The field. (Conway, S.C.) 1903-1958, April 08, 1926, Image 5
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Priscitts Club Meet* A
. The PriacilU Cluh,; tf*a .entertained
un last Friday afternodn by Mrs. W. j
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After the guest* had arrived,*
-core.cards suggestive of the Easter,1'
., 1 eason were passed. The fables were 1
,-fuiwd and Heart Dice was enjoyed _
for a while. At. the, close of-tha game ^
-r- Air*. Prirraon held higheaf-^re with
MrsTTTB. Lewis lowest. ? K
Th e hostess - served delicious re- *
! ' freshments during: vyhich tirtfe merri- *c
inent rpigned* 'i * * ja
1 . The visiting: guests of the club
were Mesdames*, J. T.. Rufledge, B. T.
Frierson, ft. E. Jordan, E. P. Walsh,
? J. M. Daniel, D. G. Spivey, ahd Misses
- Lucy SpiVey, > Mary 'a Holliday and' v
,Mary ft. Miller. >"'**
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Music Glass Is Entertained -/ ' .
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v Mrs. C. J. Epps gave a delightful ?
affair to thoae of her music pupils v
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v/no naa practtsea ;nc Tequwcw-swne H
daily, on last Saturday afternoon. (
More than twenty girls and boys (?.
enjoyed games and an Easter egg ?
hunt. Those -pupils ranking highest j.
in application received a golden egg.. j(
The hostess served pudch . and j
wafers. . ? ? .
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Intermediate Department Meets j
f*? The Intermediate f)fpwrtmenli_af 1
* the Methodist Sunday ..School enjoyed
| a bike out to Homewood l^st SaturHayr-Tn?Spite-?of
the?disagreeable e
v/eaiher the< young folks had a de- K.
lightful tiniey playing games " before *
the picnic dinner was spread. Then in-^
the afternoon t^ey enjgyfd an Easter 17
wk +rttrit ?nd making: molasses candy.
~ Mrs. G. P. Waston and 'Mrs. J. B.
Gfex accompanied the young folks. I
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The Missionary CiWlcs of the FirsU ^
Ponti'ct PKiivpW Kol/I VKs?it* mi>ot intra tl
on Monday afternoon, Vach studying ?
"Our South American Fr^ds." " j*1
The Carrie Lake, with Mrs. Cribb,
?jyfrs. H. H. Burroughs leader. ' *
The Annie Miller Watson\- with |
TiTrf ~WlhtnrnrnTri htrtttiri and IraAir '
JL Moore, Mrs. C. P. -Uncles TMdfniTj~
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Mr. H. L.V Macklen, who; is con- -B
nected with the Civil Engineers of **
the North -Caroling State Highway *
Department, and stationed at Green- ~ville,
'N. C., arrived Sunday, and is ''
spending a few days with, his mother,
Mrs. J. P. Macklen, near Myrtle v
Beach. i _ . -I
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The eleventh grade of "the Burroughs
School want oyer to Mullins
last Tuesday and put on their play "
"Engaged by Wednesday" in Kirby'a. q
theater. A nice sum was realize^ j
which, will goJa The Mirror, the
annual of B*. W. S. and the baseball !
team.
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Buy your ice coupons iAsfbre April /
I0~ai Special discount.?? ?
Quattlchaum Light & Ice Co.
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Misa Vina Collins entertained her 1
nection of V the first grade r at her g<
home on Thursday afternoon. c>
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The Interthediate Departmentof S
the First Baptist Sunday School en- !ai
,joyed an Taster egg hunt hear the j
- brick mill on Friday afternoon. i'T
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Miss Annette Epps Was hostess to A
her Sewing Club on Thursday after-(te
.noon. . V/ ' j-W
. Mrs. J. E. Watson was hostess to gi
the" Sewinfc Club on Tuesdayt t?
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. AmbnuaAnd *x
- Mrs. K. H. C. Balreh/Mr. and "Mrs. Gf'II
V L. Ford. Mrs. Frances Burroughs.
^\MiRs Elizabeth M$ftil|an and Mlp?
"Stella Johnson visited Magnolia Gar- T<
do nssja si week-end.'- ^.
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Mr. amMlr-s. M. W. Collins and Mr. T1
and Mrs. VNC. Jensen spent Easter
jn Columbia. ^ ' *
Dr. Dempsey Barhds of Richmond
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J. O. Cartrette, Agent
"INSURANCE" ?
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3REST TO WOMEN. |
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Wmimiiiinim
-'a,.wir? guest of Mr: and Mrs. J. i
I. McDermott Easter.
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Dr. and Mrs. J., L^Egerton ol
lender^onville, a ervisiting
elatives in town. . v
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Miss Lucy Sjivey has returned to
riff wortr^a Y?unR .Leader
n the ^ptis^church^at ^Spenser, N. |[(
>n her way back she .attended Foundx's
Day Exercises at Coker. College
,nd the inauguration < of Pres.--Car- i
yle Campbell. ^ i
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Mr. and Mrs. Magrath spent a few'-fl
ays in Charjpston last _ week and <
i^ited Magnolia* Gardens. .
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Miss Leila Burroughs of Salem I.
Lcademy Winston Salem, N. C.-f add I
lenry and Donald -Burroughs of ,
Hue Ridge Academy, Henderson- J
Hie, have returned to their studies <
fier a tvri'k^ huliday ' ' . ' -f
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Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Sprvey, Mrs. T.
t. Ludlum and children, and Mrs. C.
1. Snider were guestslof Coker CoU 1
ege ?n Wednesday' dtiring. Founder's '
>ay exercises and the special inau- V
tiral ceremony of Pres. Cathpbell.
Circle No. 3 of the Missionary So- lety
met at the home of Mrs. J. TV
[utledge MondayT 'afternoon with-Irs.
J. B. Cox leader. Several intefsting
leaflets were read and reports
iven.' After the business and Dovo^1
ional the hostess acrved , delightful*
efreshments to a large number of i
tembors who?4gera^present. . ^
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ON WAY METHODIST CHURCH-]1
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Friday, April 9: The SecotuT Quart- '
rjy. Conference Will be in The
[ut,. Kev. S. O. Cattt^y ~ presiding.^ ivery
official member of the Church
f. requested to Atlend. ' . > ' \
Sunday, April 11: Sunday school,
0 a. m. M. R. Smith; superintendent.
The Hut Bible-cUs* fqf ^tjh. }
Service Room . Bibl^^ss for
Adies. ' , "
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^Public worship at 11:15 A. M., and
:QP P. M. Mqrning service conducted
y the pastor. Theme:. The Three 'old
Christ, No. 2.
Rev. S. O. Cantey will preach at
le evening service. ? ? '
The public ' is most cordially initcd
to all the'services' of ^his chUrcfu ;
Come and bring jyour friends.
foITsale
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~N|ce lot Porto Rican Slips cured
nd treated, $1.00 per bushe)_!_J. B? j
OOK, Conway, S. C., R. F. D. 2, on '
luiii^uuici y r Hrni.
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Somewhere between Wampee # and
ic Supt? #{' Educations residence
posiffi^rnr Conway)' a watch!
[empden mpvement^. serial no. 3047
3 Ruby and sapphire jeweJa in gold
kountings. Red minute numbers from
to 00 on dial in open face 25 year
9ld.ca.ee with building: and scenery.
graved on back of case. -
The holder will please; return to
AM J. BLAND, at Wampee, S. C.
id receive reward. v v .
AKES TRIP^NORTH
Mrs. A. W. Barrett and Miss Mary
lice Leath left Saturday for an eg^ r
nded trip horth. They will visit
'uiston-Salem first, and from tiftere .
til fro to points of interest in Vlrinia,
and Washington. Mr. Barrett
*k them as far as Florence by
jfonjObilo. - * ^
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ONOR ROLL FOR SALEM
SCHOOL ENDING APRIL 2
l^t. Grade (advanced). :C. J. |
5dd;"Coleman Lee, Baker Tompkins.
2nd. Grade?^_Eltea Todd.
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..in. i.raur?amuy ?aits, .Junior
lompson, Henry Tpmpkins.
4th. Grade _ Percy Todd.' -?t{
5th. Gra'de^.Annie Lewis. *"
6th. Grade Florrie Walts.
7th.JGrade__.Anna Thompson, Mar-J
n Thompson/ Colle Thompson, Clara
, ,i iftiSAjIti W, Collins, Prin.
' - Mrs. H. K. Sanders, Asst.
Buy your.Jce coupons before April'
\at Special discount..;
Quattlebaum Light A Ice Co.
Sou us^^^your ^fnTTn4 Orders on'
irtiHser, tfftrate of Soda,; Cotton
ed Meal, Acid and Kainft. We eati r
I'yotjpr orderti: from our Warehouse
y tinier Smith Wholesale Grocery
p?T*y. / ? : TV . - I., - - . ?
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THE FIELD, C6N1TAY, 1 C till
Co. adv ?
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Card of thanks ti
' I wish to take thu*-method of ; ex- U
press ins my profound -appreciation D
of the kindness shown me during the U
long time which I suffered so much ai
from ^severe burn. I hope our dear M
Heavenly^ Father wild justly reward
the many kind hearty ancThands that ai
cared for and adbministered to my B
needs. j gi
Mrs. AD. WOODWARD,'hi
Toddvltle, $. 0. M
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Bay your ice coupons before April tli
10 at Special discount. . to
Quattlebaum Light A Ice Co. ' hi
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Diiw Margaret l?je^ Of Kew York,di
City, ie a. guest of her sisterC.' gi
I. Epps. . , ' ?Ig
> fUtfvumiaiwrt * . q B
Two cars Hay, Three hundred bar- pi
rels Flour, * Six Hundred Bags Salt, in
Four Hundred Bags Horse and Hen si
Feed, Full stocks < I^ice, Q^its," just ^
received .Smith' Wholes^ .Grocery gi
Co. . ' mX adv w
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Buy your ice coupons before Aptril a
10 at Special discount. 7 tl
Quattlebaum Light A let Co.
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Solid Car- each Fruit Jars, Feed EJ
n.ta anil f\?>n ?n<l Pllrin# Duirv A
Wholesale Grocery Co. * adv S|
*"*"7 ', * * _ |jd
FOR RENT: Eight Room Bunga-.j.
low, water arid lights on Main Street tl
between 5th'and 6th Avenue. See "
CHAS? J. EPPS, at Conway Drug Co.
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Buy your ire coupons before April p
10 at Special discount. T
Quattlebaum Light & Ice, Co. ? !A
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fine arts club entertains rbi
Thursday evening from 8 to 11 j S
o'clock in the Town?Hall the Fine i
Arts Club was hostess .to Quite^a ?
number of jCqtiiway's Young people *
in honor of tht&e taking part in, the J
plaV "Love a Palace" presented
by the Club several weeks ago..
Thursday being April 1st a number
of jokes were played on the guests
throughout the evening. L , 0
The guests were met at the door by
Miss Ella Sessions of the entertain- J
ment eomrtittee and presented to
Mrs. E. P. Walsh 'Pres. Of the Club.
Mrs. Bob Smith then invited tfiera
across the hall to meet the "Gpest
of Honor." Just as each guest
rSnnhfl Jorieq nullad-^aide-the_enrtain
and thev were
face to face ' with a largo mirrow. 7
This caused much: laughter from
those who" had. already been "caught"
Miss Jones then Rave each one a
slip of writing:' paper and told t'them
they would find their fortunes on
these slips. There was a blank looking
frowd of. people aa there, was no
writing oft' the paper. Finally the
committee explained that when ihe
paper was held over thc^andles the i
fortunes would appear. - . ,* < *i
Each guest was next given a small j
piece of crepe paper, all different !
ThaOa? Wat AHtdlW Htad \ .
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CHARLESTON I
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Magnolia Gardens is
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"1 specialist in cardans and I w
freely assert that none in (he %v
world is so beautiful as thts.'V_^
John Qalftworthjr. ni
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Middleton Place>'
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Masterpiece of ^ famous gardener g
using 1000 * man year's of labor. ^
Old Tudor Mansion still .occupied. sf
Round s Trip Fare ,v
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From*
CONWAY^.. $7.50 ?
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lifg until April 15. ^ ^
trains April 9 and 10, good returnpickets
on sale for all regular fy
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^rhMllilpu anil tafuM.tloa fr/.n.
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COAST LINE 5
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TKt SUmlarf VUdiroad of (he jfif
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JB8PAT. A PHIL K 1926
lora, Msverel^piiis and -tohhW-J
ike * *fools vafll'jtoJte worn during, "
i4J rero?^D^erx of the evening.. ,
ucy Spi**>'? Mr. John. E. Watson ,and
r, E. P. Walsh being the judges as
who m*de the best Cap. The prize,
* "*11 <Uy sucker"; was presented to. c
rs. Bjflb Smith. . v. *
Next J" entertainment committee v
iked Mis? Bee- Ambrose apd Billie j
arrett to choose sides; after all the 2
jests had been ehoseh each person
id *-le!ter oHht alphabet ? pinped y
v and II Uvely spelling contest was '
?gun. As the words wcre."giv?n out"j~
ie letters Were to run get in place |>
r spell the word. Miss Ambrose's
de wont "and they were told the |,
rise ??r. for "(hem" to sing for the L
ifeated a^ie. This they djd with |
reat spirit. A pillow cot)test was
?xt, each person on both sides to J
ifc>-th? ptllyr out ot the ease WkIt
ji it back. Mt^. Barrett's side won
i this and were presented with" ONE
ice of ehke..
The guests, were-then seated and
Iveit h piece of- news paper out of
hich any animal could be torn. Dr.
ig.<?r ww presented with the prize,
hox pf;"animal crackers" for having |i
le most in-complete animal. " . ? 0
Refreshments of block ice creanv-1
nd cake, was their served by Misses t,
lUabeth Stilley. Lula- Sweet; Mary
Leath and^ Ellzubeth poindex^er; j
om a table where Mrs. ,D. (i. t
pirey and Mrs. JackrGriffln "pro-. [
ded- ' ' t
There were aTiout ' guests - of 3
te club and-all seemed to enjoy uud;(
April Fool" party."
We have m stock Fifty. Thousand 4
ounds Granulated Sugar, Fifteen r
housapd r<>un(is~ Compound Lard: -j
11 -bought before the recent advance,
s -to ytTui interest t?> <ee us before
[iyirig, ?(' e:n?save you AtiOtH?yl_L^' j
mith Wholesale Grocery Co., ad^ r
'astor M. M. Ben- i,
son Invites You to
Memorial Service:
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iF REV. W. S. McCASKlLL DAY f
TO BB OBSERVED AT" THE ,
BAPTIST CHURCH - ' t
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AU who knew him will come- and
II who have received benefits from
Ls life and labors ought to come to
%pt)4 this memorial of, this man of
od. . i
Sunday at the eleven -o'clock serce
the First Baptist Church will
.ia In this service and many Of the
hutches "round - about will partici*tt
in many ways.
A stone at the head of his gravei
ill be unvailcd, the entire S. School
ill bring flowers and decorate* the
ijce of hia burial, the Memorial Teron
will' be preached im^he house,
id the closipg qeremony will be held
tout the grave. ' "1 1.
We are expecting Cedar Grove,
iveetwafer Branch, ' Good Hope,
ucksport, ntlH all the'other t>f the
hurche<^ and -intTividuals t obe ,pre^
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Sunday School at 10 o'clock. <
H.-tf/P. U. at 7 P..ML; * C ]
livening sermon will be n large the
jv of thought. " of the morning, jfuitding
on the Rock/' " -7-*,-'. M
Every well rfitiher of the'0 Gospel
k to be preserft at ail services. ,
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IIGH POINT SCHOOL ( LOSING. 'I
The "Closing exercises"for.' High - 4|
iiiTf school will be Held Thursday 1
ening April 8th at eight oWock. '.L
A minstrel "A Night in Ceontown" ,
d a play bp <thv -high Uehool pupils j J
titled "Catching. Clara" will be pre- j '
nted. Exercise* hy'^he primary j!
adt h. AdipisKtmr free. ? ' ' j i
r f. *. /Teacher. -j
We ha ye in stock .Cotton Seed for , j
mtjing North . Carolina Qrokfrn aa J
ilf aaVehrcl, Lofedo, and Mgmmoth
llow iioy BeansrChafa Seed, and j
Id Peas Smiih WhoMMt Gro- 4
ry Co. *?hr {
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Cifii Cimh Ortp and toBym "t |
tXATIVi: BKOMO QUININE fattifarrciwf {
mmm TW* b r'fk
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3>nuty Nurse's E
Report for March
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Thfv follow in^ts a report of "the .-,!
ouiuy. nurse, Mhis Bruce for March.
Purtnutul visits, 2.. ' ? ' v 'f"W<
iaiis^g bqbh's undh' I iiiu., h????fVisit*
to babies under 1 mp^ l. fTi
yrs., 6. ?pi
Visits to children between 1* nip & tal
ears, 8. *r ' *J . . tai
Other, nursing visits, 5j, 'Fo
-instructive visits, 22. - v- , to
Conference" Visits, 20.' *fli<
,^'ot-otherwise classified, 1&. |ed
Schools Inspected,-8. - _ Dl
Pupils Inspected, 439: . " jbei
Number j>t pupils defective, 232^?. |od
Total number of defects, 362. * ^Tlnj
Pupils with defective now and |dr<
KfOttt, lfr7. 1? .h?
Pupils with detective teeth, 120. ,'ed
Pupils with defective eyes, 60. ; ;jw?
Other defects,-9.../ * [an
Vaccinated for small:-?pox,> 101. ;int
Inocc'ulated for typhoid fever, 133; .im
Talks to school children, 5. lu<
Tvto .children were"carried -to \ Co- jde
unibin and operated on for hair, tip'ou
ne child ha<F .enlarged tonsils aft|o !ev
tips!!* were Amoved while fn Colun)- ;a
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"Both children are at^Romo now do.,- ich
ng nicely." The parents were not able ' H<
o have the defects corrected and so ; Mj
laid; the hospital^ bill and the doctors : tin
he Horry Chapter o? the Red Cross j tui
rave their services, Dr*. Baggutt. and th
'anghman. lai
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Try the Contfruy Fruit.?Store for w?
'quick lunch",-all kinds of Rood fruit by
easomibly. You'll like our hot doRs. ' pa
ttXl door to Conway Hardware Co. H. |
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Quijicy, Calif. April 4.... Sis:Jat1
nches of snow fell here todnV. To- tfr
tight the white blanket Was turning j?
nto slush ks rain began falling. ^
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PROMINENT COAST LINE
OFFICIATES HERE THIS WEEK
Hon. Lloyd Crocker, superintendent {
f/A. C. L. of Wilmington, B.- 1 S. !
Weeks, commercial agent of Florence, i
SwenTJavidson, Asst. Gen^ Fit agbht^"
"o Charleston and G. A. QardweiL^
tgricultural and ..Industrial agent of |
iVilnjington, all. prominent railroad i
>fficials spent some time here nnd at
iXrytle Reach this webk looking over j
natters pertaining to development i
it this popular summer11 resort We
wisH"t6 ?
Dr. J.?G. Hftwle
tical chemist, hj
.. position with us
il. charge of thejpr
v.x /partment.4
"Dr. Howie ~c
. highly recomrr
_Lamar, S. C.-H
' ate druggist of
-perience, and w
6 Ph. Cr degree
cates that he fir
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year course inst
as ii* the Ph. G*
* - the time he pas
r Board* he was 1
9 . a ~
in South Garo
this degree.
-W WE APPRECIATE
">< IN THE PAST. GIVE Di
'X ftCJjA.V'WE ASSURE ;
V -s. ' ' COURTlflpl'S ANI> EF
PEOPLES D(
"FRIENDLY
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'We can save you m
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tETUSBUIliD
HORRY" RE,
n C.E. HI ^filNS > Conway, 8.
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>egtho/Mr8.
ReylVorley
In Jhe early morning of March-.16 } N ^
? redeemed "spirit of Mfs. Key- .
or ley of, the(P|$^nt view section
-Floyd* -towit*4up was, " "?<^rrwl ^>m
Its tenement of clay to that\ . -r?T
iritual bod/;, heavenly^ and inimorI.
In her going the community susned
the loss of .pne of, its " choidst. t
r several years she wasa. stranger
good health. All of her bodljjO?fetions,
her chastened spirit enduras
seeing Him who is invisible.
ir.ing her confinement and in her .
d she constantly sjioke of her Kx-, ' x
us which she saw rppidly-approach{,
and greeted wlfhoUt fQgr or?^^
ead. There wus a contagion about > tL.fuifh
and hope whirh_ alwn\-s art - .
upon-me as a "spiritual-tonic. 1^1- . ;
tys felt the.fetter from my. vluts
d conversations with her. She waived
one of the most motherly ^of'w
>thers; a veritable mother in spin?l
IsareU. She measured up to the ,
scription of a worthy womiiu^* ,
tlined in Prbv. 31: 10-30. She met
ery-requirament Jaid down there for
wife and mothej.. She] looked well "
e ways ft^'^ier-. household - and her
lldren rise, upland call.her blessed.
?r husband also prflisedjhex saying .any
daughters have done well.. but >U . *? ' *.
w exfcellost Xhwro all." Thi???rip
re is a fitting- epitaph for her. ' On - *
o afternoon of March 17 amid a
rge concourse 6t~ Jiympathtzinjr . .
iends apd relatives her mortal parts
re committed back to mother Kurth
rHV? side, of her husbund and comnion
of years who preceded her just little
more than one year. Thus end- '
on earth *-a life of usefulness L, T
id helpfulness hut ahe lives on in ;
n memory of those who knew her
the good influence which she ex.- , ..
pded, ' i * ' . . ' - .
?fr?~ Ifrer Pastori?"
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DR. V. P. BEI<L K * * -
of Planteraville, S. G.
1 * Physician and Surgeon *
Offices over New Store, ^
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