Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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[I~ :1 I We wish to ann< * location--the bui floor space gives f Farming Machin I * Indiana Truc * Chevrolet Cai I U I Stover Keros: Grist Mills U I We ask your ins E means SERVIC al'O U * W ak yuri e Sprtnurm.C.eans S.TERVchl U AI Carol SUNDAY SCHOOL CONV[NTION Wdulker will be m Spartanburg, S. C., Jan. 6.-The school. Spart mburg County Sunday School ' most pr; Association and the South Carolina ized Sun Sunday School Association are co-op- develop crating in the plans for holding a Schools school of method, for all Sunday School workers of all denominations LIQUOli fiom January 18 ' 23. The faculty secured for this sci.ocl include-- a number of the leading workers in re- Newai ligious education of the continent. sion tha Thi cehool will be held in the First wmnes to B:1ptist Claurcl . The conions will be- (lealer a gin each atfernoo. at 3.45 and wvill to the P continue until 9:05. Sandwviches and coffee will be served in the dining th ae room of the church between 6:30 andboe o 7:30. The officers of the school are bohe ont expecting to have at least 500 enroll- thecae ed. No registratioig fees will besaim Pae charged. Attendance and taking sat.- thatrag isfactory notes at any fifteen periods wiet< will entitle any one to an Interna-. tional Training School Certificate. war tim "With special honor" will be added tive. to the certicflates for five more per-- y The faculty and omlcers of the York, school are as follows: Dr. W. J. Mc- least on< Glothlin, president of Furman Uni.. the cent versity, Greenville; Dr. Edward Por- of the C ter St. John, authore of "Stories and brated I Story Telling,' and "Child Nature andl ago. 81 Child Nurture," windsor, Conn.; Dr. fairly a< Gilbert Glass, General Superintendent tion of Sunday School wvork, Southern Pres.. was ma byterlan clhurch, Richmond; Mrs. of her Phebo A. Curtiss, specialist in child-- neighbol ren's work, Chicago, Ill.; Miss Freeda Bose, Young People's Superintendent, 40 Alabama Sunday School Association, Indiar Montgomery; R. D. Webb, State Gen- the Am eral fteretary; Miss Cora Holland, not to o SState Children's Superintendent; Dr. garian Guy E. Snavely, Dean college of so. gurage a cial and practical arts, Converse Col.. can and lege, Dean of School; Miss Lone Al- to arou vioron, Offlee Assistant, State Asso ciation, Secretary. The School of eMthods will open on Sunday afternoon, January 18, with NOTI a big nmass meeting held in the First the bool Baptist Church. Efforts are being of Mam made to get every school In the coun- Tan'uar ty represented at this meeting. On JTanuary Friday evenings, the 23rd, immediate- All pe ly at the close of the lectures, a page- ed, deCsil ant entitledl, "The Rights of the tir bt Child" will be given. Mrs. S. N. All pi Burts of this city is in charge of the election pageant. ter. All pastors, supdrintendents, ofi- gue ~,cera, teachers, class officers, parenta1 Town of and pupi. in yoang peopi's and a nn. 'Ul N THE MA' >unce to our many Claren Iding 'formerly occupied b: to us the largest building .ery. We will now be abl ks rs In the F ine Engines And many other pection of this big plant. as it has never been kno ina ME .sses are invited to attend. TWICE-TOL from all parts of the state ost cordially welcomed at this It is regarded as one of the ictical ways that the organ- Manning Pe day School work can help to All They C efficiency in the Sunday Suf of the State. -__ ---- Manning testis DEALER SELLS lished to prove SACRAMENTAL WINE Kidney Pills to of suffer from bad I -k, N. J., Jan. 3.-A confes- Lest any sulferei omri, we pro t he had sold sacramental o tte'ents fr saloon keepers was made to- who again endo1 Abraham H-. Prager, a liquor Pills-confirm LIh rrestedl last night, accordiing He ac a Manni lice. lie was taken into cus- gave the followir hie was diriving a truck loaded 30 1911: "I hay ieral barrels of wvine which ori andl benefited rernment tags indicating that Pls. I had tKi ,ents wvere "to be usedi for also bothered wi ntal purp)oses only." dizzy spells. I r. explained, the poiice saidl, however, roon Pl was trying to dispose of a li e~ fo in a ack loft on his hands when OVE'R SEVE> ie prohibition became effee- on February 15, "I can always ney Pills are wv ER CENTUARY MARK best kidney ren Anything as got Jan. 4.-York county has at Pil,,is worthy a white person who has passedl Price fi0c, at ury mai'k, Miss Susan Pursley &nmply ask forr 'lover community having cele- Doan's Kidney I ser 101st birthday a fev (lays 'r elsld me ia still alert mentally and _________ :tive physically. The observa-.M.UCH..MO her centenary one year ago MC i rked by a picnic at which all Washiingtn, .J relatives and many of her informied todlay1 rs gathered. Jones of the w& ESTIO FEIG reau that the re iapolis, Jan. 5.-Members if peaio increasi erican Legion are instructed lilnsi to dtse ppose German opera and Run of the war risk music, "where the spirit, ian- 950,900 a year. nd personnel are truly Ameri- $30 000,000 appr where no attempt is made the new law be se pro-German feeling. for' this year'sr NOTICE R'NSURIVEY CE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Columbia, Jan as of Registration of the Town commissioner og ing will be opened at my of- merce and indlusl r the Bank of Manning frompotsrngyr 1, 1920 to and includingpotsrngyu 17, 1920. counties of the S rsons, not previously register- now being untax< -ing to vote at the special elec- tax books. This be held on February 2, 1920 ha claims, on a tain a rdgistration certificate.. arsons registered ,for the last engmneers and are not required to re-regis.. out of back taxe lected. The comm 'S. Marion Williants, correspondence h1 visor of Registration of thejetwhCo.J Manning. Jc ihCl i n S. C., D.n9 1919. Marion, who, conr ESEaEmaEEUEEEEEEEEEaMEN ENVB GNETO FA4 don friends and customers I y the Magneto Company. in South Carolina devot< e to properly display our lar 'arming Machine Line we h Labor-Saving Machines for We know that you will be 2 wn in this part of the State. LChine r SUMTER, S. S. regiment of the Forty-secon< TESTIMONY bow) division in' France. During his administration, )eAre ernor Richard I. Manning a( a resurvey of the State for i an for Fellow pose of catching tax-dodgers 'erers. a bill providing for this surve duced in the house of Represe nony has been pub- where it was promptly rejectc the merit of Doan's missianer Harris reiterates tl hers in Manning who ning idea and states that he meks and kidney ills. doubt this evidence pared a bill which he will ha duce confirmed proof duced in the General Assembl; ill Manning people izing the survey. ese Doan's Kidney air former testimony.~ ~ g case: UNFAIR TO SELL SUGAR s, S. Boundry St.,' TO FORCE OTHER SA g statement .JanuaryTRIECM e beeni greatly reliev--____ by D~oan's Kidney Iney annoyances andi Wsigo,.a.5--h uL backaches. I wastaecomsinodyhl th hendaches and - )oan's Kidlney Pil lligosgricmi *ovedl just wvhat I te od t oc oc short time I was free buy other things in order t >les." sgr vsa narmto YEARS LATE~R or 1918 Mrs. Wells saidl:peiinado er th Cl av that Doan's Kid- (o fCiaot es h ithout aL dloubt til he Ciaocs a n edy on the market. sn lrcmlit vih I das Doan's K idney lde ihtecmi~o a>f high recommlenda ill dlealers. D~on't - o kidney remedy-get "IGIL'SREN) 'ills-the same that Foster--Milburn Co., N4. Y.Chcgan .--iim NEY NEEDED) tel~utia okr ft an. 5.--Congress wassoetmaoon)01, U y Director Chomley--t tt' tonyMca *r risk insurance bu-datonseachref cently enactedl Sweet tenwsael~ gis ~he government cor-m- ~yvo ~nihslw bled service men .adacopnebyWlimro insurance provisions mlinie'pro oils. law, would cost $92, Hie asked that the 'AESOhOFFI opriated to carry out - increased to provide WahntJn.b-ap *eed3. Gnae okteot fol OF COUNTIES hr n ilpoal uary 5.-B. Harris,__ agriculture, comn- RYOD UT ~ries, in his annual re T EPC ges a resurvey of the tate, that much landiCiao a.4-ae ad could be put on theofMsahetscrayo work could be (lone, pbia ainlcnmtes contingent, basis, the hsrsge twsanuc urveyors being paid(lytoakthmaaec which would be col- cmag fGv avnC ilssioner quotes soncMase hstsfo h oi o has had on this sub peiet h einto M~mooohnono hio, Ja 1.-ilia niade a eniner jThe nnusia enWorkrofmt I.LuENEE.EE.I CTOR :hat we have rhis building v Ad exclusively ge line of ave w Er the Farmer. urprised at tl Come in; we v rCc kEEmin1EEmEa I (Rain western headquart can national come ex-Gox- expected that Cla lvocated he pur and had y i n t r o - {? ntatives; d. Com- rya le Mlan eintr -I V author lIES, ISSION federal that th ion wit' lsers to I) obtain of comn -Conrad pr'actice. f many a~d been2 it was ( D. ('Big 'etary of f~ o World, rendleredl oyne to violating rer wvere Is, loydl . W.FE. ec tod-oy. fr ien la main in )LI DGE Reynolds the Re nce 1912 8 I here to t of the >lidge of _ dtion for g is effec moved in ith its 60, to Autor Paig Wei ade V silage e magnitu ill be glad nrs of the Republi nittte said it was rence B. Miller of RN( e Greatest N The FI~ Last [NG to our new 00 feet of nobiles and -e Cars scott Cars rood Saws Cutters de of it. It to show you apny Minnesota, for ten years a member of congress from the Duluth district would be madle nelin~g 'eeretary. LEY5 ame in Goody-Land realm of child hood dreams Is a land of Make some of those dreams a delightful reality by takina home . WRIGLEYS frspntly, y How about IElELED TIGHT KEPT RIGHT avor WRAPPFD ,-19 iiil uilhP.IIHIiilhIIIEILHMMM