I"*' iHfl II I i n I lM^iiin Fergufilrtaa
Patterson of LancasB.
W. Bradford ha* been ill the
greater part of the week at hie home
L. on Tom *Hall street, suffering from
an attack Bf influenza. ,
The annual banquet of the Men's
Bible class of the Fort Mill Baptist
church will be held this ctroutug in
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banquet will be served by the Ladies
society of the church.
Among the targe number of Fori
Mill people who are ill with colds 01
influenza is the Rev. R. H. Viser
partor of the ForL Mill Presby eriat
church, who is confined to his roon:
at the Presbyterian church.
An entertainment will be given in
the high school auditorium Moudas
evening by pupils of the school and
an invitation is extended the publk
to be present. The new stage scenery,
recently purchased, will be used
t> l- the first time at the entertainment.
Scores of Fort Mttll people have
found it necessary to remain Intoors
at their homes during the last week
on account of severe colds or influenza.
Most of the cases of influenza
have been mild in form, but both the
local physicians have answered mans
c;lis on account of the prevalence
of the disease.
The congregation of the Fort Mill
Claptlst church a few days age
pounded their pastor, the Rev. Dr.,J.
W. H Dyches, leaving at lih home a
large quantity of substantial groceries
ai o table delicacies, for which Dr,
Dyches expressed the thanks of himself
and his family.
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week attending the sessions ot the
South Carolina Baptist association,
which met Tuesday in annual convention
at the First L'aptist church in
t R?ck Hill. The program of the conviction
called for adjournment tonight.
At the session last night it
VbR decided to hold the 11)23 convention
in Columbia.
The Fort Mill Baptist church has
arranged u "Gift Sunday" for Connie
Maxwell orphanage to be held
on December 17. Everyone who utte
ds the Sunday school on that day
Is invited to* contribute something to
the orphans. Those who do not find
it convenient to attend the Sunday
school when the collection is t; ken.
are Invited to' send their gifts to S. A.
Lee at the Cash store.
Both the mills of the Fort Mill
Mi nufacturing company were again
closed Tuesday on account of low water
in the Catawba river curtailing
f amount of electrio power the
Southern Power company has recentMM
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and North Carolina, but not snougk
to apprsctaby affect the stage ot the
w ter in the river. t
Country egg* have almost disappeared
from the Fort Mill grocery
stores and other places in town
where eggs are usually offered for
| e.v!?. Practically all the eggs now
being offered. *or sale in r'ort mill
1 '.r" of the cold storage variety, most
| rf which are shipped in from point!
in East Tennessee. The retail price
ot these eggs is 40 cents per dozen,
wMle the price ot the few country
' eggs that are offered for sale from
time to time 1b 50 cents per dozen.
' Two hundred men and boys last
1 St. nday afternoon attended the meeting
of the Fort. Mill Evangelistic clut
1 at the .Majestic theater. The Sunday
r nftoptinnn aorvinoo ? hn.iia **.11
I bo a feature of the club's work. "II
' was gratifying to us to note the pres
er.co of a number of m^n who are eelI
dum seen at any of the churches ol
' the town," said a member of the club
following the meeting Igst Sunday af>
ternoon. "We welcome these men to
i ov.r meetings," he continued, "and
^ lu.pe they will co: le every Sunday."
The Rev. E. Z. James and the Rev.
1 F. L*. Qlennan, former pastors of St
' Jol n's Methodist church, Fort Milt
who are now members of the Lower
1 South Carolina Methodist conference
were assigued Sunday night by t'ish'
op Collins Denny, presiding at the
' annual meeting of the Lower confer'
once In session in Marion, to Little
1 Rock and Barnwell churches, respec1
ti'ely, for 1923. Another former pas'
tor of St. John'a* church, the Rev.
J. C. Chandler, was placed on the
s< perannuated list at the meeting of
1 conference.
The Chester News of last Tuesday
quotes Dr. W. Gill Wylie of New
York city as saying, after he had reccutly
made the trip to Chester in his
automobile, that the worst dtretch
of public road he encounter .in
miles was in - upper Fort 'Mill
to\ nship, between the North Caroli.
nu line and the Steel Creek *oad at
, n-iladelphia Methodist church. This
I s* ietch of road, which runs through
. the Gold Hill community, is a part of
, the north and south highway menti'U
ed in the Ste\v:irt rnnil loir an
i ctidlng to members of the Port Mill
township bond commission, wuu express
the hope that it will some day
bo repaired by tho county.
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And there is always plenty of room
on Easy street for those who work
herd enough to get thereSome
of the ex-service men who
i are a little b't ashamed of the bonus
call it "adjusted compensation."
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9 which I am offering for i
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! We wish to thank our many friends
J and neighbors for the kindness shown
> iia during the short illness, and
\ oei?ta of our darling little son. Paul
L?e We also want to thank Dr. Et
liott. May God bless each of you.
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We wish to express our apprecia'
tion to our many friends and r vgh
bors for the kindness shown our
> daughter and sister, Mrs. Nannie
Crayton, during her illness and at
; her death.
? Mrs. J. W. McEJaHANEY & SONS.
*i Don't fail to attend the big Shoe
\ Kale now going on at Massey's. 20
> to 60 per cent discount to CASH cus|
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? TAKEN UP?Several months ago
, on my farm south of Port Mill, young
J Jersey heifer which 1 wish the owner
t to reclaim after paying expenses. I
| also have for sale a splendid Jersey
cow with calf ten days old. Boyce
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\ LAUNDRY NOTICE?I wish taU?V
? form the public that after next Tues\
day I will not make another shipment,
| of (Laundry from Fort Mill until afi
ter Christmas. R. F. Grier.
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E'AOB PLANTS now ready for dellv
? ery. Stroag, healthy plants, fl.50
\ thousand; 600 for 76c. A. H. Helms,'
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Santa CUus Imi irrtved and a# ft
the past St years made headquarters;
*k Massey's, where yoe will (tad|
btautiful gifts that last at lowest
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of good?to much that I tare It I
to my daughter. She com- U
ptaiaed of a soreness in her sides
to back. She look toe
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Money in the bank makes "a man
feel INDEPENDENT and enables
him, when he has saved enough of it,
to buy into a BUSINESS. I
The man who attouds to business,
and saves some money of his own earnings,
is the kind of a man that owners
of large enterprises are looking for to
intrest in their business.
No man-can afford NOT to bank i
and save a part of what he makes.
We will welcome your account.
First National Bank
Operated Under the Strict Supervision of the I
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FRUITS, NtjTS
CANDIES
FOR THE HOLIDAYS
B. C. FERGUSON
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Drugs,
It's Patent Medicines,
It's a Prescription,
It's Toilet Article's, a
It's Rubber Goods,
It's Right Prices
You Want,
Anything found ina First
Class Drug Store---get it at
MOORE'S DRUG STORE
W. C. MOORE. Ph. a, Manager
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AT THE TIMES OFFICE - - PHONE 112
FORT MILL - - South Carolina
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