The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, November 16, 1920, Page FOUR, Image 4
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S. C.i ft* 2nd class matter.
E. H. AULL, EDITOR.
Tuesday, November ltf, H>20.
Wc print today an editorial from
the Abbeville Press and Banner on
"Watch Your Step," and wc ask that
you read it, and we desire to suggest
to the city authorities of Newberry
that they appoint just such an officer
for this good town, and we hope
that the appointment of such an offiepp
will make it necessary for you
to "watch your step." When thai
automobile blazed up a little th?
other afternoon from back fire, ?.?t:
the alarm went in, they say that th<
street was filled with cars just as II
there had been races on, aiid al.
wanting to see who could get lu ih-.fire
?rst, surely not for the ioot
they may do because every one win
knows anything about efforts to cop
trol a fire knows that the crowds arc
'
always in the way rarher than a help
Every alarm of fire is the signal fo
oil tVio p?n in triwn fo hit tho stree
Wit IUV ? ? v v .. ?.
and see who can go the fastest. Marvelous
that some one is not ru:: ovt.
x at every time the fire beli is sanded
The stfre highway department wa.
f;. authorized to promulgae certain ruie
to regulate traffic on the highways. I
* 1 is now suggested that these rejula
tions when they are adopted o.
agreed upon be submitted 4o the leg
islcture at its next session and be is
corporated in the statute law of tlu
state. The idea is a good o^e. W(
certainly eed some sort of reguu:
tion or code for the traffic on the pub
lie highways. There are so man}
. 1- .. i X.
drivers 01 cars tnai ao not seem u
have any regard for the rights o:>
the other fellow, or to know anything
about,the amenities of life when i1
cojnes t6 driving cars or have any re
gard for life or safAy of any livinjc
tiling, not even their own noblt
Selves; that it is necessary to have
\ some Sort of code and it should b<
incorporated in the statute lav
of! the state, and then just as impor
iaht as this, is to see that the regu
laJtrons are observed, and if noi
then see to it that the violator i:
brought to "account of his failure t(
observe the code.
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AMONG THE SCHOOLS <
& ~ .. ' <
McCulIough.
On last k Wednesday morning, ac
cording to appointment with Mr. A
H. Counts, attendance officer, ;
'.V visited the school at McCulIough
The school is taught by Mrs. E. M
Suber for this session. In fact sh<
taught the school the past session
It is. not a large school but the chi1
dren seem bright and were ven
much interested in my visit and list
ened attentively to what I had to sa>
. ' to them, and somehow I can not ge'
away from the idea that we will ,al
be benefited by the visit. The schoc
building is neat and comfortable -an<
Mrs. Suber seems to be doing gooi
work. This school is on the Appa
v lachian highway about six miles Iron
h'- - Whitmire. *
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From McCullough we drove ove;
to Mollohon, and this was my firsi
trip right in this section of the coun
ty. 1 felt like I was discovering new
territory anil taking lessons in geog
raphy. The road across to the schoo
is passable now, but when. Hie winter
rains come and the mud get?
well mixed I do not see how ! he peo
pie travel very much along iliis way
It is not very far from McCullougl
to Mollohon dim My across tho Held
but around the road it is porbablv
three miles. It is located in th?
neighborhood of the Bakers and the
Abrams and the old ante-belluir
houses are evidence that hi the day:
before the war this was a prosperour
farming section and the land ownerlived
in ease and comfort, but in thi?
day when travel is by automobiles tc
make the section an attractive placc
in which to live there is great neet
for the opening and the building of
some roads. But there were 20 chil
dren in the school and they had beeexpecting
me for some time, so Mrs
. W. A. Andrews, the teacher said.
They were interested, and bright and
attentive and had the building nea-1
and comfortable, and really more
modern than the McCullough. Each
one of these schools has a library anc
the teachers said that the childrer
were interested in the reading of thr
' books, and that is good. A taste for
reading is one of the tnings xnaT
should be cultivated among the chil
dren in the schools, and it should be
helpful reading, and that is what they
will get out of the books selected foi
these rural libraries.
Iti studying the geography of this
4 ?
| ?e(tion of the country I could r.ol
*i$'p the ih"!iS[ht tb:?t it would ?'
I^cod rhinrr f'--> II.e (>eo|?ir of ifvst
J cwo school tiif.tvicts to be.g:in think
| :ng about jretting'them together and
j making a real Rood two teache)
{school out of the two and locating
jit at some convenient and centra;
j place easily accessible. ;:nd ?k:v.
out of it a real community center.
: t -u +u?., ,,.;n ?u;.,l
j 1 .'lUpC L/IV^V V Ml tljjijrv <ii/vn
j talk about it, and Ihink and talk i?.
the ri^ht and viil:
: the supreme h-Jntr what i:
j best for ail the rhii-iicn of the con
; munity, and with the knowledge of
! the ^cojrruphy as hr.' t I could jret i
ion this trin. Sr would be ?vel! to plce?
'.he building an the main road, s;
| lhat it would be cr.sily reaehed fo?
J the community cntertainmc nts. 0 '
| i-onrse I hope the prop it will under
j >tand that I have no personal inter
j ?st in it further than to cry to do ;t;:i
| ^o ihosv th"n?;:> which
i to tie ti> he 10r the hoii ir.t<?rc-il *>.
ail the child:cii. And pnmlt nir i,
j :r.y just he?-j thai wiia'evei' I m:u
i ?ay or do in reference to #hc ^chooi
?f Newberry county v. ill be from U.
conviction tlial il is best for l-iio ch-i
dren of 'the county. I may be mi-:
'akcu in some things, tu' i feel thai i
my duty to tell you how it appe>./
"o me, and then it is up to the pe
>le directly interested to clo or no:
| in.-] il' they fail to rfo what is best
j \.i\ constrained to believe it is be
j cause they do r.ot sec it that way
13ml that they will not act on tl.es,
| v?vy important matters - from an;
| rhcr tnan an unselfish spirit and fo
' - -
| That they conceive to ce lor r.r?.? :>e
| 'rat then the responsibility will li
heirs and not mine. It seems ij
Vie now that it would be best fe
j the people up here to put McCu'
! ough and Moliohon together ' ar'
j lave a real community center, bu
; :f they do not then it is their cor.rer
! md not mine. I feel, however, tha
I must.say how it looks to me, am
7 they are interested I will b2 ver' dad
to take the matter up with their
md see what we can do, out let m<
.gain urge that when they come to d>
! my thing let the thing what is bes
for all the children of the commun
J 'iy be the supreme thought.
i I asked the children at Molloho:
i ;f any of them could tell me why th
[ lame of their school, and of course
lone of theni could tell me. I sug
rested that they ask their parent
md also that they secure a copy ,o
V.q A nn'ilc Vpwh?rrv JimJ l'dat
:heie the story of that section fron
.vhich no doubt the school^derivec i:
",ame. There is a chapter in the Ar.
als written by the late Capt. R. K
Wright, in 1886, which gives som
cminiscenses of the section. Car
am Wright is the father of Mr. Z
r?. Wright, president of the Newberry
"'otton mills, and of Herman Wrigh
j rf the Commercial bank, and of Mrs
' ^ "? t ? r* TJ
j -V. u. nouseai aim iuis. v/. v ti:;
:on, and for a long ti.r.e was a mar
i -hnrit in Newberry on wh?.f is know.
; is Mollohon Row, :>hd his store wa
: orated about where the store- of ?>Ir
I 'i. C. Perry now is=. The name o
j VI oil oh on was not of savory cha-vic!
er in the early days, out Jater h?
j -amo a very popular nan?e and Hi.
eetion embraced in wiiat was aiu
known as Mollohon became note*
"or her schools of leaminir, and Mv
I A'rig'ht says thai the iirs. ciassica
chool located in the state outside o
. harleston was within the borders o
\hat was known as Mo'lohon. Hi
efers to old Mt. Bethel academy, ant
Ihftt was first located near the Dr
L\ C. Brown place, and the MollohoT
section, therefore, must have ex
;ende*I from about the Caldwell place
jT below, all the way up to the moiitl
>f Hunting Fork creek. This schoo'
was a very flourishing school foi
.nany years, and was established an(
:*onducted usuler the patronajre of
lhe Methodist church. Dr. W. C
Crown has been promising nie fo.
: v v!>v:il v<>;ns <o write* the history o.J
'his school, and has told nu* that, he
:iad accumulated a good deal of thi
naterial for the story, and 1 "^4111 now
asking him again to whip it in shnpf
1 for publication. A(. the risk of making:
this story loo long I a:n going
vO quote the first paragraph or twe
from the article of Captain Wright,
i Mm! ('inn 1 :im eointr to ask a]! the
! children of the schools, especially ir
I this section of the county, to get a
{ :opy cf the Annals and read it foi
i "hemselves.
| '"This name designates a large scc|
ion of country lying in tlie north
astern part of Newberry county
The origin of the name is not posiJ
ively known. There is a traditior
rhat it sprang from a family of tha:
lame who once lived somewhere or
! he head waters of Hunting Fori;
i ^
: interior to- the Revolutionary war
The name was not always popular a
low. There was a time when to car
> i _man Moilohonian was as sure V
, provoke a fight as if a would
i '-milt- of IlKKfl'V. fihOUlC
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! 'av a chip on his shoulder and dare
J any one to knock it off.
| "Moilohon was :? had ehav;utev. s
jstoneh in the nostrils of his neieh
f Ho !; *:>{ a litt'e i;t ' >
j 1"or tin- j.*V ;
j t * %:' -on <>i ? < >?
; gjieods ha ran a .lie*
j r.u?.'!i tinu"-: tin- ; !
| week's work. *a !: ;
! enjoy socially : ;
i !?-?> ai': 'i; 4 ; *
I *l?l 'A ' S !*s- If.- V :
, tiicy vwr:- F.li:
I ears t:i:.* '> i :!??'.
1a . ,1 '1
: t? J1 . V,*]J !? I
t mark.- viz: smrtdh er?>;? '
pars and very sli'ti i.vi.
' with other t&Teirdfabie h;ti-i:. .'.V *
j are nol nce!J-?ary m:ni? Vly ?o
i "?cr;be, rendrved '.he ? - : "m:i.?. v.! .
this three sor-.;, Tom, Die;: >:!?:.{ J
fnek. ({iiile ohnoxiou:; in thai * :ci;i?
I ity. Nor did the old v.*c;rr-n and iiu;
daughters, Betsy Jane and Dorothy j
A.nr?, receive more sy:v.p.':ihy from:
he -f-i.vhhonnff females: for they!
: "til ilc.Irti'O .i 1I1" jiftiju":
J'old Patsy Mollohou fani hv-r gn\>
; t-?vc the mr-nr.e:>t things thsy t-vor
. ...
!i ] nut Put, perhaps, there should
I "C soi^e allows ore made for the ex-!
| :stenec^ of the -;:>t fo-' ii |
! :? suid that Doioihy Ana \wb u vctj, :
I vVo-' ty jrirl; th::t :.h:- rnunrffed to wear!
lie nobbiest hat and the nicest jtoc!:-!
r.?.i of any girl thereabout, and, not .
vlthstandin? the cloud rosing upon:
; !? family, the J?oys of Hie no
{ laod, or :ii least the l-or,t lording?
I '' cs. a.-ssrted that Dorothy Ann wa::|
| vl vi^ht. But wijon tho women j
j reir heads together comct hi nf* mu:;t
j >c. done, and <c old Itlcllohon hr.d tcj
J tr.vf. sioek and harre], including |
)o:othy Ann. ' j
; 4,I?nt the isame of Mollohon die j
i ot leave with them. It bejran to oe
: _:plied to iirst one and then another*
j jest, afterwards to the community ri
! i..* Zi. - A i \t t I
| .Hi I.'i-JS U S j1 .'VUll UlH.ll vv c niito it. > j
1 ^oifulnr 'Mellohon' of the present." j
j Captain Wright then gives some j
?ry interesting1 historical inci-ier.tj: i
onnected with the early days of;
'his section showing' the patriotism
*'.nd character of tho people who lived
ip that side. The story is too lonji
?or publication in this article, but lj
<m sure the children will find the |
eading of it as it is printed in the?
Vnnals very instructive and interest- j
i :npr. Both McCullough and Mcllohon j
pre located not far away.from the!
i ' anks of Hunting Fork creek on the!
jiead waters of whkh the Moil Airu
' 'amily lived.
Trilby.
| From Mollohon wc drove over tr;
! Trilby which stands near the rcsi- \
I .once of Mr. John W. WcoJ'. Th . ;
i ?Jy road I knew to the h:-ii house j
j .vas by the home , of Mr or.. . Y/e|
vere a little behind he.Tui-_ j
1 iRd reached the hem ? of r?r. ? !
i ust Ss the. family had i'r. :
er, but Mr?. S:c-it wv>
hought.fuily sail rh'.: wov. ; .j.vr u
.ome dinner and that h 1 -,u ;
aice Ictijt, ro wo aocopirrt trio :1.- i
i * . .
i-.n rt?/1 iii>i'ivrii M 1/' di?'P?r. *i"
.vhich we were emii "ly nre~ar?*;!
I .frer the lonjr d"ivo ov;-r ihe *c. !. '
}i liiifs see:ion. The S'.-hoo* is \;v\:du[
' .y Mr'-. Seott. We walked ov v ;t
;rie school hou^c after dinner, ?h?ntr
i'f.lf a short way, and "Mr. '-icor.t
vera aioTig. *He has been trustee o' j
:ie school for mariy years ami t?-:o. :
i jrreui interest in the making rhi..;
ichocl all that it can be. There is c i
teat house, erected about ten years;
i^o, an?! it is comfortable. There j
tie only# about ei;:ht or nine chil* j
iren in this district. But they art i
' ntitlrri to a good school just the!
Mine ar? where there are more chil-j
tlren. And Lean not see where
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.hove n union prospvci t'.t ;
>ottiri<r rid of tile one teacher school!
*ji thi? district, so we will have to
make it the b^st we can. The chil-j
Iron here were expecting me nt sonit; j
] time soon and seemed glad th.it 7;
j ?amo, and it i* a real pleasure to visit i
I when vou feel that your visit is we!
;onio. Iii the course of my t:?lk i |
! -sked th*' chiidre-i if anv of them i
1 I
j :ouM tell me why hey railed i*. Trii- J
'>y, {'.rid they could not and neither |
:9iik! I tell them.
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Mr. Scott, who is very proud u j
he school and the record it has marie.!
iM(1 the publie srhool teachers \v.?ic j
have a one ?> n t ft urn it as well <>-< the!
number who hnv^pKone to coiic^e, j
itn'ti he would us the his.'nry o: j
! the TiDiiu*. He also toid. the cliii?!rer. j
| hat r?irs. Gov. Ti. A. Cooper first!
t vent to school at this school whf-r. i
I :hc was a little eirl, not in the same!
Unna/i Kii* nnt n? r-rovi'f nyh. !
j iJUUwV.: iyui vj.v i.ii/v v?..' v. y i
ible. He said the name came about
n this way: Away back before the!
lays of rural delivery of mail he
i vanted lo get a postoffice at his house
| vhich would be served by what was
-ailed a star route, and he made ap-1
.! plication to the department at Wash|
ngton and his petition was
: i The department then vant<-ii * . ?.
; md it must not be similar i >
j lame of any other posto^-ce i; '
j .'Carolina, and it "must not be a !c;:^
j iam<\ His son-in-law. M:-\ II
i Shannon, owned a previy m.-.-t vhich
he bought from iT Pi; r.
md :.hi? was M;t< k i
and h'T uniiu- w.vs T:':
' 1 <0 !:!- ff'C -'.iicll itM-y j
? *'*[ a*!-.vi! :n i how about
- j.:Mir lh'?t ran:" for i }:? po'-ioT
c ;in?i she ; }.*re^'i i hut. it was she..
' li.^ht a prel'y nap;;-.
' L '?;i i.j \Va;.h'Ti^f -;r:t! ii
; ' *! as l!:c :>.*j ?i?* lor tin*
>: 'tis i?<?nji* -iini from Ilia'
the school Tvilhy.
: 3 * name of Hi* j.it'lly
at .! V'. tjui'rf! '"'Uj^'y i?:ire
'vi:.! i
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\bj uli-..s:r.:? MoHrhat!, !>:;!- ?!?-,i i
or evr : ;trusts to i?icet rt?.'- a"
'hcSf jila b*c;.u<e Ihry :ii ! noi
krev o'* :P.v* coih>v/. ("ccpt fioiii a
brief notice in this column of '1 he
ITc*"i;?]?] ?\G%\ S. 1 would have bevh
p;!a'l to Ti? v:* met. sr.n.e. vf the patrons
0?" i( "f Ijt'-JVi, am! y-p"cifiljy iiul
us hiil j pt orii:S?-d theniM; en
*o ? iu i.c1* flit-V:t ri?ain nn?l 1 iv>pe
:o llTiV'* til.*,I i>iCr.fulTf-. !
Pro ft i lYiihy v.t't "c over to
tViutihiiO. When 1 vet any where
LZixY ihij town r a!wayft el
that tin4 nravi-- ,: way homo ia by
'Vhiimirf-. i'h? town still engaged
the worl:, but when it is
;i il-hcfl It will be first class. All the:
y ihn' when Mr. Child dces;
o'.y thing it dons vicht and proper,
o whir*h we can add our testimony
iiUt the 'shy?.:*; is true. I did not go
hid way io visit the school, but oi'
.'ourse w-r.t up to the school and got
hoie jnsi before dismissal of the
There is a very large enrol
'.runt and though there an* 12 Leachvrf?
several of the roon!3 arc very
vr.Ufh crowded, some of them having,
i s m a n y ?s 70 c h i Id re n. Even \v i t h ]
rhe en rallied building th?.:re is neerJ j
just now for more room, aud olftc?
rooms will have to he added to accommodate
the ehiMren. This school
has. grown more than'any school ir
che county. Just eight years ag?there
wore only two teachers and
io high school and the brick building
they had then wj?? in bad repair. Additions
were made and the high
school established,.}. And the school
:nd the town continue to <no\v. Suiprintcndent
C. M. Wilson is getting
t-ong nicely with t*st school and the
vjOjiJe spj-ak v-:>:! of h's work. Hi
its iho ?pi'-;;t ji:!"; _ the trustees
the pi-Uors of ^ciyl and the
eachers work in harmony.. That i." Jie
spirit. I hut wilt.ni-i! . i seh??o!.
'ihe roads *;re greatly in of
vepah\ -i hope that before long I
u irnorl vbad from Ne.wherrv
':o Whitir.ire. In fact two roads, one
\v way 6f Cromers and one by Wr?y
/ ' t' o Caldwell place. I was sor ry
o 'cam from Mr."'Child himself that
^ ; . ! resigned as chairman of the
:.'b' ::v highway commission. lie
. hr.'.'i! made a* good one. I?ut
. Iiii-.i h\ tir.il his duties were ?u?b
h. I 'it.' (not *r I vs.* the f i hit: necesy.
It Fcits) i.rif hnd idsvfei:
* I ( . K&uhv;.tiv us ?<*!?-???*???. n.
Hi. y : a ;:;>f ivy good ?.n Mr.
and wh:-n 1 h* n?*w i!
;nkci* y tvc>:j<i; i;J
; fo Sw'i some sort rf Fysf-m^'-iz^c
work ter iiij aru bci/iu a! one, :;c
Tiiny' !i?.vo r.-.r>r'>, r.vcf Wivif!"
ve m?.y drive with some decree of
safety and comfort. .Mr. Child remains
a member of the eummi-jsion.
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On Friday J had a meeting at St
f.ulics. but I v.il] make another storj
from that, though 1 desire to sav
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Seven Room Dwi
Five Room Bung
street.
Seven Room Dwt
land on Johnston
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Six Room Reside
of iand, just outs;
] Money to loai
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lu-re we h;al :i fine meeting ano
1 !:::! ; :? J 1 :'l ?"( III!. ' 1' '
'IIs- ? I >| >1 >1 111-! 'il'l I l IlltiHf I I l.? '
saiy for .'ii" !?> in'^s the pleasure ??f : '
hrhi!!* vii.fi The jjooM people of Bethel-i i1
(.;arnj: ;iy ?>n the same flay at their | "
(ohhjs unity fair. I unilcrstaiw.l that!
i:. v.:-. a :*' :?I sneeess and I ani i,r>t j
:-?ii*j:I Imvausc these people have I
iin? snirit am! <!o things, "'he;
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spirit of cooperation is the only way'
tc? have a school worth while.
(In Wednesday of this week I nave
ar appo-n'men! at Rutherford at 10 (L
oVloek and hope to meet the patrons;
;ir.* f"ii-!?ds of the school at the '
.-ehool house. From there we will en *'
. > Pr<>siy ;;f 1 1 or 1 ! :::() *.?id fjom' i]
!on in i iii- lijiiiii- i?f Mr. I!. (!.
Kir.'iO'* f?.v dinner, and ; ft* * dinu: r
to i'road- Kiver at about 2 o'clock.
Will '.<<? L;'hl' 1 ?\? J>e? the fi'LiSl Cl:A i"t ~ ' i
patioat nil three of ihe>t; schools
Oil r;*i'"j c;ny. Aittoiiii'iijcc OtuCir A.'
il. Counts yjvo'iiisi,:' to pilot n.*i* <-;
L!iitrip. **?.nJ?* the liiciil ''Li? >
side for Lever::! years and knows She '
iTcc.i roruta. so we shovid make uv.v' '
.-.eiif.'Inle without dijucuHy. ^
' K. K. A. |
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Tanksgiving D;?y Ptoc'.ar.iiticn. ;
Wasington, Nov. 12.?President
Wilson tonigt issued the following
Thanksgiving proclamation:
"The season approaches when it
behooves iu; to tun' from the distractions
and preoccupations of our daily
life, that we may contemplate the
mercies which have been vouehsafct!
to U3 and render heartfelt and un-,
feifet.ci thanks unto God for His
mari i fold goodness.
"This is an old observance of the
American people, deeply imbedded in1
our thought and habit. The burdens
[and the stresses of iife have their
! own insistence.
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| "We have abundant cause for
I 'hanksgivirig. The le3ions of the war
| ^re rapidly healing. The great army
j of freemen, which America sent tojj
khe defense of liberty, returning lot
[ the grateful embrace of the nation, j
I has resumed the useful pursuits ofj
peace as simply and as promptly as.
it rushed to arms in obedience to the;
country's call.
! . "The equal justice of our laws has;
received steady vindication in the'support
of a law abiding people!
against various and sinister attacks,'
| which have reflected only the baser }
: agitations of war, now happily pass-*
I
"*n plenty,.security and peace, ourj
virtuous a:id self reliant people face;
j'.he future, its duties and its oppor-j
[ 'unities. May we make vision to'dis-;
I rern cur duties, the strength of both'
i 3f hand and resolve, to discharge;
'hem: and the soundr.ers of heart to
! realize that the truest opportunities*
! .!
j :irc those: ol service. I
f "In a spirit, {hen, of devotion and
! -towardi-hip we shoulil give thanks!
j :n our hearts an:! dedicate ourselves
! :o the service of God's merciful and '
! "oving purposes to His children. . ;
; "Wherefore, I, Woodrow Wilson,'
| "resident of the United States, do
: hev'fhy d^sitrnate Thursday, the;
|'.wenty-Hfth day of November next,;
! ;s a day of Thanksgiving and prayer, I
i *?nd I call upon my countrymen toj
, :e?.se from their ordinary tasks and!
j evocations fro?u that day, giving it.
I ,:p to th? remembrance of (lot! :jndt'
I ;Tis blessings and their dutiful ami
I
{ ratrful a c i; a o \ v I c dzme;it.
! "hi \vitr.03S whereof I have acre-;
junto set my hand ami caused tfi?;
oai of iki; Uiii-i-ci ymtco ! <> be afixed.
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veiling on Pope
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eliing on Fair st.
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sliing, 5 acres of
e street.
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nee ana o acres
ide City Limits. |
i on improved
>erty. i
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v;?r (>f cur !. !* '. <.im ' uou.-:;rvi m:!1c ar<
iSi ? ?! *;i?. I t won!y. and ?.f ! ' N
cnii'-nc" uf thv I riite i St:n,-;. ?.kt
?in- liujuiffii am! f<?i^j.y-fl h. i ami
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"IIv the I Y(-Si<!cr:! : W ri
"J I:i i r: l> i*i?S;Treia?v of'
Stall-." ,
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n L*>vir?g Reme:ribr?.;":p of Hattlc ; ?lfl"
Graham
Jj v/as the l.'Uh day ?>!' Au-jfusi. jlisl ;
hrce Miiuillif a;io today, w'i'i (?< <!
ooked down from heavvM and called J
ur sister away; and though tile body!
lumbers here, the soul is safe in!
leaven. j ' ?
Tis sad. so sad, to jjlve her n;>, and! (.*<'
vc can not understand wiiy stfh a yf?,
ovinv; one ? rom us has ir;,'iej t>ut. an j ..
i tlUJ
>n<rol c;:>v.o <iown for m.v and rcmov-j
(! her frotM our flock. J
Ilat-tic*. u?'-ar Uuttie. how
Wt'Ct you vV'.'V-; ;; tvut-r wilv, ;> j
wwU-r :i?i . leaver fciY.tcrj
tcver livei!, but ^f:ti t one j
norr ?-nqr-r* 1 x.'.j>.? !?! iii-> sliming!
My dear, slcrp r,:; ant! c:tk<> thy j
crxi-^-u- -l^'ja h?i ctu nrrrwmn nmnni
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OlAHQHO UflANO \ / !
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A shoe ttzzt is a hopJ
style and true worth ,*
and built "to give geauir
well as gocd service.
fou lake No
j ...
Swhen yon buy these shoes
*so!d under the strongest
quality.
y "Your Money Back a
| Slices Free" if you fim
Heels, Soles or Counit
:i
U PETERS
' "DIAMOND.
A mmmummsBmaL peagnaa
i i: 9hon* wiih the "DiRrr
|| 022 Their Seles.
n| la A.!i Leathers and
I L MOI
OPERA 1
TUESDAY, NO
. The Fun Show of the World ,
See Little Jeff Ride Deslri
28 People. 25 Musical Numb
the Season. Dor
^ yt*|
Bring the Kiddies. They >
Prices: 50c, $1.0(
Now On Sale ai Gilder &
ev?-ii mounti mil' hearts art- sad;
when '! i k h??w happy you
out s:t?! lu-arts must be K'la(h
loved one, our hopes are to
: you in the other lift- offered.
in heaven to jrreet you when no
e fan-well tears ar'.i shed. 'ten
hy lift* I.'evoted Sister Uess.
*
WANTED
WHTE FARMERS
settle Sn Hurke County
nrjjia. Special inducements
ercii. For further informati,
write . - i *
, . >
fRKE COUNTY CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE
Waynesboro* Ga.
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iRAN^^ |
Shoe.
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py combination of
. . Tk ; '
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foct comfort as |J1
" . . v U .1i
' y*
Chances
r ? - * ; > - ' N
5 because they are > "
possible warrant ol
. < ? y, \
>*
ad a New Pair of ? > .
t i> * r?rr? >? *
% rarcx in zne
srs of a Pair of
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J "
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BRAND" ' p
SHOES? : /'
iJkJLUS U~ ?- j ^ f
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lend" Trade Mark JJ
ica AH Style*. gj
IRIS I
HOUSE
VEMBER IS
and AH New This Trip.
It's a Scream.
&rs. The B<^t Show of
t't Mi?s It.
Vill Surely 'l^njoy It.
3 and $1.50.
Weeks Drag Store.
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