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NEWS FROM THE CITY OF
“PLEASANT DREAMS.”
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[Written for last week.]
kuttin, June 28. Special:—
We are all very glad to hear
that our people up here a r e
feeling better again. Some of
us have the smile that will not
come oft because we have ice
cream now every day and
Sunday too. I thing that is
fine tor interesting Ruffin,
don’t you Mr Editor? W hy
the manager of the ice cream
parlor is just Simply rushed to
death. We are sure on the
“Rusk” up here.
Thanking one of our little
Smoak’s friends for their in
terest in the progress in out
Literary Society, we beg to
say that it is progressing
nicely.
The second meeting, which
was held Saturday* evening,
WOMAN’S MISSIONARY UNION.
The fifth quarterly meeting of
It'ie W M U Auxiliary to the Col
leton Baptiet A**ceiation Second
Division, was held ar Great
c>
o
Swamp Baptist Church, Jute
10ih.
Owing to the absence of the
president. .Mr-> Alonzo B ! orker,
the meeting was called to order
by the Secre ery. Mrs K (J W
Bryan was elected president pro-
tom.
Devotion d ^iviee-* conducted
by Mrs KG ^ Bryan.
Words of Welcome, by Miss
Maude Yarn, responded to by
Miss Sue Williams
Discussion, ‘‘What is our ob
ject in meeting together in our
Unions?” by Miss Carrie Week-
ley, followed by M s John White
ot Canitron.
Business Miscellaneous.
Hymn, ‘‘More Love to Thee”,
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was attended by quite a large after which the meeting adjourn-
crowd, although the outlook e l for diuner for which the ladies
all day was gloomy. The
essays, recitations, debate and
especially the talk by our presi
dent, were enjoyed immensely,
of this secticu certainly deserve
credit. As it was raining, din
ner was spread in a nearby school
house, which was very thought-
The next meeting will be held f u l ot the cornu ittee.
Saturday evening, July 10th.
The Query of the debate is:
“Resolved that the Mind gtfins
greater knowledge by reading
than observation.” Affirma
tive, Florrie Crosby and Wil
lie Bryan. Negative Rena
Wolfe and James Bryan.
Come down y ou Smoaks peo
pie and help us out.
R D Carter and Miss
Rena Parker Wolfe were
chosen as delagates from this
knew that he was not going to be, Ai d then cime thc^tinir 1 for d>
here much longer. He lived live parting, so we closed the day with a
hours after the stroke, and thus his ; word of prayer and sang “Hod be
aoul pasted into eternity. Tis useless with you till we meet again ”
to sav that his place is vacant, he ! * bh L.
will be missed. - We stand in iiwe at
vacancies made by this mighty .mgel,
Deatn. “Cousin Ibllv’’ was a mem '
Miss Hattie Under ol the Orange,
burg Business College is at home
with her mother, but lias been called
io the bed side of her sister in Kiori -
da.
Mrs Jack Bowie and Miss Alice
spent the day w ith Mrs .1 I’ Cobia
near Evergreen.
We are pained to learn that M rs ' ber of 'ong standing, of Cross Swamp
Sallie Uiott has been ipiite ill, but church, and w.thin its shadow ins
are glad to say that she is slowly im- body was beaubfully put to rest with
proving Masonic Honors.
Our base ball team had a very A singular incident occurred
lively game on last Saturday alter among the swine of JS Jonrt, He
noon Lock Spring came over and slopj*ed and coin led fourteen hogs,
ga/e us a tight race, but we wjn the all were well, ate greedily as usual—
victorv. the scort-s b* ieg seventeen to m the earlv morning and before
three in favor of onr team. Ira Lm- twelve o’clock every one was dead,
der was standing near home plate Convulsions and swelling indicate
when a foul ball struck him on the poison, but when or where did they
I
Kirin In America
D. A. WALKER
At 3:B0 oclock the meeting
was called to order by Mrs KG W
Bryan.
D -votioint exercises conducted
by Miss 8ue W.Hiatus.
General Discussion led by Mrs
John White on “How does each
Member earn their Money for
their Societies,” also “How does
each Society conduct their Week
of Prayer.”
Reading—“The Ditference be
tween Benev leiice and Mission”
Sunday achocl to attend the 1—by Mrs Clark, Mr MR Stone
convention which takes place 1 and Rev J M Craven,
at Hendersonville July 2nd, ( “The need of a Campaign in
3rd. 4th. ! our Union”—by Miss Carrie
Miss Emma Bryan ot B.ethel Week ley.
section spent last week in town . Hymn—“Sowing iuthe Morn-
as the gusts of Mrs Ben 1 lern- ing.”
don.
Frank Williams of Hurds,
Ha., and Mrs Mamie Kinsey
ot Savannah, Ga., were h^re
lor a f^w days last week.
We wish t6 state that the
protracted meeting at St.
Johns -vf E church will begin
the second Priday night in
July.. 0
Misses Maude W Padgett .
and Rena P Welle are antici-1-™' **'7
an extended visit to ; lighted w.th the *«on. tluit the
The meetiun adjourned to meet
with Black Creek Church Thurs
day before the third Sunday in
September. ^
/ Su ml ay Morn i n g—M i ssionary
Services conducted by Rev J M
Craven.
Mrs A Q Lyons, Sec & Treas.
DOTS FROfFROG TOWN-
Pleasant Grove, June 30. Special;
pattng
Sumter and Columbia
soon.
Blue-Bell.
now
£b« brat pills ouda *ra DsWitt’i Littte
Rtrars, Uw taaoaa Hula Urar
piUa, THaj ara small, gaatia, plaarant,
•••7 to taaa aad act promptly. Thay
«• said ky Wallarboio Drag Co.
dear Ivofd has sent os. The moat of
them have fiaished laying by corn
bat still very busy planting slips and
plowing cotton.
Mr and Mrs Hannon Cobia are
visiting relatives here.
H £ Under spent Saturday night
and Sunday with Georgs Bishop.
nos? and hurt him very badly, but
not seriously. ^
Blue Bird.
get it, is the mystery.
Vacation time is here. How nice
to be allowed laziness lor a few days!
E.
Teething children have more 'r e-s
diarrhoea, which ean !>*• controlled by
giving Chamberlain’s (. Cholera and
Diarrhof a Remedy. AH .that is necee-
•arv is to irive ihe prescribed dose slier
each operation ot the bowels more than
natural and then cm'or oil to cleanse birthday dinner was given
the system It is sate and sure, r-ol l
by all dealers
ASHTON'S LOCALS.
A BIRTHDAY DINNER
Kutfin, June 3d. Special:—A
by the
children and grandchildren of Mrs
Julia A Jones the 23th of June «in
honor of her e’ghty-third anniver-j
^2 Meetina Street,
CHARLESTON, 3C
MARBLE AND
GRANITE WORKS,
and
Ashton, Julv 4. Special;—The This was V'ite an enjoyable
base ball team of thi« place went to occaaion to all.
Smoaks on last Monday fora whip-1 Early that morning th * children
ping. They got it, but they are game ; !U “l grandchildren l*gau to gather at
and hope the Smoaks boys will come the dear old home to welcome grand-
to their diamond Tuesday. What mother’s birthday. About one
matters a little whipping to a newly ° clock a table was made in the long
organized team with two practices? P'szzt, and a grand and bountitul
We have some good stuff, so look out dinner was spread. Ice tea was
Tuesday and see it we don’t have an-' served in abundance, and it would no
Send For Prices,
Mr John Y. Beach repreaaaU us at
Walter boro
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other interesting game.
Mrs W 1) Berry and daugters, Elsie
and Eftie, are spending a few days at
a matter of imiKwsibrlity to try t i
mention the eatables on this table,
which was honored by the presence
Smoaks with relatives and friends, of dear old grand-m* with her genial
Claud M Yarn of Swanaea is visit smiles and hoary head in the minst
ing his parents this week.
Miss Eftie Jones visited Smoaks
of us all.
The evening was spent with music
Saturday and Sunday and took in the and singing by the young people:
Green Pond picnic and the Quarter- Misses Klorne Crosby and Sudie
ly meeting. Avant presiding at the organ, while
C K Jones and sister, Irene, visited the older foik enjoyed theinteiv«a
Waltorboro last week. just the same.
The community sympathises with ^ Among the outside visitors were;
T G Broxton and sisters in their be-1 Misses Alice, Mollieand Rath Crosby
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A choice collection of
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them to call.
Plenty of Good Clothes,
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the “grown-ups,” too.
Your patronage is appre
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rravement. Death entered their
home Irat week and matched, aa it
were, their brother, W F Broxton.
Hia death waa not unexpected though
aa ha waa stricken,with paralyria last
rammer and oootinned warnings
bade him to be ready at any moment
Be told the writer last week that ha
accompanied by Ben Crosby, of Bella
Ellis Croaby of Pine Grove, Mr and
Mra T Brabham, Belle Bailey, and
Easter Broxton of Croai Swamp.
And dear old Uncle Billie Broxton
was also there, whd, aiooe then, has
passed to the Great Beyond where
than ia no pain and death.
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