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#???$ A ??? < ?naawtmi ?".? i mi ^.-t-b-> < 5 "He Nations!! 9 The cordial * # courteous sen 2 P^ct in a mod 9 at ail tim< rr* *? .* i 5 Itie national /* i- S Mayes Book i p-.S Complete 2 and Offic p:| I I Mayes Be-ck j i LIB; II J The You ? CTF A h* P ? oi Limu i CLEANING J Phone 52 ; I J. H. SUM |:.| / The. I # Men's Cloihin ? To Our Fa ** Oar modern Flour M 9 Bring in your Wheat 1 Tie Fam 0 T^-I$y- Friends:? 9 fall and wirier Woolens # Priests are right. # E. T. Carl* i R C # Clothing ? i and F a Newberry, jp?- . J:-":' Molk i??AAaaas@?@ ? ^ W V V My V" "V V V - ? ? l?-? MISSIONARY INSTITUTE OF PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH! ' ? * ' " ' * The eighth aniiuai Missionary Institute of the Presbyterian churches; of Newberry,.. county was held a: Smyrna church Friday, September 15, 1-922. After a SODg service and prayer by the pastor, Eev. Key, M:ss Helt^ Clary welcomed the i?i.- t:tute Smyrna church. The response wa? given by Mrs. Bateheh>r of Whirmire. -illustrating the TuVk?. **How blessed we were to live in: God's country/1 Minutes of lb'21 were read by tat; feccretary, Mrs. C. A. Matthews. The roll call of churches s . j *irOCP it" WhTtmM'f 7 > . tives; Aveleigh. 20; Dominick, 1; Morris. A recitation on ."'von*;" especially good by lit:;*. ?:.r. i V. An address on Korea Dr. vV: He located the prov: station,. Soonckum, the "T,n-byterian mission, co sionaries, a hospital r- > ?j gii& and also SQhoo;^ ; -T?. ; btejnistitute, a Tl . ary.1 This has been aU. .. years. Wonderful . r t, ^been made spiritual y. ^ materially and po.^.v-.. >. . now no ooposttie?; tv ^ n c : 'y ! <!? ?- & & ? *>- m^'hh '-cgnlMMHMMAMMHM lank si Newberry" / spirit and prompt, /ice you would ex iern banking house ;s prevail here Baitk of Newberry >.ae Variety Store : . line of books :e Specialties ffid Variety Store ' A Lalock *>f raijnf "- s - * <?kESSING, DR Y I, REPAIRING Opposite Nswberry Hotel l7vffiR~& CO. readers in .A g and Furnishings rmer Friends:? ill is now in operation, for grinding. ners Oil Mill t Stop in r.nd examine hiy new; : >on, Thd Tailor ? ' I ... r y r \ ihe-Mizrate , Shoes, Hats urnishihgs s, c. >hon Row * -V. r.v.ub w..j.7vxiiwi^aww?in?a n? ? i ? n ? ? They art- waiting loir the Light. Afte:- the committees were ar-i t * ^ i pointed a pagea nt followed, a num-j b> y of young ladies rendering their j ? ., . . - . i successimly. * j 'A:-a Jossphine Boozer represented; ihe Spirit of the Churches. r x- , 1 Africa?-isaiina Neei. ?:\v,il^->laud Bcozer. I Koiea?Vera Boozer. Japan?Ruih Clary. Mexico?Estelle DoHaidt. -Fannie Johhsione. C h i11a ?IIel en C lary. A solo by Mrs. Sfephie Wright; whiiv four I.-:lie girls collected the; .;:JV:ir.g the Bible woman the in-1 v--:itu i:as niaoed or* tfae foreign :ie!d. j !)i K. rr's selection: Matthey 13-j ' >. was very impressive, "The Kingdom Heaven works quietly." Don't be easi'y discouraged, j IT-. . .... ? ?!.. Ann+lv 'The;. < the luncheon fe-ast. Itj \va :joantifui and satisfying. afternoon session was begun; .m- \t. 'ollowed with; .. grayer by Rev. Saic-helor. ! : !m;u uemonstrated iV .-i -T- the Auxiliary/' 1 v* son of Clinton * s tance of training , , ji the church. Get . Slogan: "Live to "For The Wa Free Gift Youi They are paid whe you determine the rat 1 tions under which th? you and you alone. The Bible verse ab already found it true If we sin, we suffer we repent and follow ise-of eternal life. Let the Church hel; uiarly. Read your E Jno. C. Goggans, Jr. W Newberry Electr Telephone 256 All of x&qr drinks are mad Sugar Syrups, and bottled ii plant in sterilized bottles. Visitors welcomed. .... . -. ( Newberry Dri Phone 74 Newberry, S. C. JUST RECEIV I a shipment of Holmes < - i j -j every aay mere is nuiu from $8 for a 26-piece Vases, Candle Sticks, I MAM servfe." : I ' # Miss Marguerite Boozer of New- : berry also brought a message fron^ the conference at Clinton. She em-j phasized prayer for all our daily j1 needs and for th? foreign field. Mrs. Ross Lynn stated the needs) of Thornwell orphanage in such an j appealing manner she touched the hearts of ner hearers and made each ' wish for a share in the transforma- j < yon in the iives of the children turn- j ed out of this institution. .Tionn- .Missions was effectively han-j1 died by Rev. Batchelor of Whitmire.! The needs of home have to be met. j Our need at home a sign of justifiestiCn. The world is full of mission-j* ary work. The challenges of mis-' sionnry *vork are our own tasks. Montreal's missionary message was graphically delivered by Mrs. Oscar Pitts, stating- the progress of the auxiliary in 10 years. Miss Josephine Boozer gave a glowing account of her personal work at the assembly's training school,; stating the missionary needs, eight girls ready to go to foreign fields and i no money to send them. _ |i | Mrs. J. M. Workman in a few gra-j cious words thanked the audience. for their generous contribution, j S19.22, when only $12.50 is solicited! .from each institute. The motion; j was made and seconded that this ex- j 1 J ges Of Sin Is D Of God Is Etan r Moral W ther you want to receive ;e of pay. You can't strik i wocrc>? sir a rtnirl nrp like / VV VIJ i.V^ V/ A v*. ^ ove is worth reading ev if you stop to think a mi somehow, somewhere; i the teachings of the Bib! t p you fight temptation, lible and "fight the good . S. Cameron SEE New ic Co. I MRS 1206 Main St. LA Grata f TlSS? Complet. V - \ Money bacl $ r That the syst adopted by the ' is hoped that thi ICy * venience to cur ( ? NOTE! That I still receive "Cai L'USL WUitll UU1 U{ THE Phone 207-W ED & Edwards Silverware. 3 better. The prices will chest to $25. Also a lot 5aby Sets, Bowls and oth ES DRUG. ST< tra amount be used -by the Presbyte-; rial to "pay the speaker. * j n V?1 o /f Q 1ATI -Ti0 Y. lYf V iliclU" <X IWVIUIb w.. | Christ's Supremacy. The disciples I these day<s need the vision of the old- J er disciples ?? Jesus taught them. Interesting reports from each aux- j iiiary showed marked progress in all I activities.- > After a most profitable day Mrs. j Joe Keitt gave the resolutions. Special music was interspersed j through the whole program, with Miss Julia Johnstone at the piano, Mesdames Derril Smith and Ned Purcell singing. The institute for 1923 will meet with Aveleigh church. Officers: Mrs. V. C. Wilson, Smyrna, leader. J Mrs. J B. Pitts, Whicmire, assist- j ant leader. i Mrs. C. A. Matthews, Aveleigh, j secretary Mss. C. A. Matthews ! Secretary. Some men have jealous wives, and| some never fiirt with other women, j DR. BROWN ELECTED DIRECTOR j CHAMBER OF COMMERCE! At an official meeting of the board { of directors of the Newberry cham-i ber of commerce held on September 14th, Dr. W. C. Brown a progressive p?@??@???? s?? --iL D?i TL~ earn, dui nit ial Life." 1 ages them or not. And :e because the condi wise determined by ! & t' , .j :ry day. You have hute. ; isually soon. But if le we have the prom' ' Attend serviV.es res* fight." OUR HATS Effective - Smart id at a price. 1. J. W. WHITE Phone 181 im-Suber Co. j Home Furnishers c if not as represented.. A Ti 1 T 1. eni ol J?ree delivery nas oeen "No Salesmen Grocery Shop." It s additional service will be a conrustomers. the prices remain unchanged, you rryteria Quality" at the usual low ssh system makes possible. CARRYTERIA Phone 207-W I * For your table use surprise you, ranging of Sterling Silver Bud ter single pieces. 3RE * farmer of Newberry county \v? elected a member of the board to ft the vacancy caused by the death c Ivlr. Thongs W. Keitt. In electing Dr. Brown to the abov mentioned office the board of direc tors feel that they have made a wis selection, in view of the fact that D Brown has at all times manifested great interest in the upbuilding c Newberry county and the work beir. done by the organization and it i needless to say that he will prove t be a very valuable member of th board. Former Ncwberrian Honored The news has come to Newberry o the election of Mr. Warren R. Bleast a prominent farmer of Barney, (ieoi gia, to the house of representative of Georgia from Brooks county. Mi Blease received three-fourths of th vote in his county in the Democrat primary held on September 13th. $1 Blease was born and reared in New berry, being a son of the late Capl Basil M. Blease. He went to Georgi when a very young man, where h has successfully engaged in farming Mr. Blease has visited in Xewberr several times and has a number o relatives here, among , them tein; Mr. Eugene S. Blease, representativ from Newberry county, and Sherii Cannon G. Blease. Mr. Sam C , i. ?? ^ From the ashes of the ? bigger, and more able to pror EVERYTHING to build the ho P-G Paints are better. Newberry Li The J. W. Ki Wholesale Me Authorized Capii Newberry Call on your merchant fc Rebel Girl Flours. Just Feeds, Granola, Dairy Tobaccos, Cigarettes, and C Any article usually found i We sell to merchants only. ^ Cafe "in' 910 Ma: *R?S* tWLK-POWD tRO >': k k " Peoples Nati Prosperity, The right spirit?plus amp The Bank of : I r :.i i Ycu will find here the cour a right to expect. - many improvements i c?r io buy. Cr.i* in to ceo Lhls New For ihealy Mo J Phono 56 ?# sim ? - I is Blease, who was elecicd a few days '] ?:nr-P m the legislature fvora Saluda >f county, is also a cousin to the Gor-j e!a legislator. ? ; i c, - WELL KNOWN M. E. ;ej MINISTER IS DEAD _ , i., a Rev. Wm. A. Massabeau Passes Johnsonville, Sept. 17.?Rev. Wil-' s liam Augustus x Massabeau, widely I 0 known Methodist minister, died here! e today after a long illness. He will be1 ! buried in Chester on Tuesday. I Rev. Mr. Massabeau was born in; , Spastanburg, July 13, 1866. the son i f of Rev. John B. Massebeau. H<j grad-: ?,'uated from Wofford college in 1889 ; - and taught school at Smithville for^ s two years. Afterward he was prin-!, * ^ ? ?1: I cipai ol lienron aeaaerr.y in uanme-. .j e ton county for two years. Pie wasc licensed to preach by the Darlington i, . j circuit quarterly conference in 1892 j and in 1893 was admitted to the ./ South Carolina conference at Sum-j2 iter. ^ e j He married Miss Rosa Oliver Car-; : son of Orangeburg county June 30.? y, 1890. He was pastor at various times j f: of Grace church. Union; Greenwood,1 f . g Ridgevilie, Central church, Spartane burg; Buncombe street church in , ?; Greenville, and others. He served, /'/eight years on the church's board of j ^ - "J ^ m m ire we are re-building "f' nptly fill your wants in (j) rae complete. W a i ri ^ jmoer ^o. 5 m f 9 bier Co. 9 irchants A tal $25,000 s. c. >r Capitola, Sensation, ? ' and Chicken Feeds. ^ banned Goods. n a'jobber's sf:ock. g oval Coffee Co.. ? )FFEE ROASTERS J 11 And Dealers In Q Spices,, Extracts, Tobacco, $ Cigars, Etc. ^ tors for "KLIM" Powdered ? Milk ^ 'eanut Batter Makers jl. the Rear, Good Things to Eat ^ lO. W. CROMER, Prop. fj in St. Phone 120 ~ onal Bank J S. C. $ i\e facilities. ^ Prosperity f -t 1 teous attention you have ^ 0 CARS # s. which make it the best ? d. ? tor Co. * rrosperny, o. u missions and the conference board of education and was delegate to, the general conference in 1914. * He is survived by his widow, one son, John Massabeau of Jobnsonville, and three daughters, Mrs. Clyde Carter, Chester; Mrs. Thurston Boland, Springneld, and -Miss Frances Masabeau cf Johnsonville. During the 10 years' life of the treaty for the limitation of armaments, the United States, the British Empire and Japan will realize savings of from .$500,000,000 to $800,000,000 a year. CITATION OF LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION Tho St^tp'of South-Carolina, County of Newberry, by "tVT. F. Ewart, Prnhate .Tude'e: Whereas. Corrie L. Moore hath msde suit to gva.nt her Letters of Administration of the estate and effects of W. L. Moore, deceased. Tliese are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the Kindred and Creditors of the said W. L. A?oore, deceased, that they.be and appear before me, in the Court of J^obate, to be held at Newberry, S. 0.. on Monday, Oct. 9th, next, after rvibl'fation hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given und?r my hand this 18th day of September, Anno Domini 1922. W. F. EWART, P. J. N. Co.