Persons who have purchased lots I
would do well to increase their hold- I
ings. Liberty bonds taken in pay- |
ment of lots at market price. |
M. M. BUFORD ^ j|
tie New L
>n nnr fine new laundry plant for busii
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of hardness, a considerable amount,
us a perfect soft water. You know
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family washing department. He
iles when you see the work we do.
y washing done and ironed or we will
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;hing washable, and dry clean anythii
every detail, our organization skillful
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