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KEEPING YOl N(i AT THE 1 01 NT A IN OK YOITH. ? 9 Nellie C. Ellerhe. Reprinted from the Publicity col umns OI VtUWIlIIcl rniviiuniu of Women's clubs. There are times in the life of every woman, who has passed the borderline of girlhood, when she murmurs. audibly or mauaimy: "Backward, turn backward. 0 Time in thy flight. Make me a girl again just for tonight". Suppose, as in the fairy tale, she should find that she had "wished true" and that, instead of for just one night, she could, foi two glorious weeks regain the happy, carefree. enthusiastic outlook on life, which makes "sweet sixteen" the golden age. Would she accept the answer to her wish, or would she keep on tanning and darning. and decide that after all "it's foolish to try to he young again?" That seems a useless question? and yet a great many mi the club women of South Carolina reject the opportunity to renew their youth, as they might do every summer by at tending the Club Women's course at Winthrop college. This is an oft-told story, hut one that is always true, and one that should be interesting to every member of the South Carolina Federation of Women's clubs. From the moment the club woman reaches Winthrop she begins to feel the thrill of life alone: her veins. She becomes one with the great throng of young women who are here working. studying, enjoying. She is again, jn spirit, a college girl, with all the college girl's ambitions and enthusiasms. Special courses are prepared for her?courses which cover every of lift* fnr which she needs training. There are lecturers with whose names and writings she has long been familiar, but whom she has never hoped to even see. Here she meets them and knows them, and ever after is able to read into their books or articles something of their personality. Every year Mrs. Fox. supreme authority for women in all matters of parliamentary procedure, makes the pilgrimage from Detroit to Koc-k Hill, and prepares future citizcns to defend themselves from "ways that are dark" and tricks that are vain, to her pupils, in the political conventions of the future. Citizenship is taught, too?broad, patriotic acceptance, and understandin?: of the duties and responsibilities which will come to us whether we want them or not. This course is in the able hands of Dr. J. E. Walmsley of Winthrop. and Miss Marie B. Ames, field director of the National League of Women Voters, and writ er of those interesting articles on citizenship which you have been reading in The Woman's Home Companion and in Good Housekeeping. Home and motherhood have always first place in importance with women. and the problems which they bring are always provided for by Dr. Johnson with lectures from experts in these departments. If you make a point of order, and ask how these courses can be popular with women who arp trying to imagine themselves girls again, just mail the poem of Dr. Holmes in which "Then man would be a boy again and be a father too". But to realize fully that we "wish1 ed true" and that Time has turned backward for us, you must so to the Peabody Gymnasium and watch the folk dancing. One charming club woman appeared in a particularly fetching gown lately and. with a face wreathed in smiles announced, "I've lost five pounds in exactly the right place to make this gown a success". No wonder, for she had heen learning all the graceful evolutions of these dances, and had been swimming in that crystal pool, which furnishes the fnlminatinfr touch to the ni'OCeSS Of rejuvenation. Will it seem too unkind in the.-?e servantless days to tell our absent sisters what we bad for dinner Sunday? Prepare to be envious: Creamed chicken?the chickens and eggs straight from Winthrop's own poultry farm. Vegetables from the big garden. A salad which seemed to have been brought straight from tiie page of The Ladies' Home Journal, and placed on the table. ?t salad composed of the most luscious fruits and the crispest whitest lettuce. It reminded one of the lines. ""Twould tempt the dying anchorite A'lt IU vac, Hack to this world ho'd turn his soul - K Ul H I II l WBWgBWPWBWIWillJ'L ' HWI?IIM1I UIWPW^WW | And plunge his lingers in the salad bowl". i And the crowning foaUtre of the least was ice cream. There was a .'great big mould tor each table. look J ing like a Christmas cake. ami tastI ing like the pure Jersey cream of | which it was made. j This may he stressing material J blessings, but what housewife of today blames one for (loins: this? Club women, tell us honestly. <li<! you in your home or at your expenI sivc summer hotel have a dinner like that last Sunday: j Aren't you sorry you <!i<l not come i to Winthrop? i !iir$r.\m>s i:i:sk-\m> to )v!vks' roijtk al, \( tivi'i v. r j They Knew it I* n't Possible to (Jet Dinner Willi One Ilan<l ai.d \iltlress Intelligent Feminine Voters Willi I (h<? Oilier. ! Baltimore Sun. t j Husbands, it appears, are going to I I bear their latest sorrow bravely. A census yesterday among the lesj scr halves of some of Baltimore's : leading women politicians found j them patient and resigned. They ali wins knew that speaking was a two ! J handed affair lor a woman, public : scpeaking especially. They know j that it isn't possible to get dinner with one hand and address an intelligent gathering of women voters with the other. Their wives have altered 4 the old motto, so that it reads: "A i tight in the ward club is worth two husbands in the dining room". Wnat do they think of it?, a Sun ronm-tor risked some of them yestcr day. They turned the query over and over and looked at it curi??uriy as one might look at the noose from which lie would soon ho dangling.. Some wriggled and shrank like little girls ' being asked the embarrassing ques! tion, "Where did you get those bcau: tiful long curls?" One or two spoke 1 out manfully, as though they f;>rcd not a whit for the club that was ready i to wallop thein. But hark en' to 'he'r i speeches: "Offers Sorl <>! Variety!" "Why, er? ha. ha! I think it i? very nice to eat outside of home 011.- 3 ! in :i while. Yes. indeed! (Aiiem! Gulp!) That is. you understand. ' ; mean that it offers a sort of variety, j Don't think that 1 mean I ever tret tired of eating at home. '\o. no! II*1. ha! So far as I am concerned, my wife's activity in politics hasn't m-xio. any difference at all. Tliis is :< r\;c country. We all try to do the things we likd best. Woman is a human creature. Why shouldn't she do wli.it p.hp likos as woll as a man?" Charles E. Elliott (who lost the ! power of speech for a moment): I "I can't think of anything to say. ! I haven't any sense, anyhow. The ' pipefitters and lamplighters who have 1 a clever answer ready 1'or publication to every question are the objects of my amazement and admiration. J ! can't do it. Not on this subject, any! wav". j Beneficial* I>r. (looker Thinks. 1 I)r. Donald li. Hooker: I "It is beneficial to have the woI men interested in thinps outside. The ' incidental inconvenience in the home j is as nothing compared to the benefits I that may accrue to th^ world when women widen their sphere of influ! ence". i S .Johnson Poe: "It hasn't made the slightest diff' erence to n;e having Mrs. Poc in pol; itics. Not the slightest". j Douglas Thomas. j "I have nothing to say. Leave inc | out of this altogether". I Yes. gentlemen, the baked 'beans j are very good tonight. Iced tea? ! And a piece <>' pie? Yes. sir. Twenty' live cents. Thank you. _ \K<-KO OF M<<OIOII< K LY.NCilKD ON SINOAY. I Pays Penalty <>t I'nspeafcable ( rime With His Life Sunday Afternoon. I McCormick. June 1!?.?A posse of citizens this afternoon lynched Herj bert Quarrels, a negro, charged with criminal assault on a white woman of this county. The negro was iden> titied by the victim and was ordered 1 .to climb a tree. His body was then ' riddlpd with bullets. The posse was hourly increased in number and at the time Quarles was caught at o'clock this afternoon, i there were probably l'.ihmj men enI craved in the search. I v v I ! TilK (WhTWYOOO POSTOFFHV K\ISFI> TO Til r. Fill ST (I.ASS. i * l Volume 01 Business l.a*l Year Suiii! cient <?> Warrant ( hanue in Katiiiu. i Index-Journal. | Beginning July 1. tlie (Ireenwood | postoflice will change from second j to lirst class. the volume of business J last vear increasing su'Iicicnt lv to i i mmmvmmjt i i WWDH ? inr wwr . ?wr ? i??ui rtiiwwwri I \v;r runt I!?< Ikimut. '!'!) . ? ii:i!i j from S'roini to !ir I rh;s< will i >v-? | r.o fiiiin^'c in I!: imt^oih:;! <>r rirs ol < )r!'ks ir.u \\ :i!l ini rrr:iso in tho s;il-!ry of liio posiinns-.' t?r of ?l?rii;jiini; *h? s:t!;iry i<? ' ;;m>? per year. ;> KlYective ,lul> 1. Kin'.Muc. (ireen-1: wood and Koek !!i!t. will !> > ? ' ' raised iroin second id lirsi class pos'-j iriris; l>at eshurg. Kasfev. Mull ins. ' Si. Matthews. Seneca ami Timmons-1' vllie will he raised from third c'ass i to second ( lass; Uarnw-.-i! will drop j, i ! | from second to tliin! ch>s.-; and Moi'l-, , trieville from third to fourth class. j )Vliv He Kind fi? AnimaN! | The Progressive farmer. 1 i*'irst Because tliev teel nain and I !, j arc made unhappy even by harsh]' word:-:. Second It is the worst sort of j i cowardice to ill-treat creatures that cannot complain. j, Third -K \cry *i 111 o you act cruelly I1 I . lor cowardly you weaken your own j l character. ; Fourth Cruellv leads to crime. < * Fifth All the world would l>e better if each hoy and girl. each man 1 and woman signed the ] ledge to he! | kind to every living creature. j > 1 x111 i racism*: ncips j ; us obey tlic (N>lden Kule. which j would brine: peace to the whole j world. I Soventh?Because w -? have Uiej , command. "Me y<> merciful, as your i Father also is merciful ". . ... A hatpin in the hand of a .vman j is mierlitiei than the sword, i 1 i """"" ? , ? " Man is a resourceful creature he i ! can always li:;<! plenty of excuses' i when he has no reasons. | There may he some persons who never made mistakes, but the evii denee is all on their tombstones. f TEACHERS WANTED The trustees of Siiverstreet school' will receive applications for three : teachers. nrlnciual and two assistants. I until June 5, 1921. Principal's sal-1 , ary $100 per month and assistants | ??ach $90 per month. Term eijrht i months. R. C. Xecl, clerk, Silver! street, S. C. ">-21-td j NOTICE i rite Annual Meeting of the Pros-j jperity Cotton Oi! Mill Co. will he hcid j r at the Prosperity Town Hall. Friday j 'July 1st. 1921, at 11:00 a. m. i Prosperity Cotton Oil Mill Co., i\. T. PUG II, SecCy. & Treas. { 6-1 7- It. Winthrop College SCHOLARSHIP AND ENTRANCE! EXAMINATION The examinaton for the award of: vacant scholarships in Winthrop j ) College and for admission of newj ; Students will be held at the county j icourt house on Friday, July 1, at 9; a. m. Applicants must not be less! t-nnvt? rtf nrro H l\n)l ( CI U( 11 OiA tcvil vuuo v/ i a,^, * n iivi: | ; j scholarships are vacant alter July j i 1 they will be awarded to those i 'making the highest average at thisi examination, provided A,,ey meet, the conditions governii ^ .he award, j Applicants for scholarships should j write to President Johnson before the j 1 examination for scholarship examina-j ,lion blanks. Scholarships arc worth $100 and | ifree tuition. The next session will; Jopen September 14th, 15)21. For j further information and catalogue,' i address Pres. D. B. Johnson, Rock!! Hill, S. C. |j CITATION OF LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION j The State of South Carolina, County j of Newberry, by W. F. Ewart, Pro-; bate Judge: j Whereas, L. S. Henderson hath j ' -* ?- . i,.? : j lliaui' SUll IU lilt' 1U jiiitm HUH irucia | j |of administration wit!: the will an-Jl [ w] i I Instant I And It MI i People who coffee, but . like me" will Postum much _ . _ _ n ? Ierace or cnei This pure c combines whc ltv wiui iiv.li flavor, Instant Post instantly it "mi O _ (ineres a j\.t for PoStU Ax. all of roc M<idc by Pes turn Cereal G: Battle Creek,Michio i 11 . i : I t : ' ' ; < ;?".j lllivts >: S. N. ': > ni< 1 ? ;;> -ii. I litaI!! i 01: . ^ l' 111' ail d i i5;!.- i. i! a!:d Kit! hv.l :iR(i Creditors of the said S. V. li.-'i.11->rj. <!?.- i - I. ;!:ai 1 ':s?*y In* and i>rfcsii" i:: .h.' ?'ourl t?! 'idii.'ic. "o tic i* ' ; a' .\ovit Sou; !i ' ! iy. .iunr ti'.i'j .'iv'Xt. plihi:c;ti :<( .;>!', ! 1 o'( ::i tin* fo'vn;>on. io >iio\v if any ;'-,oy have, why !;ii> \ti:nin:s;ra*i<if <:m?u!u ;? ? ht? jranti':!. (iivcn UM?k*r my ha.:nl ;::is l.'5th: lav of .June. Anno i)(?mi:i; 1 Dl!!. \V 1.' K\V\I?T ' i;. .j.'. WY. " STATK OF SOUTH CAROi.iXA, Town, of Xcwbony. L5c it ordaincl \v 1 ':e Mayor ati.i Aidennen of the Town of Xewher- , ry in Council assembled: I. That from and after the 21st [lay of .June, lliiM. it shall he tin lawful for any person, firm or corporation to :-e'l o'- olVci for sale in the i'cwi: of Xewhenw any tonics, flitters, drags, medicines, flavoring; extracts, toilet articles or compounds; containing alcohol or other in excess! i?l" one per cent and which can 1 ?t used 1 U,?n* < : i nKt ?i Ml 11 Ml* . lis a urx v.aiiv wiuit'u'v m.-u from the Town <>f Newberry a license j therefor, whicli licer.sc can he obtain-! I'd on application to the town and pay-j mont of dollars per annum! therefor. II. That it shall be unlawful for' any person. !irm or corporation after! obtaining said license to sell any such] drills, medicines, flavoring extracts,; toilet articles or compounds contain-j injr in excess of one per cent of ai-j cohol or etlier to any person to be -1 hevorniro- and everv person,) firm or corporation scliinjr any of i said articles shall require before sell-j intr sinie Ihe purchaser thereof loi sirn and file with 1 lie seller a certifi-i < -- ?.. f .v . cate m tovii! ;..s iiuitnu, I.- ?n . "1 Jit-ft}>y certify that I have this! day purcha.od from thej following preparation to wit: i to bo used only as a j ami I will not myself use or allow any; of same to bo used as a beverage."! III. That the said certificates shall be tiled by the person, firm or cor-; poration making such sale and kept i on iile and shall be open to in^pec-; i* - i i j lion by ihe police or any ot me un\ni authorities at any and all times. ?1V. That it snail be the duty of! the Chief Police or some other police! officer designated by the chief to in-! spect the said certificates in the pos-j session of any person, firm or <;orpor-| ation dealinjr in said articles at leasti once a week. V. Any person, firm or corporation violating any of the provisions of this I Oniinitt!,-!' shnll unoii conviction! thereof he sentrneed it) pay a fine of ZIZZIZIZIZZIIZIZZIZZI i SIX I j GILLETTE j 1 BLADES ! I i WITH HOLDER $1.25 j PREPAID In Attractive Case i Satisfaction Guaranteed ! i or Money Refunded This offer for a limited I time only. Remit by money order or cash?(no stamps) I nn i T\ n ? r7AO rKAU KA/.UK LU. I 1475 Broadway New York City | ?twmmmwb? wmrnnnammmBfmwmummmmmm ? I ! ill Like ; TKTk I I Hike Ion I I i say, "I like it doesirt r* "sr Jrma inscanc more considr health. I i ;ereal drink ilesome qxialcoffee like ! :um is made i the cup. j 722 ^ I I :INSTANT ? ers I ? postuk j: A SEVcRACE )PAT>anV.Ir.c. J: J.I KH' ^***'*' > ^ i ii ' m^ ^ nu- :v ; . .. ''< ' ..: >' 'V. i ;.* ' :ir>.v i Town of V w. . : y. i> , c public v. orks : lov.: . I )?.;.< . ; ) ; : . I i .'' : U! i' ' * > ' sc.:! <>: i 1 i>\\M >t ,\ . tv. i:!i< [he 1 : t :i ilav of .l it! . I !. i:. s. i;!Jv\>!<:. M IV !'. A:tost: J. \V. Hi \ I'M AN". CI, rk .! Trcv, f Town of Xiwiict v. 17-2-. Summer Schcol for iiirjh School Tea c hers University of South Carolina June 15th to July 21. 1321, Colombia, S. C. ['nurses <>f instriu-i:<>ii inrki-le- Athletics. Atrrieullure, Binlojrv, C'hemis-; try. English. Edu.-ationMl l'e>i.- ami Measurements, Hiuh School .Metho<!s,, A pipe w< foncrup if \ se Cc\ cl w' ac Frincc Albert is sold in tcppy red bags, tidy r -d ti:is. hendsome po-.tnd cr.d half tin ? hcrr.idors <. 'id n J~i. pounrl rry:;'a! glzss x } amide? tvi i h -i -I spor.re mowtcncr top. Si be Wmston-^icnjj igx. ~ar ,/; I jM ^ \ $? ^-^fe@ Kl^r W--f$^2p^ Vf( >4?^" In A Ik&iki /?y. \ YT":^% jj L .k i v- ' ,v;'-n v t 3 ,-rrs*-'4 s von icrrrorjY^ jj citbe jo V: ? - v j| stanV'vp?> i Don |^oi! ^ ^ troul want for any ;*cauv in an ii for the con! fir T|- ivhitc-tijM-cJ > . Olli - : c l iiv dvTtncv tiriirv.: rsii r~ ovc t "; ,ii k \\ i; h. No to" v: t. . .r.n rr> \ i 'jU-rj amount ?s\ a s 2*X ? F, V.V* J '\S, : > ' ' . A - n* c i".! r* :'? ? ; -I'll !>y ' ! : ;i i . '! Ui I ' V\ iir !<: i!'. . V I i his w":I :> ; i vciiiT < >u!-i\ 1 Course:? are arranged to romply . i -.V: !i ': l : of ;:? St aij j i>(>:<!' .I of t. ! !? ;iio ; to sai:sfy I . T < . . ! i i I.'.'* !*?'?!s.!; "i l'! ' ' i> (<t Xr >" "ft?.* i'lc IUI t'V :>! : ..."i! 'I i' 'VIi :c";tc>. Id : iT.". > <)! t t*;i ; t*U* S'."h">ol i ;tn opportunity for intensive ;u :y f t!u- t an.i im-tho is ot ill'- . < : >* .W ' : I : 5 *" F.i" -;;v. ii" < } ; :ui;r.N.*ion to i-r-'h-V-'c :ir.:' '"or s t! i ::st'i'kintr 1 > vnnif>vo coP.ilttiftn? i).' I'MIII aflVSnfod 'will he j i'orly dt il: -' ' \v"l c; vt*r all ex- ' I MtM': i'iv.-lu , ''.'X I. .?><;:::"j." a: a! m mmmmm on't burn you Get that pipe-party-bee buzzii ? T.7" v? ^TTT -P.-> ?* O IT/1? 1 r -I lyiiuji: xy.iiu vy ci iav/t wuav ca n and will do for your peace ? teck up the men in ail walks of ho certainly get top sport out ( flow with fragrant. delightful : !._? /. t LDCi An. y* can wager your week lb5: v:: .lity and flavor and cedc;: -t .n bite and parch (cu re parent ; process)?will ring :tle old smokemeter the likes c fore could believe possible i You don't get tired of a pipe rince Albert! Paste that in yoi And, just between ourselves! >ort of rolling 5em? Get some e'inakin's papers ? quick ? anc tie that v/-II prove a revelation! .. A the national jcy sn dk yv'\* 1 for a iiiio j tc'i' piV jo, 'D when you cteciuc kitchen, v. ! : o b a o v s rc \v on v-'arm <-* ii he a^Ie 10 tlo Then, too, v hp"s,>L-.-? >?T> t. <--.i i\ OV. LiiCC- ia-.mk.vjV .-v; , ? c, -re not hot v *' Ol 'iv. .~ v'\ C _ ^ i ^ __ vi \u, tianv. ti?._ least pOSSlD C they kitow ?\c. An the heat \cu 1 >ma ei cooking :.S T New isrant. No waithsi' !hr'v' -hodt t. . "h-jrncrs nn . to c.vvie i:r- . . f v :::> orviin; NV'vv Perfection i;;::;v ee;* t est re !c:?p. iu*ai nn<J!r he itv.v-i Seeuruv O: \r- ir ni! :jp *\> rhe .-o^k- . . ! heat. n. Mi the u i-used , . - - i At;; ?\'rhi::( nc or it i- \va>.u\! in toe cur pan- ; ,1 v.' 1 is radiated about die STANDARD ? TY^TYir'T** -t ? V-jj ''*-2 rJ~f ^-j ?i JLj -j ? j Lj 11 .t il:/ G?oA Stoves .1 V an i fur *mt informaj. A. StotlcIavH. Director, . i . <<t" . <ui". h < 'ai'olina. I . >!:! i>iiri S ( We are now in the | market for cotton. See us before you bc:i. THE PURCELL CO. II i mi ^;/L IF V ' % b ? ig in your smoke- > joy'us jimmy pipe and content! Just life you meet daily )f their pipes ? all i; friendly Prince *s wad that Prince coolness ? and its t cut by our excluup records in your f which you never ipr, it'c nnrkfifl with r li a t ? Ever dip into the Prince Albert and I cash in .on a cige 7cke \ 9 ?, brown nlv done J :ich makes for comfort, even. ays. the three million and more ts who use New Perfections hered in their kitchens with dust, wood and litter. And v.hat a saving of time and neans. Psjrtecticvi sturdily built , i-. '.-l ipped \\ ith brass J v. ii: last for many years irv care. ii-'? clean, pure Aladdin :I ? iiV economical ?for it's V/-.. s,t ..WW/ I \ 'it v ?># c > c. /c M'ii4 ui ##?*? !. rc c2?Zi/ hardware store's. OIL COMPANY (NEW JERSEY/ HON