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'/ i w, f WATERINGFORD NEWS. Fodder is ripe and being pulled. Cotton looks now as if the farmers - have headed off the boll weevil to a certain extent. The health of our vicinity is fairly good at this time with the exception of a few cases of sore eyes, those who had fever are able to be up we are glad to say. * Rev. Leroy Lucas filled the pulpit at Oak Grove yesterday, after which the sacrament was adminis-* ''1 nroro rPOAiv'pH terea, aun> iwu urcmuvio into full fellowship by baptism. Mr. and- Mrs. J. K. Day visited their sons, Joseph and Robbie near Steadman last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hallman of ^ near Steedman spent last Saturday ^ > night with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Kyzer of the ' Wateree section. Old "Uncle Henry" and his better half were last Sunday's guest of Mrs. Frances Gunter ne^r Oak Grove. H. A. and Mrs. Howard mingled with the Oak Grove worshippers "last Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Gunter visited Mrs. Frances Gunter near Oak Grove. M H. A. and Mrs. Howard mingled with the Oak Grove worshippers Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Gunter visited Mrs. Frances Gunter a short While last Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Elert Smith from up on Fond Branch visited Mr. and jjllls, iu * m . nu w a.u icloi/ 'evening. * . Rev. Sidney Lewis filled the pulpit at Steedman last Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Kyzer g:ve us , v*' a short but pleasapt call Monday evenins. / Mr. Stephenson Taylor, after spending several days with friends and relatives near here returned to his home in Charlotte, N. C., last Friday* have been informed that Mrs. 2>. C. Kyzer is on the sick list. We t hope not serious. Recently two of "the boys" went cattishing and brought home forty* seven fine cats. C Look out boys, or Zee will be down here looking for those fish, but we Imagine that they 4 will be harder to find than thoso toxes Wfre. *. When are our jcounty officers like preachers? When they hire help and / Can While 1 \ . . > / - This k I Timp v OUR CANNING OUTFIT Family and C< " Conservo Cool * \ Has four removable shelvi three to fifteen persons. H for canning. Simple, Safe, V x Special Pri ALUMINUM AND PI , MASON FRUIT JAM JARS, CAPS, RUBBI Prompt Attentic LORICF 1533 Main St. . ?????. i / / F" Spend -Next S?u ISLE OF $3.50 ROUND TRIP F \ Good O.c Leaving Lexington via C I Arriving Charleston / Returning ticket will bo good le day. Also on 0:00 a. m. Mond gags checked. Not good in pa ?ENTIRE DAY OF 1TN AND Excellent Sailing, Bathing, Fishi Charleston, Fort Mouli * Week En Sojd for all trains Saturdays an< stal ling point pror to midnight Summer Tourist tickets bearing on sale to Mountain and Seash< tculars communicate with TICK] Southern Re the people have to pay for it. Something we can do without?a county supervisor, rural police, hired help for county oficers and being paid lor with tax money; a farm demonstration agent and other things, especially some one traveling over the county at a big salary, trying to teach i our mothers and grandmothers now } * C to make bread, when they ca : teach the trained teacher. SAMARIA NEWS. We are glad to note that Mr. Felix Burgess who was hurt at the saw mill is improving. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Kneece spent | Sunday at. the home of her parents, ! W. O. Corder's. | Mrs.- Pardue of Graniteville is sick 1 at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Mary Corder. j Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Boatwright and son, Ernest, also Ozier Gantt, dined at the home of their son, A. J. j Boatwright, Sunday. ! Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Stone spent Saturday night at the home of J. B. Burgess. Mr. W. L. Rawl's family of Bates| burg spent Sunday with his father-ini law, Mr. Tom Hall, j* Mrs. J. W. Hallman, F. P. H. ; and Monroe Hallman spent last I ? ( i 1 ? The Taylor Drag Co. I i < Druggists i i i 1520 MAJX STREET Phone 5088 Colombia, S. C. i . Toilet Articles, Prescriptions, Everything that goes to paake a t First-Class Drug Store. fou Can Can the Right r* : ? . vanning; NOW AT FACTORY COST immunity Sizes ker and Canner es and two pans. Cooks for olds fourteen one-quart jars Economical ...$8.75 . ices Also on RESERVING KETTLES 5\IDEAL GLASS TOP SRS, JELLY GLASSES >n to Mail Orders ? BROS. Columbia, S. C. \ . f / iday on Delightful PALMS * ROM LEXINGTON, S. C. . ily on Train 9:32 P. M. Saturdays olumbia 9 i 7:55 A. 31.' Sundays H aving Charleston 5:15 p. in. Sun- If ay following date of sale. No bag- 9 rlor or sleeping cars. 3 FROLIC AT TIIE SEASHORE? 3 ng and Water Sports. See Historic g trie and Sullivan's Island k id Tickets 1 ; 3 Sundays limited to reach original jSj Tuesday following date of sale. J3 final limit October 31, 1922, now H Kj ore Resorts. Stopovers. For par- flj 3T AGENTS 9 lilway System I j * i k Thursday afternoon at the home of their brother-in-law, Felix Burgess. Miss Flossie Gunter i? spending a few days at the home of her sister, Mrs. J. C. Seigler, of Batesburg. Miss Pearl Corder of Monetta ' spent Sunday with Trottie Mae Corder. | Mrs. Mae Asbill visited at home of ; F. S. Burgess, recently, j The seven year old daughter of Sam Howe of Newberry was buried at Mt. Ebal church Sunday afternoon, after an illness of a few weeks, having died with typhoid fever and I most all of the rest of the family is | in bed with it at present. We hope I'for them a speedy recovery. | NEW BUREAU TO STRENGTHEN / HOME ECONOMICS WORK . Washington. D. C., August 3.?An announcement of unusual significance to both farm and city women wasmade today by Secretary of Agriculture Wallace to the effect that steps will be taken shortly to "strengthen the scientific work of the department as it may be related to home econom'ics." A similar statement from SecIretary Wallace is being made today by Assistant Secretary Pug-sley. who is speaking before the American Home Economics Association at Corvallis, Oregon. "Ultimately I have in view making the home economics work an inde.ORDER OF NOTICE OS' PETITION FOR DISCHARGE. v / ' United States District Court Eastern District of South Carolina In Bankruptcy In the matter of : R. A. Derrick, Bankrupt. : On this 25th day of July, A. D. 1922, on reading the foregoing peti, tion, for the discharge of the said bankrupt, it is: Ordered that a hearing be had upon !the same on the 4th day of September, 1922, .before said Court at Charleston, in said district at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice thereof be published in The Lexington Dispatch, a newspaper printed in 'said district, and. that all creditors apd other persons interested may appear at said time and place and show cause if any they have why the prayer 'of the said petitioner should ,not be .granted. , And it is further Ordered by the Court that the Clerk shall send by 'mail to all known creditors copies of rsaid petition and this order addressed 'to them at their places of residence 'as stated. ' Witness the^ Honorable Henry A. 'M. Smith, Judge of the said Court 'and the seal thereof, at Charleston, in said district, on the 25 th day of July, 'A. D. 1922. R. W. HUTSON, 4t-Aug 30. I DESIGNS WEDDING BOUQUETS FLOWERS, Chas. L. 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